Linux/Unix learning resources

List of resources for learning Linux and Unix.



Edx has a basic course that feeds into Linux Foundation. It is free unless you want a certificate and is self-paced.
 

-- Linux Academy has a 7 day free trial that allow you to spin up testing machines.  You could do a similar thing on your own with virtual machines.
 
Lynda has the best and most polished courses.
 
Safari books online is a great resource too.
 In addition to the great resources suggested earlier, Engineering has some very basic Linux use material for students on our website and gitlab repository, and some more detailed, Engineering-specific material published on our public wiki. 
 
Engineering Workstation lab URL for working with Linux:  https://it.engineering.illinois.edu/ews/lab-information/user-guide/linux-manual
 
Engineering Linux at Illinois documentation (specific to our environment):  
   HOWTOs for more intermediate/advanced type functions:  https://wiki.illinois.edu/wiki/display/boeli/How-To+Articles
Not a campus resource, but I've recommended in the past some of the Youtube channel Hak5 / HakTip Linux Terminal 101 and similar.
Skimming through some of the O'Reilly books like Unix Power Tools can be useful as well. The campus has access to Safari Books Online.
Ages ago I used to recommend the Linux Documentation Project, but I know even several years ago a lot of that information was getting pretty stale. Not sure of the current state. 
 ----The first lesson is "The Unix Shell".
 
The Linux Command Line - https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxcommand/?source=dlp

Data Science at the command line:
https://www.datascienceatthecommandline.com/chapter-1-introduction.html#what-is-the-command-line





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  • How Linux Works, 2nd Edition

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  • Publisher: No Starch Press

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  • Print ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-567-9

  • Pages in Print Edition: 392


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  • The Linux Programming Interface

  • By: Michael Kerrisk

  • Publisher: No Starch Press

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  • Print ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-220-3

  • Pages in Print Edition: 1552


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