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Learning Linux mostly means getting comfortable in the terminal. The Linux Command Line by William E. Shotts Jr. covers the shell, files, permissions and scripting in a sensible order, and Introduction to Linux by Machtelt Garrels is a hands-on guide. The Linux Foundation's Introduction To Linux course suits those who prefer a structured course.
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