That aside, there's a pretty good reason to reject this book: it's under a proprietary license that forbids derivative works and commercial use.
It's not the "command line of Linux". Hardly anything that a typical
GNU/Linux user does in the command line has anything to do with the kernel,
if anything at all. Standard POSIX commands are all GNU. apt-get, yum, etc
are all package managers developed by separate groups. Skimming through that
book, it looks to me like it focuses on GNU, all the while calling it
"Linux", and even trying to justify calling it "Linux" at one point by saying
that it's "unfair" to other programs.
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