Linux For Non-Geeks / Rickford Grant

crouse · Site Admin Joined: 17 Apr 2024 Posts: 11833 Location: Iowa

LOL.... well, I DID give my copy away Wink

It's meant for those NEW to linux..... and I hope my review did make that clear Very Happy

avitali · New Member Joined: 10 Jun 2024 Posts: 4

Actually, this book was more helpful than I thought. I consider myself handy around a computer, but I'm a n00b to Linux. It's only been two months since I switched to Fedora. I'm a geek, but not geeky enough to really get under the hood than I thought. So I bought the book.

It helped that Fry's is giving a rebate on it, too. Smile

So far, I like it. I'm just going back and forth with relevant chapters and I find it filling in some gaps in my Linux knowledge.

Ariel

nukes · Linux Guru Joined: 29 Aug 2024 Posts: 4558

Good stuff Very Happy

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Mir · Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2024 9:27 pm Post subject:

markrmcs, You send the book to me, and then after ten or twelve years I might be able to get the money to ya.

JP · Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2024 2:53 pm Post subject:

Another book I've got to buy? NAW, Just kidding. I bought the Linux Cookbook by Stutz before I saw this review. Since it's based on Debian, and Libranet is a Debian-based Distro, I'll get it done first Wink

, and THEN I'll get brave enuff to buy this one to try out the Fedora Core (which I haven't been too successful with to date Laughing

) Thanks for the review crouse, sounds good!

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