Subject: Re: A good reference beginner Linux Book (Please ADVICE)
From: Sam Moore (samiwas@macconnect.com)
Date: Fri Nov 24 2000 - 10:05:52 MST
I think you're going to need several, unfortunately.
Have a look at Sobell's "A Practical Guide to Linux" (Addison-Wesley) which
complements "Running Linux" nicely (better examples, IMHO).
If you're looking for real beginner stuff, and you're usind KDE, you could try
the (obnoxiously named) "Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux" which actually isn't
bad.
On 11/24/00 at 5:10 AM, spifflinux@yahoo.com (Pablo Fernandez) wrote:
> Hi Linux users,
>
> I am wonderign which Linux Book could be the best
> choice for me? Since I have little experience with
> this new OS.
>
> I have been thinking in this options,
>
> * Running Linux
> * Linux in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition (O'Reilly Nutshell)
>
>
> I would like to hear comments and other options. I
> have recently bought Linux Complete from Sybex... It
> lacks of many important information : (
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Pablo
>
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