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    The Linux Cookbook


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    nay

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    Yea

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    your just disagree'n wit me :P

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    Not really (well, a little)

    It looks like a pretty good book to me... I'd see if a store near you has it and thumb through - I like to try that before I put down any actual monet for something like that.

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    Why buy it when you can read it for free on The Linux Documentation Project page. http://www.tldp.org/LDP/linuxcookbook/html/index.html

    If you want a good beginner's book then get this one. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...682534-0867328
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    niccccce.....ZING!

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    "Why buy it when you can read it for free on The Linux Documentation Project page"

    I prefer books to websites. I'd much rather lay down in bed and read a well-light book, than be distracted whilst trying to read the book online with a monitor. That is, of course, only if it's worth reading in the first place, which you can tell from the that site.

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    > I prefer books to websites.

    I agree - however, it's nicer, for me at least, to spend 30 seconds downloading a public domain book than paying $10 for it at BN.

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    At my school, we have these laser printers at the labs that students can use for free, that are well-stocked with papers. I ended up printing out like 100 pages of a free book, and ended up just getting annoyed with the mess of papers so I bought the damn thing anyway, (at least, got it for Christmas).
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    I also prefer books to reading online but it's good to check the contents with that site if he's skeptical about dropping some hard-earned dough on it.
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    not sure: y/n

    I think, there are better books!!!!

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