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----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Webb" <mwebb at sdmc.com> > Someone was asking me today where they might take a fundamentals of > Linux\Unix class that isn't going to break the bank. Anyone have any > suggestions?? I'd suggest that they get a copy of Running Linux, borrow/buy some CD's, and walk through the book after installing a basic Linux system. This isn't a joke, BTW: I think that the most effective way to learn Linux is to work with it, even from the novice level. Running Linux is an excellent introductory-level text, and your friend will be much better able to absorb the concepts and details of a formal class after (s)he has had some hands-on experience. FWIW. YMMV. Bill
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