Humble LINUX Book Bundle -- Assemby + System Programming Books Included

Another Humble Bundle, this one about everyone's favorite open source operating system... BeOS! Oh wait no, Linux... A collection of books about using, configuring and programming the Linux operating system.

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[TheJobCompany]

If you're new to Linux, I'd recommend the Arch Linux Forums. The people on there are very *frendly* and *kind* to everyone who asks beginner questions, so you feel right at */home.*

[nbcde]

Its awesome to see videos that don't exclude linux in the first 20 seconds

[BioBiro]

This is such a good channel. Only discovered it yesterday...

[beneggett]

Nice! This is my favorite Humble book bundle yet. Looks like there are lots great books for Linux enthusiasts. Thanks for the video I definitely wouldn't want to have missed this bundle.

[dmytromalevskyi]

Thank you for introducing this bundle to me. I found it very useful!!

[RodrigoBadin]

Doesn't matter if you have epub or mobi. With Calibre you can convert from to either format. Also you could review Calibre because this tool is a must have for those who are collecting Humble Bundle books. I create a Series for each "Humble books Bundle" I bought. Keep really organized and helps to find the book you may need after.

[dan_]

After someone mentioned the Qubes OS distro in a reply to my comment on one of your previous videos I've been looking into giving it a go, so I suspect this bundle might be very useful for me coming from a primarily 99% Windows background. I've dabbled a bit with Arch and some others in the past, but never really stuck around for various reasons. It might be time to jump in properly now.

[originaltenka]

Already have most of these books, maybe the next bundle

[vargonian]

Linux is something I always want to learn but rarely get the opportunity to dive in deep. I've been bitten several times in the past trying to dual boot; there's always been some driver that doesn't work or something that makes me ultimately switch back to Windows.

[fullanalysis]

The Assembly book alone probably makes this bundle worth $15.

[neoharry]

Well I don't really care about Linux, but an assembly book?!
Yeah, I was sold when I saw that.

[TheNewton]

Overall linux's real adoption problem is it's _posteriori_ documenation style and being just a mishmash of tools&systems(outside the kernel). Inconsistencies, technical surprises, and obtuse documentation made by those who already know what they need to know about those tools&systems. So documentation becomes just a place to put write down what they know not necessarily what new people need to learn.

[highbrAned]

finally i can do the linux on my windows !! ;p

[moh]

Linux, the one true God. It even has bibles.

[TheNewton]

ftfy: Humble LINUX *E*Book Bundle
1:18 Linux culture has an elitism problem in it's communities in the variety of: "how dare you not know that because i know that".
When you need beginner help stick to sites like stackexchange their unix forum or the superuser website.

[SuperOvidiuMihai]

I hate assembly, had a course at university, course that I failed once.