The Software Developer's Guide to Linux. Coming up: tutorial videos highlighting some of the skills I teach in the book. Buy it on Amazon: www.amazon.com... Appreciate you all.
Your Linux tutorials for system administration skills are awesome and I will totally buy this book. I can't believe you gave us all those courses for free. Thanks for all the hard work it helped me step away from heavily controlled operating system environments and enjoy the customizability of GNU/Linux.
Your CZcams series and Udemy course are solely responsible for my Linux skills. This book is an instant purchase for me! I wish more tech instructors were on your level.
You helped me get in the industry. I started watching your videos, on Linux Sys Admin in college, because the courseware was hot garbage. You also helped me figure out which direction i wanted to go for my career, by going in depth in the different types of roles you can have in the industry. I just signed an offer for a big name company developing EV Semi-trucks, and I'll be writing some of the software that goes into the truck. Immediately went to amazon and bought the book, no questions asked, didn't even get a minute into the video. I wish you hard more stuff to buy, to thank you for helping my career. I hope you continue the hard work. Cheers!
Yeah, if you've got an O'reilly books subscription you can check it out there. I believe on the Packt website you can get a preview of the table of contents.
@@tutoriaLinux A table of contents is not a preview of the contents. It's so stupid when you go to Amazon hoping to see what the book is like, such as an example of code, and you just get a table of contents. Dumb.
Nice this sounds like something I should read because I have manjaro linux on a thinkpad and I want to learn Linux and start to use my thinkpad more since it’s lighter to carry around and frankly I don’t have a strong desire for the administration side of Linux for now and just want to know the useful practical stuff for a software engineer. I mainly used Mac for both work and personal development. I use O’Reilly at work but I will buy the physical one when I get paid next time. 😊
Financially, not at all. But I'm also not great at promoting my stuff. But I'm happy I wrote it, because I can see that it's out there helping people already, which is the main thing I'm trying to do.
Your Linux tutorials for system administration skills are awesome and I will totally buy this book. I can't believe you gave us all those courses for free. Thanks for all the hard work it helped me step away from heavily controlled operating system environments and enjoy the customizability of GNU/Linux.
Your CZcams series and Udemy course are solely responsible for my Linux skills. This book is an instant purchase for me! I wish more tech instructors were on your level.
woooooo! amazing work as always. thank you and to Christian for releasing another banger 🔥
Very concise e dense content about Linux. Really thanks for share all of that.
This looks so good, right up my alley. I’ll definitely check it out!
just got my copy of your book...looking forward to it!
Sounds like the swiss army knife of linux tools. Im excited to check it out and following your new vids.
You helped me get in the industry. I started watching your videos, on Linux Sys Admin in college, because the courseware was hot garbage. You also helped me figure out which direction i wanted to go for my career, by going in depth in the different types of roles you can have in the industry. I just signed an offer for a big name company developing EV Semi-trucks, and I'll be writing some of the software that goes into the truck.
Immediately went to amazon and bought the book, no questions asked, didn't even get a minute into the video. I wish you hard more stuff to buy, to thank you for helping my career. I hope you continue the hard work.
Cheers!
AMAZING! Appreciate you sharing that, and I'm so glad to hear the stuff I made helped you. Cheers!
went forth, spent money. looking forward to getting into it
Woohoo! I appreciate the support. Hope you enjoy it!
Is there a place to see or check a preview of the contents?
Yeah, if you've got an O'reilly books subscription you can check it out there. I believe on the Packt website you can get a preview of the table of contents.
@@tutoriaLinux A table of contents is not a preview of the contents. It's so stupid when you go to Amazon hoping to see what the book is like, such as an example of code, and you just get a table of contents. Dumb.
Nice this sounds like something I should read because I have manjaro linux on a thinkpad and I want to learn Linux and start to use my thinkpad more since it’s lighter to carry around and frankly I don’t have a strong desire for the administration side of Linux for now and just want to know the useful practical stuff for a software engineer. I mainly used Mac for both work and personal development. I use O’Reilly at work but I will buy the physical one when I get paid next time. 😊
thank you i needed this book.
Good luck with sales!
2024 love it !!!, have a good day bro!!!
Congrats!
Could we get a system design series?? Always enjoyed your teaching!
This is actually a great idea, I've been thinking about system design (and system design interviews) a lot lately. Thanks!
I second this, please do! Your stuff has been invaluable.
Do you have a link to your udemy courses?
Will this book be available in India
just bought it :)
Critical comments removed, Mr Cohen ?
😐
Which critical comments were removed? Not sure what you mean. If you didn't like the book, please feel free to post a long and angry review here :-D
@@tutoriaLinux Maybe I forgot to click the Comment button
Book written by human or AI ?
Human, of course.
Otherwise Cohen wouldn't have been AWOL so long 😁
@@dankierson Hah, exactly. I should have used AI though, it would have saved a lot of time, and I could write 33 terrible books every year that way!
Bring series on k8
@tutoriaLinux Was it worth the time and effort? I ask because I am thinking about writing a book myself
Financially, not at all. But I'm also not great at promoting my stuff. But I'm happy I wrote it, because I can see that it's out there helping people already, which is the main thing I'm trying to do.