I think it couldn't hurt. Just get in there and start labbing and learning. I wouldn't spend to much money though, I would pick up one book tops and use the white pages and the resources here to continue to grow. Of course labbing is a great way and actually support and developing in an enterprise.
what is the title of that book and who is the author?
guys I'am confused, can you please give me a brief difference between linux+, redhat, and LPIC(btw I don't know what LPIC means. hehe)
L+ = LPIC-1 and are multiple- choice tests. Red Hat are practical exams (hands- on) and hold a bit more esteem among peer techies and recruiters.
Ever since I picked up one of Sobell's titles, I became his fan. Great books on linux topics, and his Ubuntu title is no exception. So go for it if you want to dig a bit deeper into the subject.
L+ = LPIC-1 and are multiple- choice tests. Red Hat are practical exams (hands- on) and hold a bit more esteem among peer techies and recruiters.
Ever since I picked up one of Sobell's titles, I became his fan. Great books on linux topics, and his Ubuntu title is no exception. So go for it if you want to dig a bit deeper into the subject.
Apress publishes the book you listed above. I really, really dig Apress books-- they usually have a fair amount of detail and are well written for the price. Apress has a neat deal for a discounted eBook if you buy the print edition. Sometimes they have really good sales as well (like their half-price Cyber Monday deal).
Outside of an Apress title, I'd suggest the Unleashed titles for Linux releases (or just about any serious OS reading).
Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
--Will Rogers
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Although it doesn't look like you could probably use it for Linux+. It would be a great introduction before studying.
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what is the title of that book and who is the author?
guys I'am confused, can you please give me a brief difference between linux+, redhat, and LPIC(btw I don't know what LPIC means. hehe)
L+ = LPIC-1 and are multiple- choice tests. Red Hat are practical exams (hands- on) and hold a bit more esteem among peer techies and recruiters.
Ever since I picked up one of Sobell's titles, I became his fan. Great books on linux topics, and his Ubuntu title is no exception. So go for it if you want to dig a bit deeper into the subject.
+1. Another vote for any book by Sobell.
Apress publishes the book you listed above. I really, really dig Apress books-- they usually have a fair amount of detail and are well written for the price. Apress has a neat deal for a discounted eBook if you buy the print edition. Sometimes they have really good sales as well (like their half-price Cyber Monday deal).
Outside of an Apress title, I'd suggest the Unleashed titles for Linux releases (or just about any serious OS reading).
--Will Rogers
Petedude, what did you use for your Linux+ studies?
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