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I hate to admit it, but I haven't gotten started with Linux yet. (Too busy maintaining this website and writing tools and extensions for HomeSite and Studio is a good enough excuse for now.) Whether you have already started with Linux or not, you're likely to find a few books on this page that you'll want in your library. My recommendations are partly based on reader reviews, and partly on my experiences with certain publishers. |
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Linux For Dummies, 3rd Edition
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Running Linux (3rd Edition)
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Once you've gotten started with Linux with the book above, or one of the distribution-specific books below,
this is the book to get into the nitty gritty of things. Of course, solid and in-depth information is what you'd expect from an O'Reilly book,
and that's precisely what you'll find here. For doing things the Linux way; the information applies to most distributions, or tells about
the differences.
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Linux System Administration (Linux Library)
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Linux in a A Nutshell, 3rd Edition: A Desktop Quick Reference
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If you're done learning the basics, and need mostly a reference, the O'Reilly Nutshell series can
hardly be beaten with just the right balance between syntax and explanation. You'll use this book a lot! For
more in-depth material, you'll want the book above.
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Red Hat Linux 7 for Dummies
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Slackware Linux for Dummies
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Corel Linux for Dummies
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TurboLinux for Dummies
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Finding other books |
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