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From: Julian A F Bradbury
Date: Tue, 04 Jul 1995 00:00

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I've meant to post a query re this for ages, now I have time:

o What are the "best" manuals for UNIX/LINUX ?
  - Is there a manual/set which covers it all in *detail* ?
    (thinking of Volumes 1-5, 10kg units, even if 30ukp a time :^)

  - Failing that which are the best/latest in each area ?
    (can you include rough number of pages/prices - thanks)

o Where would manuals for UNIX fall down re LINUX ?
  (ie, where is there "significant" difference at the use/operation level?)


If this in an FAQ (which is *up-to-date*) tell me, if not add it! :)
TIA
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Julian A F Bradbury                                Ergonomist & IT Specialist

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From: Julian A F Bradbury <Julian@xabcs.demon.co.uk>
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Date: 1995/07/04
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