[FADCA] On Things Linux

[Chuck Hast]

Folks,
Just a few things that will help make life a bit easier for those of you who
are wanting to work with Linux, and want some books to help.

These books are all at Boarders, and they are O'Reilly books

1. Linux in a Nutshell
        Very handy to look up commands and to use the common tools
2. Linux Pocket Guide
        This is a VERY handy pocket reference you can carry around with
        you, and yet it has enough info on each command to do what you
        need to do.
3. Learning the Bash Shell
        As you get into making the OS work for you shell programming
        becomes a must, this book is a great starter book and yet has
        good info for those who have been at it a while.

4. Tux Magazine    http://www.tuxmagazine.com/xstatic/subs
       This is the on line magazine that is more of a New Linux user
        mag, but it also allows you to see if you are interested enough
        to also purchase the paid sub to Linux Journal
       TUX has all sort of good info in it that the beginner can use and
       still enough that even the seasoned user will find it useful and
       IT IS FREE.


-- 
Chuck Hast 
To paraphrase my flight instructor;
"the only dumb question is the one you DID NOT ask resulting in my going
out and having to identify your bits and pieces in the midst of torn
and twisted metal."