Have a look at Linux Unleashed (SAMS publishing) - it does not assume
knowledge and covers a fair
bit of ground
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> I'm interested in buying a reference book on Linux, it does not necessarily
> have to be focused on RedHat. I just want a book the I can use that offers
> a good extensive resource of information in the general sense. Are there
> any recomendations? I have seen those 1000+ paged books by IDG and such,
> but wondered what expereience you have all had.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott Bowling
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use
Tk;$s="";@l=(121,101,116,95,97,110,111,116,104,101,114,95,112,101,114,108,95,104,97,99,107,101,114,33);$ll=24;for($a=0;$a<$ll;$a++){$s=$s.chr($l[$a]);}$mw=tkinit;$t=$s;$a=0;$c=$mw->Canvas(-width=>155,-height=>15);$c->create('text',80,9,-text=>$t);$c->pack();$c->CanvasBind(''=>sub{my($x,$y)=($Tk::event->x,$Tk::event->y);$x=int(rand($mw->screenheight));$y=int(rand($mw->screenwidth));$mw->geometry("+$x+$y");$a++;if($a==5){exit;}});MainLoop;
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