Lightweight Linux

Knowledge is power, and you need knowledge to compensate for the lacking megahertzs and gigabytes. You can learn a lot about Linux and computers in the oldfashioned way, by reading books. Beginning the Linux Command Line is a wonderful book for anyone just starting to learn the Linux command line.

Mark G. Sobell's Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming is another excellent handbook written for both for system administrators and new Linux users. The book's 1008 pages will certainly help you to use Linux better than before. If you like this blog, please consider supporting it by ordering books and other products from the Lightweight Linux affiliate bookstore!

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