one stop shop linux book. any recco's?

anyone know of a good book that covers pretty much everything? well i know a single book cant cover all things but im kind of looking for a one stop deal.

i was going to buy this

www.amazon.com...

it is the unix sys admin bible but it is still .nix so it should be cool but it was written in 98 so i am guessing it is long out dated.

i tend to get obsessed with certain topics and try to devour as much as i can.
lately it is computers/hacking/programming/networking.....
i will read as much as i can till i get bored and move to another topic.

you know something like the book i linked but current?


thank you all

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probably gonna roll with this

www.amazon.com...=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1449436830&sr=1-3&keywords=linux

there's so much change with linux that any books going to be out of date before it hits the shelf

knowledge of the basics like the mv/cd/rm/cp commands and how to use vi will be the basics as will knowledge of man

best thing to do is to install it in a VM and play with it, have a target like setup an intranet site or a SMB server for file sharing with windows hosts.

Linux does defeat itself as every time there's a slight disagreement over something they seem to fork the source

originally posted by: Maxatoria
knowledge of the basics like the mv/cd/rm/cp commands and how to use vi will be the basics as will knowledge of man

That's why what I learned 22 years ago for SCO Unix System V still has it's use.