Well, we finally got the books we talked about at a meeting in spring.
(I'm no longer a fan of Saskatoon Book Store.)
Now available in the Saskatoon Linux Group Library:
Books:
A Practical Guide to Linux - Mark Sobell (Addison Wesley)
This new book by Mark Sobell is designed for both
beginners and experienced Linux users. It begins
with an extensive tutorial, then progresses to
detailed chapters on GUIs, networking, programming
tools, and more, all with thorough examples. Part
two is a comprehensive reference with descriptions
and examples of 87 utilities.
SAMBA: Integrating UNIX and Windows - John D. Blair (SSC)
This book, a combination of technical tutorial,
reference guide, and how-to manual, contains the
depth of knowledge experienced network administrators
demand without skipping the information beginners need
to get fast results.
Learning the vi Editor - Linda Lamb (O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.)
A complete guide to text editing with vi, the editor
available on Linux an nearly every other UNIX system.
Early chapters cover the basics; later chapters explain
more advanced editing tools, such as ex commands and
global search and replacement.
Distributions:
S.u.S.E. Linux 5.2
This distribution is the result of years of cutting edge
advancements and refinements by SuSE's expert team of
engineers. It includes over 800 Linux software packages
on 4 CD-ROMs; a 400-page reference book; The comprehensive
"YaST" system administration tool; complete source code;
and much more.
Caldera OpenLinux Lite 1.2
OpenLinux Lite includes a full-featured Linux operating
system and hundreds of megabytes of additional software,
including a 90-day evaluation of Caldera's GUI Desktop
utility, the Apache web server, and much more!
Redhat 5.1 Binary i386
This latest release of the immensely popular Red Hat
Linux combines ease-of-use for the beginner with power
and flexibility for the advanced user to create the
ultimate workstation or server. Includes updates up to
July 16, 1998.
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