On Sun, 8 Mar 1998, Muad'Dib wrote:
>
> What is the best Linux book out there today? I looked at Running Linux,
> but the copyright was 1996, and that means outdated.
It's still a great book for basic Linux. Covers most all you need to
get started.
I would also heavily recommend (emphatically, that is) one of the
LDP collections, like Dr. Linux, Linux Bible, etc. I still look at
mine from time to time even though it's nearly four years old. It's
dogeared and tabbed and marked and mutilated, but it covers the
basics. Then again, you can always print them out off the net....
Nah! Just buy the book. :-)
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