🚀 go-pugleaf

"Nathan D" <nathand@avon.net.au> writes:

> 
> 
> I am a relative newbie to Linux and would like to dive in at the deep end.
> Red Hat 4.2 has been installed successfully and I have (sort of) connected
> to the 'net.  I would like to get a book that will tell me all the nitty
> gritties (and be readable).  I believe O'Reilly have a good variety but not
> sure where to start. Essential System Administration, Running Linux, Linux
> Network Administrator's Guide or the Linux Bible?  Others?
> 

Running Linux and Linux in a Nutshell are two good ones.  The Linux Bible
is merely a compilation of all of the HOWTO's and FAQ's which are freely
available at sunsite.unc.edu/pub/docs, and the LInux Network
Administrator's Guide is there also.  For networking, you'll probably also
want to take a loot at the PPP howto.

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