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<LI>It's purple.
<LI>It's a UNIX book. <BR><I><B>The Waite Group's UNIX Primer Plus</I></B>
ISBN 0672227290 </LI></UL>
<P>They try to cover everything. I was confused by various sections when I read
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<P><I><B>O'Reilly's LINUX in a Nutshell</I></B> ISBN 1565925858
<P>is a reference book. Don't try to read it. Reference only. <BR
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<P><I><B>The LINUX Cookbook</I></B>, Linus Journal Press ISBN 1886411484
<P>is a simple little book. It doesn't cover everything, it doesn't even try but
it's a good introduction to some common useful UNIX tools. It's an easy read.
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