These Books Will Help You Learn More About Linux

Linux as an operating system is faced with mixed responses across the globe. Some Linux enthusiasts adore the platform to such an extent that, hating Windows for them is a necessity.  But in terms of understanding the dynamics of Linux, one cannot rely on the epitome of research, i.e. Google. Even in this digital age, where everything is available on the Internet, to learn the deeper knowledge and understanding about Linux, the best way is to adopt the traditional method of reading books.  The following list comprises five books that could enable you to master the trade of working on the Linux platform and other complex and high-tech functions as well.  Linux Pocket Guide As the name suggests, Linux Pocket guide is basically seen in the form of a comprehensive reference book, which offers a lot of material on Linux. This guide is a must for Linux administrators and for students, studying Linux-based certifications. Unix and Linux System Administration Handbook This book, currently in its fourth edition covers all the information related to Linux and UNIX system administration. The book is divided into three parts, basic administration, networking and other additional content. Basic administration offers a broad overview of UNIX and Linux from a system administrator's point of view, that will enable you to administer your own system.  Networking involves rules used on UNIX and Linux that help set up, extend and maintain networks and Internet-facing servers. The last part comprises of other information like virtualization, Eco-friendly computing and more.  Linux in a Nutshell This book helps you to understand the operating system in a deeper sense. It is a book that apparently covers almost everything about Linux. The book has been written by four established authors from the Linux community, and includes varied topics that both beginners and experts will find useful.  The Linux Programming Interface: A Linux and UNIX System Programming Handbook This book also talks about the Linux and UNIX programming interfaces. Written by Micheal Kerrisk, it offers an in-depth insight into all the system calls and library functions that are required to gain expertise in system programming. The book is loaded with examples, exercises, diagrams and detailed descriptions that offer assistance in every possible way.  A Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming The book pen-down by Mark. G. Sobbell, explains the basic strategy to work with the Linux operating system from the command line. Apart from that, it also comes with coverage of Mac OS's command line interface also.  http://www.efytimes.com