Gigacore said:
^ all the books u have mentioned is good..
and *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64167
Ya all books are good but which one ya..
i hav seen that thread .. its got very useful links..
mehulved said:
Out of your list, I'd suggest going for the first one because it covers more than one distro.
And *www.amazon.com/Practical-Guide-Commands-Editors-Programming/dp/0131478230/ref=pd_bxgy_b_text_b is surely the one to go for if you have a little experience with bare basics of linux and want to dive into CLI.
This book that you ref is quiet good yaar, I have also read its review here - *www.amazon.com/review/R2ZA5F27137TIZ/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R2ZA5F27137TIZ
this gives quiet a good knowege even to newbies.
aditya.shevade said:
^^ I agree. It's better to explore things yourself and read the documentation provided for better understanding. It does help.
going around .. and have been searching too much .. got fed up..
mediator said:
Well I wud say, go straight to *ubuntuguide.org and start exercising. There u'll get fedora guides, ubuntu guides and other guides too. Read em n u'll know urself bit by bit....everything!! *www.smileyhut.com/eat_drink/beer3.gif
I tried that a year ago .. and end up forgetting about everything .. since then just using XP ..
... even I have got the Solrais 10 original DVD // but never used it. When I received it I was too happy .. ;p and then got busu in other stuff.. Just that sometimes its not ur cup of tea. dont know why..
mehulved said:
mediator said:
Well I wud say, go straight to *ubuntuguide.org and start exercising. There u'll get fedora guides, ubuntu guides and other guides too. Read em n u'll know urself bit by bit....everything!!
I disagree. It depends on what you are more comfortable with and what your objectives are. So, sometimes starting with books does help too IMO.
how can anyone just read at LCD screen for long
ya its too diff to read ebooks then paper books
Yes Dear mehulved I think that my prob .. I have got so many ebooks on my PC. But never reeds then,
When I buy a Harry Pottor book dont leave it untill its complete. irony is unless I have a paper book I dont read.
So what the crux of the matter is
>I dont realise or decide which book to buy,
>or which ebook shall I get the paper printed.. or try the various guide line pdfs .. get them printed and read.
>or just buy Linux Bible.. which i was about to..
but didnt find on the famous nai sarak road in delhi/ haha
I asked them Linux 2007 bible .. he said no.. simple Hacking for dummies - no, asked on CEH certification book again a no. ha... what the hell in nai sarak damm (nai sarak is the mecca or book shops)
too many answers
or am i siting too much on internet
and getting confused.
on simple thing of learning linux.damm ..
