CAVI Linux Course was Re: LaTeX and big writing projects

[Robert Cole]

Thanks, Jason.

I am definitely one who find your recommendations helpful. I would not 
have known about The Linux Command Line had you not mentioned it on the 
Orca list some time ago. I have been reading through it, and it is 
probably one of the best introductory books which I have ever read, and 
it has some advanced materials in it as well. I have definitely learned 
more from it than I have from any other college-recommended Linux textbook.

Thanks for sharing.

On 03/05/2012 01:54 AM, Jason White wrote:
> Kerry Hoath<speakup at braille.uwo.ca>  wrote:
>> I'll go take a look at this and certainly recommend it. thanks for the
>> pointers.
> You're welcome to write to me off-list if you wish to discuss book
> recommendations.
>
> I was going to mention Rute as well:
> http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz
> but some of the material is very out of date now. Likewise for the Linux
> Cookbook:
> http://www.dsl.org/cookbook/cookbook_toc.html
> which should not be confused with the book of the same title from O'Reilly.
>
> For system administration of UNIX and Linux in general, I think Aeleen Frisch,
> Essential System Administration (O'Reilly) is excellent, but again, some of
> the material is out of date.
>
> We're drifting off-topic for the list, but I also recognize that some on the
> list may find these references helpful as well. even if you already know it
> all, these are books you can recommend when someone with less expertise asks
> for advice.
>
>
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