Matthew Rosewarne on 23 Feb 2008 22:08:31 -0800 |
On Saturday 23 February 2008, Bill Diehl wrote: > I agree that I will most likely find specific answers via HOWTOs and > online searches. Having worked with DOS and Windows for 20+years, it > was easy to find reference books that covered most of what a beginner > end user would need plus intermediate level topics without getting too > technical. I like to know a bit more besides "what to click on" > without getting too technical. Right now I am just trying to find my > way with Linux and have to grasp some new concepts. You might have some luck with some of the Linux-oriented magazines you can find at most larger bookshops. Different magazines are geared towards readers with different levels of experience, so read a few of them to see which ones are the most helpful. In addition to the help they contain, they also have reviews of recent Linux-related books. Attachment:
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