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Can anyone please suggest me some book or website from where I can learn about gnu coreutils to get more knowledge about terminal commands.
An interactive book or website would be a nice start.






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          The GNU project has an official manual freely available on their website.



          That said, it seems like a Herculean task (and a waste of time to a certain degree) reading it entirely in one go since the number of tools in Coreutils is too vast, and some of them do not see much use except for fairly specialized tasks.



          Thus, you will likely be better off look up the topic or the command of your interest as supplementary information for what you've read in the man pages and Internet forums.






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            The GNU project has an official manual freely available on their website.



            That said, it seems like a Herculean task (and a waste of time to a certain degree) reading it entirely in one go since the number of tools in Coreutils is too vast, and some of them do not see much use except for fairly specialized tasks.



            Thus, you will likely be better off look up the topic or the command of your interest as supplementary information for what you've read in the man pages and Internet forums.






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              The GNU project has an official manual freely available on their website.



              That said, it seems like a Herculean task (and a waste of time to a certain degree) reading it entirely in one go since the number of tools in Coreutils is too vast, and some of them do not see much use except for fairly specialized tasks.



              Thus, you will likely be better off look up the topic or the command of your interest as supplementary information for what you've read in the man pages and Internet forums.






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                The GNU project has an official manual freely available on their website.



                That said, it seems like a Herculean task (and a waste of time to a certain degree) reading it entirely in one go since the number of tools in Coreutils is too vast, and some of them do not see much use except for fairly specialized tasks.



                Thus, you will likely be better off look up the topic or the command of your interest as supplementary information for what you've read in the man pages and Internet forums.






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                The GNU project has an official manual freely available on their website.



                That said, it seems like a Herculean task (and a waste of time to a certain degree) reading it entirely in one go since the number of tools in Coreutils is too vast, and some of them do not see much use except for fairly specialized tasks.



                Thus, you will likely be better off look up the topic or the command of your interest as supplementary information for what you've read in the man pages and Internet forums.







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