Linux Sysops Handbook
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Linux Sysops Handbook
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#3Isn't this missing about 10,000 pages?
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#4There is no replacing the Unix and Linux System Administration Handbook.
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#5This is definitely a quick reference, definitely short, and definitely missing a ton of things.
And it's awesome. This is just the thing a new Linux user needs to start understanding the ecosystem.
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#6There is no replacing the Unix and Linux System Administration Handbook.
No doubt, meant to be self study notebook originally. Listed in the end couple of whole interesting reads.
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#7This is amazingly useful to a person learning Linux in a corporate environment where they've just been thrown to the wolves to figure it out. Thank you!!
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#8This is amazingly useful to a person learning Linux in a corporate environment where they've just been thrown to the wolves to figure it out. Thank you!!
As somebody who's in this exact same position(well not really corporate), I feel the same way about this guide.
Thanks so much the author!
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#9I've also started writing something like this a while ago, but then ran out of time again. It's something I'll probably work on again when my workweeks get a bit shorter again.
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#10Isn't this missing about 10,000 pages?
Historically handbooks are smaller, shorter reference guides. Something that's portable and easy to carry with you.
Something 10k+ pages in length doesn't fit that description.