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 Apropos the original question I would give a qualified recommendation to Teach Yourself UNIX in a Week by Dave Taylor Sams Publishing. It's old and huge, but it's also very inexpensive and does cover the basics. Amazon.ca: Teach Yourself Unix in a Week: Books: Dave Taylor |
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