Flushed with my success earlier today (thank-you folks) I think I'll try
a bit harder to get into this Linux malarkey.
So - do you have any recommendations for a good not-quite-eedjit book
for introducing a moderately expert Windows user to SuSE? My background
is engineering and programming rather than networks. However I have
built a number of PCs and networks and am (touch wood) not too bad at
the hard techy stuff. It seems to me that there's a different mindset
that Windows folks needs to be learn to get around a Linux box? Any
book recommendations then?
Ta
Steve
(PS I like books cos I can read them on a train).
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