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I'm graduating from my Comp Sci degree at the end of this year so I've been looking through some job listings to get an idea of what's expected. Most of the more interesting ones I've looked at prefer candidates with "Linux experience".
I've used Linux a fair bit - it's the OS of choice at my university and of course we use it extensively in C programming. But I mostly use Windows and don't feel particularly "proficient" in Linux. Are there some exercises and guides I can read that would help me if I come across some Linux questions at interviews, etc? I basically want to know the ins and outs of the OS in a fair amount of detail.
What are the main programs that a Linux guru should be proficient with?
In terms of the kinds of articles and links I'm looking for, I'm a hands-on learner and technical minded.
I've used Linux a fair bit - it's the OS of choice at my university and of course we use it extensively in C programming. But I mostly use Windows and don't feel particularly "proficient" in Linux. Are there some exercises and guides I can read that would help me if I come across some Linux questions at interviews, etc? I basically want to know the ins and outs of the OS in a fair amount of detail.
What are the main programs that a Linux guru should be proficient with?
In terms of the kinds of articles and links I'm looking for, I'm a hands-on learner and technical minded.