1. [off-topic] Linux book
I got my start in Linux with a book by Michael Kofler titled simply "Linux". I
had once been impressed by Redhat back around version 4.1, but my appreciation
for their company has dramatically decreased over the year. Currently, if you're
looking for a way to get started fast, I would recommend either the Corel or
Peanut distro.
>>> pmosley at INFOWAY.LIB.NM.US 10/11/00 10:56AM >>>
On to a diff subject Does anyone know of a good book on Linux,I
Really,Really,Really,Really need one.I have been trying to learn linux but
the help files that come with it is really (to the tenth power) bad.I think
you have to be a MIT grad to figure it out.Also I have asked for help from
Red Hat and no luck there,I guess they don't support thier product.Thanks
for the help
David Mosley (Still lost in linux land)
pmosley at infoway.lib.nm.us
2. Re: [off-topic] Linux book
- Posted by cense <cense at mail.ru>
Oct 11, 2000
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Last edited Oct 12, 2000
On Wed, 11 Oct 2000, Mike Sabal wrote:
>> I got my start in Linux with a book by Michael Kofler titled simply "Linux".
>> I had once been impressed by Redhat back around version 4.1, but my
>> appreciation for their company has dramatically decreased over the year.
>> Currently, if you're looking for a way to get started fast, I would recommend
>> either the Corel or Peanut distro.
I just ordered the latest Slackware and Debian CD's. I personally think those
two are the best overall linux distributions, everyone has their favorite
distro, these are mine.
just giving my 2 cents.
--
evil, corruption and bad taste
^cense
