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Story: Running Linux - Fifth EditionTotal Replies: 4
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sxf

Dec 17, 2005
1:53 PM EST 		I read the 3rd edition: great book, suitable even for a (committed) absolute linux newbie.

The Linux Documentation Project has the best online books on Linux. O'Reilly's Running Linux is the best dead tree book. Period.

PS It's expensive though.
dinotrac

Dec 17, 2005
2:41 PM EST
Quoting:PS It's expensive though.


List price is a bit dear, but how many things return so much value?
sxf

Dec 17, 2005
3:37 PM EST 		Agreed.

This book (but this is typical of all O'Reilly efforts, IMHO) is also nicely edited and one can immediately understand that a lot of work went into it, unlike so many IT books.

And this costs money.
TxtEdMacs

Dec 18, 2005
7:11 AM EST 		Check out bookpool.com - I buy my O'Reilly books en mass from them.
elkhodairye

Apr 21, 2007
11:59 AM EDT 		now,i am in OJT in OTT co. , and i am studing some courses there ,Oracle AS and linux ,-if there are any one want to help me - i am looking for free soft copy of Linux 5th edition elkhodairye@yahoo.com thanks

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