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Re: books
I just picked up a good one at an outlet mall in MA over the holidays:
"Installing Debian GNU/Linux", written by Thomas Down, published by SAMS,
c. 2000.
Not as meaty as the standard from O'Reilly, but still a good book. I've
read half of it and learned some good things. It comes with a CD (Debian
2.1) List price is $24.99, but I got it for $7-something.
Happy reading!
NLK
> On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 07:30:35AM -0800, Murray C Dimes wrote:
>> hey peoples
>>
>> Anyone got any recommendations on a good Debian book.
>>
>> I recall someone ( a while ago, might have been onthe debian list)
>> mentioning a book that taught you how to package your own system... if
>> anyone knows the name of that one Id be much obliged also
>>
>> cheers
>>
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> I don't know about the one that teaches you how to package your own
> system, but probably the "standard" book on Debian may be Learning
> Debian GNU/Linux, by Bill McCarty, published by O'Reilly Press (when
> you think about books for Unix/Linux, open source, or intelligently
> written books about certain M$ products, think about O'Reilly Press.) I
> don't have this title personally, but I have a number of their books,
> such as Learning the bash shell, and the 3rd ed. of Running Linux, by
> Matt Welsh. They're all quite "meaty." --Mark
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