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Go buy a linux book at a charity shop or a library sale!
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OK Boomer.
Counterpoint: everything one needs to learn Linux is online.
Physical books are great. Internet goes out or other devices die and you need to complete work. These are reasons I like to have book references.
Also, one of my favorite things to do when reading is writing in my margins. When I figure something out or find something interesting I like to write it in my own words in the margins, and then if I have to reference again, I have my own words and explanation in the margins to help myself understand faster and better.
I also like to add sticky notes for the same purpose.
If the internet is gone I have no need for a Linux box.
E: and if it is really just me in my own LAN then I have the man pages
Linux isn't dependent on the internet FYI. It doesn't send telemetrics data to Microsoft for example.