[TriLUG] Book recommndation for newbie
Bryan Kelly
bryankelly at ktti.com
Wed Sep 5 22:27:21 EDT 2001
personally, i think the best docs are on the net. The NAG and SAG
(network administrator guide, system administrator guide) and all the
docs stuffed on your cd coupled with a few searches on google should
solve almost any need. The O'reilly's linux books are pretty good too,
if you really like paper.
bryan
Justin Johnson wrote:
>I am fairly new to the Unix / Linux OSs, and need to get a
>recommendation on a good book to buy for reference. I am running RedHat
>7.1 on Intel, and would prefer something specific to that distro. My
>more immediate needs are setting up my linux box to print to an HP
>Laserjet on a NT Server, and setting up (I'm guessing here) Samba so
>that I can share / transfer files between Win and Lin machines on the
>network. I went to Barnes and Nobles last night and saw the usual
>"Mastering Red ...7.1", "Red...7.1 Unleashed", "Rehat7.1 Bible", etc,
>but don't know which to buy.
>
>I know this is a subjective request, however I would rather have
>somenones opinion than no info at all.
>
>Thanks
>
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