> I'm wanting to get my father a good linux book for Christmas. I will
> be installing linux on his system while I'm down there for Christmas.
> What would be the best book for him? He does have some unix
> experiance, but hardly any administration.
Matt Walsh's "Running Linux" (O'Reilly, www.ora.com) was a great book two
years ago when I was just starting with Linux administration. There's
also a book exclusively about Debian Linux written by Dale Scheetz .. I
don't have a URL, bu I'd bet you can find it from the Debain site
(www.debian.org). I'd go find it for you but since I'm already at my
dad's house, I'm doing this from within Windows 3.1 Terminal (arrrg).
Merry Christmas,
Will
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