James Stuckey wrote:
Hello,
I've been using linux (debian) for about a year now, and although I'm
no longer scared of the command line I would like to do a little
reading/studying of linux to get a better understanding of some of the
more advanced topics, or to see if I have learned a lot of the things
that might be taught in a university-linux/UNIX course. I'm sure that
there is a lot of stuff that I've missed by just going at it with
trial and error. Perhaps there are some online courses posted to
youtube, or a few books that someone might like to recommend? I would
be interested to know what types of things one must learn to get
"linux-certification" (I presume there is such a thing).
Not Debian-specific, but I learned a lot by building "linux from
scratch" - http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ - it takes you step-by-step
in building a Linux system from source code. You learn a LOT in the
process. The basic version takes you through a fairly minimal system.
There's also a "Beyond Linux from Scratch" linked to from the site, that
takes you further.
Miles Fidelman
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In<fnord> practice, there is. .... Yogi Berra
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