By: harish
thank you so much you gave me a good information and articles.
By: Manojkumar
Ramesh, I think the book 'Unix concepts & applications' by Sumitabha Das is a worthy candidate in your shortlisted books. That book has helped me in understanding the design & fundamentals of Unix & shell scripting. You can consider adding that in your list.
By: MarkD
Red Hat Certified Technician and Engineer by Asghar Ghori. I like it because it is organized around topics, so I can find "what command do I need to do x?" Mine is written for RHEL5 and full of my scribbles for the RHEL 6 differences. The Administration Guides on the Red Hat website are very good also.
There is another Red Hat Certification Guide by Jang that is also excellent and is written as more of a tutorial.
By: Tim Burby
First thanks for the site. I refer to your stuff often, not always on purpose either but when I do a google search for some help and see your site in the returns, I'd rather read your answers, they are always clear.
I agree with everything you have included here but would like to offer one further addition. "Linux Command Line" by William E. Shotts Jr. published by No Starch Press
I've read a lot of these while trying to educate myself and this one is always my favorite.
By: Lance
I have found Wiley's Ubuntu Hacks to be an indispensable book for any Ubuntu based Linux like Mint and applicable to Android.
By: Brad
Some good choices, but as a "general" learn Linux book, I have found:
A Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming
auth. Mark Sobel
indispensible for learning & understanding the CLI (Command Line Interface).
As always, Thanks for your work.
By: ryan
You certainly shouldn't forget any of W.R Stevens books..a must in every ones library.
By: Rohi
Thanks a lot. This site is just amazing, never see so much useful information about Linux and UNIX at one place.
By: Francis NDANGI
I'm very glad with these book...
--[Francis NDANGI from DR Congo]--
By: michael
hi there im new to linux so could u pls tell me some books or tutorials to learn linux