Showing posts with label Linux Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linux Books. Show all posts

Saturday, November 26, 2022

Linux Addiction Blog

Check out my new Linux Addiction blog - https://linuxadd.blogspot.com

Writings and ramblings on Linux for those who are addicted to it.

https://linuxadd.blogspot.com

LinuxAdd is a Blogger‑hosted site dedicated to teaching Linux concepts through short, digestible lessons and longer instructor‑oriented guides. The blog’s content falls into two major categories:

1. Instructor Guides

These posts are essentially mini‑textbooks designed for classroom or self‑study use. Each guide includes:

Step‑by‑step command explanations

Demonstration‑style teaching formats

Example files for hands‑on practice

Pros and cons of each command

Organized sections and learning objectives

Recent guides include:

Top 25 Lesser‑Known Linux Commands Instructor Guide

Linux Commands for Ethical Hacking Instructor Guide

Linux Sed Instructor Guide

2. Linux Dictionary “Word of the Day”

Short posts that explain a single Linux command in simple terms. Examples include:

dd (data duplicator)

dc (desk calculator)

date

cut

Each entry provides:

A plain‑language definition

Key parameters

Example usage

Occasional warnings about dangerous commands (e.g., dd)

3. Style and Purpose

The blog is clearly aimed at:

Linux beginners

Students in technical programs

Instructors seeking ready‑made teaching material

Hobbyists wanting to expand command‑line knowledge

The tone is practical, concise, and example‑driven.