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Here's a series of well written IBM Linux tutorials to help you learn Linux fundamentals and prepare for system administrator certification. These are considered the most popular free online preparation methods cited by LPI exam candidates.

Here's a series of well written IBM Linux tutorials to help you learn Linux fundamentals and prepare for system administrator certification. These are considered the most popular free online preparation methods cited by LPI exam candidates. The LPI prep tutorials cover all the topics in LPIC-1 and the topics in LPIC-2. Evan if you dont want to become certified, this series of tutorials is a great way to learn about individual aspects of Linux computing, from the OS kernal to Hardware, Networking, and software.

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number6x ·
These tutorials are a little old, but they do cover basics in Linux that are relatively unchanged.

These tutorials, along with Daniel (Gentoo) Robbin's Bash Scripting tutorials are a great way to learn more about Linux administration. http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-bash.html

Then get Tuxchick's book. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/linuxckbk/

You should already have Running Linux. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/runlinux5/index.html
Alcibiades ·
Another yes to Linux Cookbook! A great read, and very instructive and practical. Well, like everything Carla S writes.
Steven_Rosenber ·
I keep watching the O'Reilly site ... watching ... waiting ... hoping for updated versions of "The Linux Cookbook" and "Running Linux."

Carla's book still holds up, but I want MORE.
number6x ·
Carla's book is pretty new.

There were two editions of a book by Michael Stutz called the "Linux Cookbook" fron No Starch Press. These are older and Debian centric.

I have the 1st edition of the Stutz book as well. Good book.

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