Official Review: Learn Linux Quickly by Ahmed Alkabary

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Official Review: Learn Linux Quickly by Ahmed Alkabary

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Learn Linux Quickly" by Ahmed Alkabary.]
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4 out of 4 stars
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Just like Windows XP, Android, Mac OS X, Linux is an operating system, a software program that allows the software and hardware of a computer to communicate with each other. Because of the way Linux has been explained through the years, a lot of people not only tend to think that it is difficult to comprehend but also reserved for hackers and geeks. With Learn Linux Quickly, the author, Ahmed Alkabary, has proven that Linux is easy to learn. This book seeks to delightfully teach its reader Linux, covering topics that range from installing Linux to analyzing and manipulating files to creating personal commands and much more.

I've always had the interest to learn Linux because it powers most of the smart devices we have today, and I have taken a lot of online classes and read a lot of books over the years, but it always seemed like a hard nut to crack. When I picked this book, I thought it was going to be like the host of books I had previously read, but I was pleasantly surprised. I mean, I now know that nothing is complicated if you have the right teacher. Ahmed Alkabary has distinguished himself as an excellent teacher of the subject with this book. The author broke down the message in a straightforward way that every reader is sure to understand. I think I now have a good knowledge of Linux, and with some more practice, I would be much better, thanks to this book.

I liked that Ahmed often employed an almost informal writing style while anticipating the readers' thought process and making statements that kind of relaxes and encourages the reader to have an open mind to assimilate the message that he sought to teach. Also, I loved that the author wrote this book in such a way that it seemed like a live class, where the teacher taught with a projector. The author achieved this by revealing the contents of his computer screen as he inputted various commands one after the other while encouraging readers to perform that same task with their systems. It was also pleasing to see the colorful illustrations scattered all over this book. Not only did they help me understand better, but they also made me refreshed while I read.

In addition to the opening statements in each chapter that talked about what the reader was going to learn after reading that chapter, the author also gave room for self-evaluation by including exercises at the end of each chapter, and this sort of gave me superior thought of precisely what I was relied upon to know after that part. He also provided the solutions to these exercises at the last pages of the book, and this is significant because it enables the reader to know how much progression he/she has made as well as the facets they have to invest more energy. This book is a standard textbook that explains Linux explicitly.

There was absolutely nothing to dislike about this piece, and the author has done an excellent job in its execution. I found no grammatical or typographical errors throughout the text, which leads me to believe that the book is professionally edited. As a result of how well-written this book is as well as how helpful I found its contents to be, I have the pleasure of giving Learn Linux Quickly a resounding 4 out of 4 stars. I strongly recommend this text to people who are interested in learning Linux. It can also serve as a guide to intermediate and expert Linux users.

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Sounds like an informative manual for anyone interested in softwares.

Great review
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This book will be so valuable to those who want to learn Linux. Thanks for such a detailed review. Good job.
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I'm motivated by this review, cause I'm too good with computer related courses. I'll give this book a try, since I'm interested in learning.
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I love when book break stereotypes. This one has done just that by showing that Linux can be easy to operate. If I ever needed to explore my computer geek side, I’d definitely get a hold of this book.

Thank you for the concise review.
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This book will be beneficial for computer science students. Thanks for the review.
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An informative reading plum with a great review.
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This book would be very useful and helpful to someone who is trying to learn more about Linxus.
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Amazingly, the author has properly delivered his promise of teaching its readers Linux quickly. I also have been interested in learning Linux, so I'll check out this book.
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I am always intrested by this kind of stuff. This book seems to be very useful and informative.
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Oh Wow, there's too many things that make me want to grab this book. Cherry on the top? IT IS ERROR FREE! Absolutelyy love the way you wrote it!
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I want to learn linux and i have the same thoughts as u had about it,a hard nut to crack.But after thia review I think I have the perfect source to learn linux. thanx
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An informative book that gives readers a perfect understanding of Linux operating system would be great for computer literate individuals. Definitely checking it out. Very rich review
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This books seems to be highly informative. I want to give this one a try. Thanks for your detailed review.
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Awesome review. When it comes to computer stuff, I always shy away from it because of the technical terms used even when I honestly want to learn. Such books like this must be my savior. Getting it soon.
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