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give me some guidelines to learn unix

 
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Hi All,

Am new to this forum.Am a java guy.I just want to learn abt unix.So could anyone guide me to learn unix.we are going to work on unix environment.

Advance thanks for your response...

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Which UNIX? Or do you mean Linux? The best way to learn is to play with it: install Linux in a VM on your PC. Or go with dual-boot. Look up Linux tutorials on the web or better yet et a book on the version of UNIX/Linux you will be using.

I knew there was a recent thread on this topic: https://coderanch.com/t/517788/Linux-UNIX/Java-developer-Linux-guru

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