Who doesn’t like free stuff? We put together a selection of free Linux e-books that you can read, in many cases download, and use as references, or simply to learn something. The topics range from advanced programming to Java, from GNU to Emacs, from device drivers to the kernel, and much, much more. You don’t have to pay anything to take part of the wealth of knowledge and information available in these e-books.
Advanced Linux programming
GNU Emacs manual
GTK+/Gnome application development
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Java application development on Linux
Linux device drivers
Linux kernel in a nutshell
Linux network administrator’s guide
Self-service Linux – Mastering the art of problem determination
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The Linux command line
Ubuntu pocket guide and reference
A lot of reading, and there’s more!
We hope you find this selection of books useful. If you have suggestions for other free books or other resources you’d like to share, put them in the comments below. And if you didn’t get enough of reading with this article, we do also offer a weekly suggested reading article, with 5-10 articles each week on a different topic.
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