On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 03:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I looked high and low for a Mandrake-specific book. The only one I could > find was "the Definitive Manual....". I got it and it appears to be very > comprehensive - but I have only looked at parts of it - not had it long > enough to give an overall impression - but at least for my needs it is the > only book in town. > > You might want to check out one of the various linux command references. I > have one that is cross-referenced to MS-DOS commands - useful if you know > MS-DOS. However it is not a clearly laid out as one would hope, and as > always the case, there are commands that I hear/read about that are not > listed. Don't know if those are distribution-specific or not. > > LeRoy > > > I think its best for me to get a book to help me with learning mandrake > > 9.1/linux in general. MI'm ccompletely new to linux and would say I'm an > > intermediate - advanced windows user. I'm bad with technical jargon > > like math books, so a nice easy guide would help me the best. Any > > suggestions? How is the 'The Definitive Guide to Using Mandrake Linux' i > > see on their store web site? I see that you can get the one with the > > included cd's or dvd. Anyone have experience with those? > > Thanks > > boardrider Rute Users Tutorial and Exposition by paul sheer ISBN 0-12-033351-4 39.95 and comes with CD (or you can Download it as a PDF file for free at ://www.icon.co.za/~psheer/book/index.html.gz > > > > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
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