[CLUE-Talk] Learning Linux?

[BOF]

I've also found Marcel Gagne's Linux System Administration: A User's 
Guide* *to be useful and would recommend this over the Running Linux 
book. It is written more from the user's viewpoint than the sysadmin's, 
and easier to read than the green book, but not quite as comprehensive.

If he can read only one then Nemeth's Linux Administration is the way to go.

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Kevin Cullis wrote:

> Linux Administration (green book) is by far the best, I even consider it
> better than OReilly, but a close second is Linux in a Nutshell.
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