Have you ever wanted to learn about Linux but could not find enough resources and books to help you. Maybe you had some questions about setting up static IP addresses on your Linux workstation. But that question was not answered in your “Linux for Dummies” book. That excuse will no longer work. Linuxhaxor.net described as a Linux hacking portal has released a list of a whopping 68 free Linux e-books. These are meant to help you with any question you might have. And if you have a question that is not covered by any of them you can always use Google.

Source: Lifehacker

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