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oh, sorry, i did not know it was you! "beginning linux programming"? i have this book, but i did not read it! because i do not know where should i start.at the present, i only know some basic commands, and i do not know how the filesyetem of linux works? honestly, i am not very familiar with my linux system now.
i hope someday i can be a hacker,and have the skills that a true hacker should have. maybe something like programming languages, c, HTML,perl, etc. my major is not computer,so, i just heard about this names,and the point is i do not know where should i start? what is the first thing that i should learn? it is really confused me a lot!!!
With respect to the book, start at the beginning!!!
For the filessytem, I think there are some good documents at http://tldp.org
My best advice for you is to simply start doing things.....Poke around in your system, try different commands and programs---then go read a bit---then poke around some more. Also consider picking a language---eg Bash, C, Python---and simple diving in and learning it.
i am new to linux! and i think i am enjoying it! i have learned some basic commands! but now, i am so confused, i do not know where should i start to learn and what should i learn about linux first and second and so on~
i hope someone could understand what i am talking about and give me some advices,
i really need someone to direct me to the right way! thanks in advance!
i appreciate! looking forward for your reply!
have a nice day
Be appreciative that you can learn at your leisure rather than having been thrown in the deep end like me. While I will learn much faster, I'm also feeling obligated to spend 95% of my waking hours on the systems that have fallen to me (and seem to be spending many more hours than usual awake).
With respect to the book, start at the beginning!!!
For the filessytem, I think there are some good documents at http://tldp.org
My best advice for you is to simply start doing things.....Poke around in your system, try different commands and programs---then go read a bit---then poke around some more. Also consider picking a language---eg Bash, C, Python---and simple diving in and learning it.
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