is there any e-book for learn Linux?
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go to www.tldp.org/  they have all sorts of things that you will find helpfull
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Don't mess around with warez sites or cracked software.  If you really want to learn c, c++ or any real programing language install Linux on your computer, or on an old computer you have laying around, or a second hand one you pick up cheaply on eBay for that matter.  Linux http://www.linux.org/ which is free comes with the Gnu Compiler Collection, GCC http://gcc.gnu.org/ which is all you'll ever need.  \n\n\n\nAs far as books go, "The C programing language 2nd edition" by Kernighan and Ritchie is must read, they are the two people who invented the language. http://www.amazon.com/C-Programming-Language-2nd/dp/0131103628\n\nAt least check this book out from your library.
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Two options I suggest.\nEase of install and setup use SME server from Contribs.org. It's 'free' and comes preconfigured as a mail server, samba server and domain server. It has an easy to use web based administration menu and has everything installed.\n\nFor beginners, another easy to learn way to get linux working quickly and properly is with Debian.  The network install has a very simple menu system that lets you easily set up what you need with minimal configuration. Plus the net install download is only 140Mb.
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Beginners: Learn Linux\n\nv0.99.02 (en), xiando\n\nA beginners guide to Linux for those with little or no computer experience.\n\n   1.  What is Linux?\n   2. Understanding files and folders\n   3. Understanding users and permissions\n   4. Who and what is root\n   5. Opening a command shell / terminal\n   6. Your first Linux commands\n          * 6.1. ls - short for list\n          * 6.2. pwd - print name of current/working directory\n          * 6.3. cd - Change directory\n   7. The basic commands\n          * 7.1. chmod - Make a file executable\n          * 7.2. df - view filesystem disk space usage\n          * 7.3. du - View the space used by files and folders\n          * 7.4. mkdir - makes folders\n          * 7.5. passwd - changes your login password\n                o 7.5.1. KDE\n          * 7.6. rm - delete files and folders, short for remove\n          * 7.7. ln - make symbolic links\n          * 7.8. tar archiving utility - tar.bz2 and tar.gz\n                o 7.8.1. tar files (.tar.gz)\n                o 7.8.2. bzip2 files (.tar.bz2)
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There are free e-books online at Project Gutenberg, http://www.gutenberg.org.  Google also has a project in beta at http://books.yahoo.com
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check out linux.org and distrowatch.com should be enough there to start you off
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try the documentation section of http://www.linux.org/
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Well, the very best place to start is the horse's mouth, so to speak.  Try the URL below for a good starting point.  Also, searching for the term "Linux +tutorial" without the quotes should get you some great sites.  And as a final tip, check out what the man -k command does in Linux.  It is a great way to search for help on something you've forgotten the command for.  Good luck!
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This site looks free.\n\nhttp://shop.ebrary.com/Download
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If you mean code linux from scratch you can't.  If you are a programming guru you can get the kernel and build a distribution around it.\nIf you'd like to learn more about configuring and building up a linux installation from scratch try gentoo, which will require you to compile your os from source and force you to have to write sections of configuration files etc.  Not necessarily the most functional way to go if you are new to linux but it is educational.
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http://www.linuxiso.org/
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You can use Linux operating system for free. you can also use some Linux live CDs like Knoppix or Slax.
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Hello,\nHere is the links I got after spending several days looking for good E-Books sources for free\n\nE-Book different topics:\nhttp://www.bookwarez.org/websites.html\nhttp://www.bookwarez.org/ebooks.html\nhttp://www.avaxhome.ru/ebooks\nhttp://www.khayma.com/gosay/Book/book_e37.htm\n\nAnd this one is specialized in Electronics and Engineering:\nhttp://www.edaboard.com/forum67.html\n\nAnd try searching for any E-Book you like at:\nhttp://www.rapidshared.org/index.php?t=category&n=ebooks\n\nHave a good time reading these books
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You will find a lot of information at http://www.linuxquestions.org , also as mentioned, http://www.linuxiso.org is somewhere to download from (it may not be up-to-date though). It's best to download from the homepage of the distro you choose. Also a magazine called Linux Format (available at WHSmiths) is a monthly magazine published in the UK, which has a DVD/CD each month with a Linux distro on it.
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http://www.aim.com/get_aim/linux/latest_linux.adp\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/messenger/download/unix.html\nhttp://www.bigblueball.com/im/
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When you're starting out with Linux, the best thing to do is buy a used budget price box from eBay and use it to test and install different Linux distributions ("distros"). Be sure to get one with at least 128Mb RAM, and at least a 600mhz processor with 10Gb hard drive or more. You'll soon learn how to run a "Live" Linux CD/DVD to evaluate it (just set the bios boot order to only boot from the CD drive), and you will learn a lot about Linux and HAVE FUN with the world's greatest operating system.\n\nJust surf over to http://www.distrowatch.com to see all the different flavors of Linux which you can get - all at very small prices.\n\nThe Linux community is very friendly and welcomes ALL beginners and refugees from Microshaft :)\n\nGood luck, and welcome to the real world of LInux.\n\nhttp://www.desktoplinux.com\n\nhttp://www.cheeplinux.com\n\nhttp://www.linuxforums.org\n\nhttp://www.distrowatch.com\n\nhttp://www.linuxtoday.com\n\nDC :)
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they have books at the library beginner to expert should find one thereor try these http://www.dontbeafraidbooks.com/ http://www.amazon.com/Internet-Beginners-Computer-Philippa-Wingate/dp/0746026897http://www.gifts.com/products/Walmart/Absolute-Beginners-Guide-to-Computer-Basics?p=2143:2628728:10&sid=vsmopd:absolute+beginners+guide+to+computer+basics+book:P&rid=