Chilly Willy wrote:
>
> I am looking for a good hands on, cheap or free
> Linux/*nix course. I found that UT offers some
Really? I was there for a good long time and didn't see anything of the
sort. Occasional talks by ACM and whatnot, but classes?
> I am also looking for C++, Perl and other programming
> courses to take.
UT CS isn't really into teaching languages, they teach the concepts and
you have to learn the stuff on your own. Look into the CS105 courses
for individual languages, but you won't see Perl. You'll probably have
to teach yourself.
> And if anyone has read any decent
> histories concerend with Unix, Linux, Internet
> (Arpanet), or computers in general email me.
I highly recommend A Practical Guide to Linux by Mark G. Sobell. Here's
the slashdot review:
http://slashdot.org/books/98/11/13/092244.shtml
It's the full Linux/Unix top to bottom guide for lots of useful stuff.
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