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Old 08-14-2008, 08:13 PM   #16
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheshire_cat
See also
Through the Looking Glass - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Through_the_Looking-Glass
Great books

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Old 08-15-2008, 02:20 AM   #17
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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!!!

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Old 08-16-2008, 07:58 AM   #18
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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.
 
Old 08-16-2008, 08:05 AM   #19
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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).
 
Old 08-18-2008, 03:15 AM   #20
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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.
thanks very much! have a nice day
 
  


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