[NTLUG:Discuss] Linux Distro

[David D. Scribner]

MadHat [madhat at unspecific.com] wrote:
> Anyone else have any good recommendations on Linux books?
> Anyone want to rate these, say from 1 to 10?  
> I would like to put together a list, with member reviews, and post it,
> keep a running list.  Add it to the site.

Not a book (50 pages), but something I've passed out to some with mainly
Windows backgrounds that has been handy for them is the "Technical FAQ for
Linux Users Transitioning from Windows to Linux" (and actually titled
"Linux Questions and Answers") graciously put out by IBM developerWorks
<http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-faq/index.html>.

But, watch out... there's a link on the back page to Caldera Linux support,
so SCO might say IBM stole the idea and/or content from them and sue! ;-)

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