Thu, 30 Jul 2009
Introduction to the Command Line
There is a manual available from the FSF for those wishing to learn how to use the command line and associated tools. It’s quite good. You can get it online at Flossmanuals, or support the FSF and buy a printed copy. At about 165 pages, it covers all the Bash shell basics, and has sections on the various text utilities, scripting, SSH, text editors and the indispensable GNU screen. It also has a nice command reference as an appendix. Here is an outline of the book content.
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