⚠ Do you want to take a systematic look at how far you have come with your learning?If yes, then keep reading!
Without question, Linux is the most efficient operating system. Yes, you may believe that Windows and macOS are efficient operating systems because they dominate so much of the PC market, but here are statistics that will change your mind.
As of 2021:
✓ Linux is used on the world’s supercomputers.
✓ Linux is used by 96.3 percent of the world’s top 1 million servers.
✓ Linux is used by the best cloud hosting services.
✓ Linux is used by 23 of the top 25 websites in the world.
✓ Linux is used by 90% of the world’s cloud infrastructure.
It’s challenging to assess and understand how to learn a new skill, mainly when the subject appears vast. There can be so much data available that it is difficult to know where to begin. Even worse, you start learning and soon find there are so many definitions, commands, and complexities not clarified. This encounter is aggravating because it leaves you with even more questions unanswered.
“Linux for Beginners” requires you to be unfamiliar with the Linux experience or knowledge. To get the most out of this book, you need no prior information. You will be led through the process in a logical and structured manner. When new ideas, commands, or jargons are encountered, they are clarified in simple terms so everyone can understand them.
This book is helpful even if you have never used Linux before but want to master it, add it to your skillset, and maybe use it for networking, programming, or even basic web browsing.
Fortunately, this book takes an easy-to-follow, beginner-friendly approach to introduce you to anything you need to know, whether you are a beginner or an expert, so you can apply what you have learned right away.
