On Sat, Aug 23, 2003 at 05:28:38PM +0300, Aryan Ameri wrote: > > I am not looking for a "Linux for Dumbs" or "Linux for > Newbies" thing, but I also don't want "Linux device drivers for kernel > 2.4" either. What I am looking for, is a complete, comprehensive guide > for using Linux in all it's aspects. It should cover normal things that > a user will face in his daily life like internet browsing, mail, > usenet, sound, navigating files and directores, X windows, etc) and it > should also cover adminstration issues like installation, maintanance, > networking etc. And also basic Unix and Linux commands. I also would > like it to be as distro independent as possible. > > Any suggestions anyone? _The Linux Cookbook_ (apt-get install linuxcookbook) is very good for showing how to use GNU/Linux to get things done. _RUTE_ (apt-get install rutebook -- but it's in non-free) is good for system administration. I don't know of any single book that does all the things you're looking for. -- Lance Simmons
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