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Old 02-26-2004
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Books and such!
Hi guyes and girls.

I am totaly new to this, so i need some advice on books and such.

What book should i read if im going to get good in Unix?
And if im going to read that book, what OS do i need for my first experience? And where do i get it?

Some other things you folks can post is some good sites, or chat rooms?

Tnx

PS : I also like porgramming, i know a little c++
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check out the faq. there is a topic specificly for books.
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I didn't find anything under FAQ but do a "search" on "books" and there is wealth of information om forum members - thanks
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take a look at the section:

Answers to Frequently asked questions?

its the first thread.

"Im new to unix. Which books should i read"
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Yup, your right its under FAQs but frankly, I just missed it so did the search and came up with the members recommendations on the books which are great having bought a few and into them

Thanks for your patience.
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