- Published: 20 July 2021
- ISBN: 9781718500402
- Imprint: No Starch
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 464
- RRP: $95.00
How Linux Works, 3rd Edition
What Every Superuser Should Know

















- Published: 20 July 2021
- ISBN: 9781718500402
- Imprint: No Starch
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 464
- RRP: $95.00
Reviews for How Linux Works: “If you are interested in Linux, How Linux Works: What Every Superuser Should Know is a must-read title.” —LinuxInsider “Lots to offer on almost every aspect of the Linux architecture.” —Everyday Linux User “You’ll get an essential understanding of what’s going on under the hood without getting bogged down in minutiae—making this a very refreshing (and wholly recommended) addition to the Linux literature.” —Phil Bull, co-author of Ubuntu Made Easy and member of the Ubuntu documentation team “Dives straight into the transparent depths of Linux-based operating systems and shows us how all the pieces fit together.” —DistroWatch “Earns its place on the shelf as an essential reference.” —The MagPi magazine
"Comprehensive . . . The third edition of How Linux Works is a good introduction to Linux that also is organized such that readers can flip through and go as far into a subject as necessary to answer questions at hand, skipping the more extensive explanations that aren’t crucial for their current topic of interest. In that regard, the book is a nice reference to have on the bookshelf." —Lee Teschler, Microcontroller Tips Reviews for How Linux Works: “If you are interested in Linux, How Linux Works: What Every Superuser Should Know is a must-read title.” —LinuxInsider “Lots to offer on almost every aspect of the Linux architecture.” —Everyday Linux User “You’ll get an essential understanding of what’s going on under the hood without getting bogged down in minutiae—making this a very refreshing (and wholly recommended) addition to the Linux literature.” —Phil Bull, co-author of Ubuntu Made Easy and member of the Ubuntu documentation team “Dives straight into the transparent depths of Linux-based operating systems and shows us how all the pieces fit together.” —DistroWatch “Earns its place on the shelf as an essential reference.” —The MagPi magazine