Prentice Hall Linux: Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition
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Would you recommend the product? yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 9
Pros:
Numerous examples of code, covers everything from partitioning to installation to security
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Book can be d/l'd or ordered from Amazon. I cannot say enough good things about this book - I've learned more about Linux from it than anything else. Paul Sheer provides numerous examples of the subject matter he discusses, and this book will give you a comprehesive overview of Linux, covering everything from partitioning, user permissions, the Unix/Linux file directory structure, C programming, libraries, installing packages, protocols, DNS, lilo, Apache, cron jobs, X, security, and certification. That's pretty much lifted from the table of contents, but again, this is a great book. -- J.W.
Would you recommend the product? yes | Price you paid?: $27.99 | Rating: 9
Pros:
Clearly written, and covers tons of material!
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N/A
I have a few other Linux books since I am just beginning with Linux, this book has taught me more and showed me so many things that the other books have left out. Even though I'm a newbie, I have a tremendous grasp of Linux now that I have this book. You can download it for free at http://rute.sourceforge.net/ or Amazon.com seems to have the best price is you're like me and want the book in front of you.
Would you recommend the product? yes | Price you paid?: $39.99 | Rating: 9
Pros:
Well written - Lots of Examples - Great Introduction
Cons:
Not the most in-depth
This book is great if you are just starting out with Linux and would like a lot of great reference material, or even introductory reading to just about every aspect of managing a Linux system.
It was my first book on Linux and I have referenced back to it numerous times from everything from Shell Scripting to various commands that I didn't quite understand. Lots of infortmation in one place.
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