Learning linux from scratch
 

Hi,

I am new to linux Os, can anyone suggest me some videos, or websites so that i learn linux

Regards

SREERAM

There are many, MANY thousands you can find...Google can point you to them. Please read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature.

to learn "linux from scratch"
normally i DO NOT recommend a real physical book for linux
BUT LFS IS DIFFERENT

BUY $$$ the current book!!!
LFS 7.6
or
grab the current e-book and put it on a handheld tablet or e-book reader
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/download.html

then treat LFS manual as a textbook for a self taught class

and i do mean
use a pad of paper and a #2 pencil to wright a install outline

in reality you ARE writing a masters/php theses outline

this WILL be your guide ( your BIBLE -- if you will )

but keep in mind
LFS is not a "new to linux Operating system"
if you are new
then think of it as a PHD Doctorate level collage course of study

and you do not yet have even a 2 year associates

I almost took the OP's question as a LFS question but I think OP means that they are new, if I'm wrong hopefully OP will confirm.

I took it the same way EDDY1 did, that OP is starting from scratch, not that he wants to learn the Linux from Scratch distro.

About dot com has a good section about Linux.

With a little searching, you can find lots of video tutorials on YouTube. Many of them can be quite helpful. Some not so much.

There's a wealth of documentation at The Linux Documentation Project; most of it is command-line oriented.

The Arch Wiki can be a wonderful all-purpose resource, even if you aren't running Arch.

Going Linux has lots of useful information.

There is a completely free course you can do that is aimed at beginners such as yourself. You can find it here > https://www.edx.org/course/introduct...ionx-lfs101x-2