According to Ailwyn Burgess: While burning my CPU.
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> I realise that this will probably start world war 3, but here goes anyway
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> Which version of Linux for x86 is best to start on? I have used Redhat 5
> (very) briefly but I want to start getting into Linux in a serious way.
No war, just a simple answer, "Slackware".
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> Also, does anyone know of a good book for learning Linux, but also takes you
> pretty deep into the system, so by the time you've finished your more
> intermediate than beginner. Please include ISBN No if it's a non-UK book
> otherwise it'll be murder to get hold of it.
I have never read any books on linux, all the information one needs realy is
included in /usr/doc/* in one form or another.
That of course is my opinion, others will point you to books i am sure.
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> Cheers
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> Ailwyn
>
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Regards Richard.
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