🚀 go-pugleaf

On Fri, 7 Nov 1997, Al Mackie wrote:

> I want to learn how to use UNIX, specifically Redhat Linux.  Can anyone
> recommend any good books or sites for someone who has little programming
> knowlege, and has never used Unix before?

The Linux Documentation Project Web site may be a good place to start,
http://sunsite.unc.edu/mdw is a good place to start. Read some HOWTOS.

The O'Riley books are excellent sources of information from anybody from a
newbie to an expert. Also, generic UNIX books generally work very
similarly, although if you can get your paws on it, I'd perfer a book
tailored to Linux or even better your Distribution.

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