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Gotten thanks so much
is there a physical book of these?
@Dave,
Only digital copies, no physical…
I can hook you up with some links for the very basics. Send me an email. A lot of information I use comes straight from Tecmint. I do believe I have some cheatsheets. Tecmint has a list of Linux commands too. Take them and tinker.
You need something new users can buy. All those were miles over my head. Something like a basic commands cheat sheet for the desk top. Or possible a reference manual with not only all the basic commands but a really good guide to the layout of the file system and purpose of the different file types. I know all this info is readably available but if it was cheep newbies like me would like to have it all in a manual right on the desk top. and it would give you a product that would appeal to a wider group.
They have hundreds and hundreds of pages here on this site and many many free books. Lots of those are designed for beginners. Just because they are free doesn’t mean you can’t buy them. Send a donation. :-) :-)