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Well what are all your favorite linux books and whats great about them? I'm in the market for a new book and am a bit of a newb. What would be the best book to learn slack (excluding the one on their site )?
Depends on what I'm doing. Kernel compiles, comic books. Bigger stuff; I like something I can sink my teeth into, something challenging, but fun. Tolstoy perhaps.
For your Unix skills I recommend Sam's "Teach Yourself Unix in 24 hours" (written by Dave Taylor). And it's Schwarzenegger. Other than that... read "The Joke" by Milan Kundera. It's a really good book.
Although I would never buy a book with all the online resources out there, I will have to echo the same sentiments as zsejk, that is a great resource. I happened to stumble upon a copy of it in pdf format.
Oh goody!!! I saw O'Reilly's "Linux in a Nutshell" lying about in Barnes & Noble today for only 8 bucks! The catch is that you get an "old" edition (3rd as opposed to the current 4th edition), but the bonus is that you get a kick-ass reference book for really really cheap. So... drag yourself over to the bargain corner at your local Barnes & Noble, and get a ... well, bargain.
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