That depends on what you want to do. If you have something specific you
want to do, www.linux-howto.com (or somewhere like it, like on your hard
drive in /usr/doc/HOWTO) is the best place to start.
If you just want to learn "about Linux", we still need to know more, for
instance:
"Running Linux" is good for learning commands and procedures
"Beginning Linux Programming" is good for...beginning linux programming
Then there are various books about installation, or security, or
databases, or the Internet, etc etc etc.
Mark Pappas wrote:
>
> Is there a place or a book that will walk you through setting up a linux
> system. I am a newbie. All though I did get X running and got the
> machine on the internet. I guess I know enough to be dangerous. I have
> RedHat 5.1. My level of understanding Linux is real spotty. I need
> something that will help me pull these bits and peices together.
> Thanks
> Mark Pappas
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