There are so many information dispersed in so many places. And most of them kind of cover the same set of topics like ps, cd, pwd, chmod, chown, etc. But there are so many things to learn. Really need some advice how to muster all the knowledge.
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The best way to understand Linux/Unix is the shell and shell programming. If you have a solid understanding of how these features work...Then you have a solid understanding of Linux/Unix.
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There are so many information dispersed in so many places. And most of them kind of cover the same set of topics like ps, cd, pwd, chmod, chown, etc. But there are so many things to learn. Really need some advice how to muster all the knowledge.
Get the current objectives for some Linux certification like CompTiA Linux+ or Linux Professional Institute Certification and start mastering the objectives one by one; wherever you find the information is irrelevant.
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