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WHICH is the best book for starting redhat linux from scratch
and what u think which distro of linux is best
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i wish i could delete this post.
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Post by zaeemarshad »

farhantoqeer wrote:i wish i could delete this post.
On the first part, pick any book that teaches you linux as there are pretty few and your choices will be limited. On the second part, i agree with what Farhan has said. I wish the same.

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Red Hat linux book

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Read "Red Hat Linux 9 Bible" by Christopher Negus. Great book.


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hey these people dont want to help so they want to delete this post the easiest way to find a good book for starting with any distro can be found on the linux documentation project they have got ebooks on kernal debugging programming newbee help anything you can think of a big database

http://www.linuxdoc.org
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Post by kashif »

" Unleased Redhat Linux 9 " is pretty one
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Read This.

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Assalam-O-Alaekum!

Try getting and reading RHCE (Red Hat Certrified Engineer) Study Guide. It is an old one but a very good one.

And oh, by the way, ignore the 3l3375 ;)
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hey these people dont want to help so they want to delete this
OK

:D
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Post by Faraz.Fazil »

There are so many books available..but very few in Pakistan.

Try what the others recommended...or if you can get hold of it...give

[PTG RedHat Cyber Interactive Classroom.]

a try.

It has an excellent complete book (+ an ebook) and complete 2-3 hours of excellent video training as well.

There are many other good books like Redhat Linux Unleased(kinda obsolete) Or Redhat linux bible(same again here) as well...but like i said very few availble in Pakistan.

Plus...new free versions of Redhat are now known as fedora...not Redhat 10..lol
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Post by freebsd »

farhantoqeer wrote:i wish i could delete this post.
ahh.. spare the poor newbie :D

thank god i never got such a response for my l337n355! 8)
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Post by pervaze »

Some resources if you have the time to browse

http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/downloads.html
http://www.cs.buffalo.edu/~milun/unix.programming.html
http://linoleum.leapster.org/
http://users.actcom.co.il/~choo/lupg/tutorials/
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Ah, Nice Link!
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