You should opt in for "Unix Concepts & Applications --- by Sumitabha
Das"............. a must for a newbie. It teaches everything from very
basic... Dont go in to name ---- Unix, in the book is given each and every
command with differences in Red Hat, Suse and Unix etc.
One more thing, where are you, actually I were trying to locate some
O'Reilly vendor, can I have them in Chandigarh by post.
There is one more book by Kernighan & Pike.......... but it is very good for
UNIX, for linux variations for commands you will need some other book.
Ashish Grover
Chandigarh.
they might be better.......................
but the "best" spot is still empty.......
----- Original Message -----
From: jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 2:14 AM
Subject: [LIH] Books for ref
>
> My cousin is planning to move to Linux -- he needs some good books for
> reference (he's just a newbie). They have got a vender in their locality,
> selling only O'Reilly publications, related to open source . .
>
> Can you folks sweep some suggestions, which ones should they go for ?
>
>
> - jay
>
>
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