• Title Learning Old School Linux
• Author(s) Ed Hartnett
• Publisher: Smashwords (Novomver 23, 2014)
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• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 9781311868480
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Book Description

Linux has long been regarded by engineers as the superior operating system. Whether or not you should trust their opinions is still up for debate. However, if you are looking for a simple, basic overview of everything Linux-related, look no further than this compilation of articles written for ComputorEdge magazine from 2003-2010.

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