Free Linux eBooks
A couple of months ago I made the switch from Windows to Linux, and I doubt I will ever look back. Sure, sometimes business endeavors force you to use Windows applications, but other than that Linux gets the job perfectly done.
If you are considering to migrate to Linux as well, or if you have already been using it for a while but want to improve your knowledge, you might want to check the free Linux eBooks library on Homelinux.org.
You will find pretty much everything you need, from tuning the performance to shell scripts and kernel programming. Below you will find my favorite ones:
- Easiest Linux Guide Ever
- Linux in a Windows World
- Migration Guide
- Practical Linux
- Ubuntu Hacks, Tips and Tools
Daniel Scocco on November 13, 2007 
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Thanks for this Daniel. I’ve downloaded Linux and haven’t been able to figure out how to get it where it belongs. So I hope this e-book will help me figure it out.
Thanks a lot Daniel. This is very helpful