Linux: QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (Quick Study Computer)

This is good for experienced or tech-savvy personal computer users wanting to look under the hood of LINUX distros. As a former UNIX and older Linux user who is trying to leave Windows behind, I find this guide to be very useful. As a technical subject teacher, I would recommend it to college students learning Linux also.

Handy quick reference for a windows guy switching to Linux.

very good!

Very good information but a larger print edition would be better. A good quick reference and read.

Easy Reference Cart to find my way to do the things I need to in learning this new operating system

Nice tutorial and quick reference for Linux. Divided by subject w/color codes. Not only provides commands and syntax, but also a good explanation of what the commands do and how to use them w/examples. Very handy!

In school Linux is the base for many Cybersecurity tools. Learning to navigate for new computer users can be difficult, but this has been super helpful to use as a reference and also a starting place for people wanting to explore the resources Linux has to offer. This was a time saver during my last CTF competition.

It may seem a little childish for you heavy Linux users, but for the rest of us it's great to have around.

Mucha calidad y utilidad!

Good.

Practical and useful, not a whole lot more to say. I keep it safe in my computer bag and will probably have more use for it later on. Gives me quick access to review what I learned. I’m sure it’d be helpful for a beginner to find their way as well. 😁

A nice summary of relevant commands

It is handy for referring to commands when I am working. Fits nicely in my laptop bag and I don't need to rely on a network connection for some of the commands when I cannot remember what the command options are.