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Free HN: Entire First Section of “Linux for Hobbyists”
- thebiglebrewski 12y agoHi HN! I just finished the first 5 chapters of my new book, "Linux for Hobbyists"! I'd love your feedback on the book. For the small price of your e-mail address that I promise not to spam, you can read these chapters: http://linuxforhobbyists.com http://linuxforhobbyists.com I very much look forward to your feedback! Thank you for your time everyone. -@zachfeldman
- supster 12y agoVery neat :) I've built some small projects using a Raspberry Pi, so always looking forward to learning more. PS, I just put in my email.
- thebiglebrewski 12y agoThank you! I hope you enjoy, really appreciate any comments on making the book better.
- kyrre 12y agopretty cool, but i really don't think these chapters are elaborate enough for true beginners. slightly offtopic: what is the recommended book for a more indepth look of how linux/unix works?
- thebiglebrewski 12y agoThank you for the honest feedback! Wondering if you could provide more information on why you think that? Should I go into a lot more depth on a specific topic? Do I need to break down the shell commands with more detail? Regarding your second question - I'm not too sure of a good book and my book isn't really meant for that as I'm sure you've guessed.
- niklasber 12y ago"a Raspberry Pi web scraper to control my apartment with my voice" - Huh..?
- thebiglebrewski 12y agoThis is just one of the projects I've built with the help of Linux. See http://alexaho.me http://alexaho.me for more info!
- niklasber 12y agoIs it supposed to say "web server" instead of "web scraper"?
- thebiglebrewski 12y agoWell, the project is kind of a combination of both. There's a server that receives commands from the scraper. So it's kind of like a "web screavper?" Ha.