2.3. Documentation for Linux Gurus

2.3. Documentation for Linux Gurus

If you are concerned with the finer points and specifics of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux system, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Reference Guide is a great resource.

If you are a long-time Red Hat Enterprise Linux user, you probably already know that one of the best ways to understand a particular program is to read its source code and/or configuration files. A major advantage of Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the availability of the source code for anyone to read.

Obviously, not everyone is a programmer, so the source code may not be helpful for you. However, if you have the knowledge and skills necessary to read it, the source code holds all of the answers.


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