Running Linux by O'Rielly is a good book, also Installing and Configuring linux
(by MSPress?) is good, geared towards slackware more though. The Suse install
manaul is really good, and Redhat unleashed is decent.
>
> Mark Pappas wrote:
> >
> > Is there a place or a book that will walk you through setting up a linux
> > system.
> A Practical Guide to Linux is a nice intro, as long as you do not get
> pissed with the chapter on using a GUI.
> Linux Unleashed (comes in several flavours) is not that good, but it
> does touch on broad spectrum. This book is not targeted to beginners,
> but i think they flatter themselves. Check mcp.com the book is online
> (save money)
>
> with sites
> http://www.justlinux.com
> there is a site called linux newbies
> and a site called Linux helpcenter, this allows you to search Q&A about
> other people's problems.
>
> Sorry i don't have the urls. Also the Josh Guides are a required
> resource, truly well written.
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> "They did not bomb us because we are guilty,
> but because we are led by a fool," Nenan Canak
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