Re: Re: about Linux Books questions ?

["David B.Teague" <dbt@cs.wcu.edu>]

> On Tuesday 25 May, David B.Teague wrote:
[snip]
> > Running Linux just has commands. Useful to remind you about
> > command syntax.  No structure of Debian, little detail. 

On Wed, 26 May 1999, Graham Ashton wrote:
 
> I think you're confused. "Linux in a nutshell" is basically commands and
> a terse explanation of a few other things - handy as a quick reference.
> 
> "Running Linux" is a quite different kettle of fish. I don't have it,
> but I would have it if I didn't think that I already know much of it's

Graham:

You are right, I have both books on my desk.  I looked at the
wrong one while typing the response. Both nutshell and the
teaching flavor books from O'Reilly are excellent for the purpose
intended.  

Many thanks for the correction.

--David
David Teague, dbt@cs.wcu.edu
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