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Old 12-16-2003
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Good unix "for lamers/beginners" book?

Im pretty new to unix, as you can probably tell. Anyway I want to get a book on unix and howto use it. I would like to get a book that goes from the very basics to the advanced things that unix can be used for, does anyone have any suggestions??
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Hi,

Start by paying attention to the forums you go... :-)

http://www.unix.com/answers-frequently-asked-questions/
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ohh

haha, sorry about that...i usually "read the directions" first..haha thanks though
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Grasshopper. You must learn the way of


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That is excellent! It should be required reading for any programmer. I'm not so sure that it's the best choice for a user though. And I think that's what the OP was looking for.
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hmm

actually i am going to eventually get into programming in the unix environment, but i think i need to learn how to use it as efficiently as possible before doing so.
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When I was working on the help desk and wanting to get a working knowledge of Unix, I bought Unix for Dummies (yes, the yellow and black books with the weird cartoon guy on the cover). It was actually pretty decent as an introduction.

After that, I recommend browsing O'Reilly books, those are mostly very good and cover a wide variety of Unix topics.

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