COMMANDS OF KALI LINUX: COMMANDS Paperback – 5 May 2020

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I recently purchased this book with high hopes of deepening my understanding of Linux commands. However, I was quite disappointed with the content and overall value it provided for the price. In my opinion, the book is not worth the listed price of 150rs and would be more appropriately priced around 30rs.One major drawback of the book is the absence of an index. It becomes quite tedious to locate specific commands or topics without an organized reference point. Instead, the book suggests searching for commands online, which defeats the purpose of having a physical guide in the first place. Additionally, the arrangement of the commands in alphabetical order makes it feel more like a glossary rather than a comprehensive learning resource.Moreover, the lack of detailed explanations regarding the practical application of each command in different scenarios is a significant letdown. Without clear guidance on when and why to use specific commands, it becomes challenging to grasp their full potential and relevance. This information gap leaves readers longing for more depth and context.Considering the limited value provided, it's disheartening to realize that one can acquire the same knowledge by spending an hour searching for command references on the internet. It raises questions about the necessity of purchasing this book in the first place.Additionally, I noticed that this book only consists of a mere 20 pages. Surprisingly, six of these pages are completely blank, which leaves me perplexed as to their purpose. It almost seems as though the blank pages were intentionally included to artificially inflate the book's thickness and give the illusion of more content. This practice feels misleading and undermines the overall quality and value of the book.Unfortunately, Amazon's return policy does not cover this book, or else I would have sent it back to reclaim my money. I would advise potential buyers to explore alternative resources or thoroughly evaluate their expectations before investing in this particular book.

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Nothing in the book. Even we can find much more in a simple google search.

The media could not be loaded. i actually want to give no star but a little bit of knowledge is there don't buy this it's a waste of time

To the Author:Don't write a book...ever.Thank you.

This book is wastage for moneyAgar kisi ko Paisa barbaad karna hai toh lele ye 20 ya 30 rs tak ki honi chaiyeh isse jayada nahi kyoki is book ko purchase karna k baad thoda pages bhara hue hoga aur baaki sab Khali pages hoga

Author just decided to list generic codes in indexed manner from A to Z. This is not called writing a book, but just copy paste widely available generic Linux codes. If you compare this with reasonably priced Joshua Picolet books like RTFM (216 rupees), BTFM (354 rupees) and Hash Crack (308 rupees), this book is just a joke for (120 rupees). Skip this one or just throw money from window because you are not going to get anything out of this one.