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Luckily I have not been spoiled by any 'real' linux-experience whatsoever. But for me the best book about Linux so far, I thought anyways, was an O'reilly book. The Brown one with the horse. Even though for so many years I didn't feel that books that looked, like they were for experts only, could be anything for me. It made more clear to me than the SUSE 6.2 manual (which is actually the best SUSE manual so far) A good weekend for everybody. (This was my first comment ever, Hints, Tips and Cheers are greatly appreciated)
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Luckily I have not been spoiled by any 'real' linux-experience whatsoever.
But for me the best book about Linux so far, I thought anyways, was an O'reilly book. The Brown one with the horse.
Even though for so many years I didn't feel that books that looked, like they were for experts only, could be anything for me.
It made more clear to me than the SUSE 6.2 manual (which is actually the best SUSE manual so far)
A good weekend for everybody.
(This was my first comment ever, Hints, Tips and Cheers are greatly appreciated)