Tweeting Linux: 140 Linux Configuration Commands Explained in 140 Characters or Less

I have a lot of Linux reference books, most of them on the hefty side. But when I need a quick reminder of the purpose and basic parameters of a command, I turn to this. Each command is accompanied by a few examples, and that's generally enough for me. You won't find every possible variation, but that's not the purpose of this book. Lying somewhere between quick cheatsheets and full-fledged reference books, it fills a niche that most experienced Linux users should appreciate.

Get it if it is free, it saves you the trouble of taking screenshots of your terminal help session. Quick & dirty. If you want a reminder of what commands are available, but don't need a deep dive, this will do.

Sorry haven't read yet.

I couldn't beat the price when I DL'd it, but it has come in useful over the last year as a reference.

I recommend it to anyone working with Linux.I will be using it to review and improve my existing Linux vocabulary.

If you are a Linux admin or you are just learning Linux and want an easy to use and understand reference guide, Tweeting Linux is it. The author tells you exactly what you need to know about each command in a short, concise format. The commands are in alphabetic order so it is extremely easy to find what you need. What a wonderful desk reference.

Ich bin mit dem Buch sehr zufrieden, es diente mir zu gelgentlichem Nachschlagen und zur Wiederholung vor einer Linuxprüfung.Allerdings vermute ich, dass nahezu jeder andere das Buch gemessen am mageren Informationsgehalt für viel zu teuer halten würde. Daher kann ich das Buch nicht weiterempfehlen. Jeder, der es kaufen möche, sollte es sich vorher ansehen, damit er nicht enttäuscht wird.Außerdem bin ich der Ansicht, dass der Autor genug Platz gelassen hat, den er, wenn er ambitioniert genug wäre, für ein paar alternative Beispiele und zusätzliche Hinweise hätte nutzen können.