Just finished reading Ubuntu Unleashed. I LEARNED A LOT! And Implemented 30+ IDEAS including: Squid, Samba, NFS, FTP, XServer, 3D cards, Log Messages, Backing Up, SSH, and the list goes on...
Dipped in Ubuntu
Just finished reading Ubuntu Unleashed. I LEARNED A LOT! And Implemented 30+ IDEAS including: Squid, Samba, NFS, FTP, XServer, 3D cards, Log Messages, Backing Up, SSH, and the list goes on...
It's OK, everything we know will become obsolete at some time.
Iced Blended Vanilla Crème Ubuntu
the best book for Ubuntu I have found is the manual interface
as anything and everything can change from one release to another and everything does change when you configure Ubuntu to your likingCode:man <module>
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Since you want the best of everything, I suspect you'll never find it. Keep looking though.
Dipped in Ubuntu
That's a good point. I'll keep a mental note of it.Since you want the best of everything, I suspect you'll never find it. Keep looking though.
It's OK, everything we know will become obsolete at some time.
First Cup of Ubuntu
Linux for dummies is a very good descriptive book on gnome and kde desktops
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
between Ubuntu Hacks and Ubuntu Unleashed, and Official Ubuntu Book, which would you all recommend? (downloaded the free .pdf pocket guide)
ETA: something that focuses a bit on the terminal, i hope.
Last edited by RememberWhenItRained; April 8th, 2011 at 10:44 PM.
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
also, any thoughts on Running Linux by Matt Welsh? I've read that it does a thorough job of explaining the OSOriginally Posted by RememberWhenItRained
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