[ale] Linux Material

[George Johnson]

I 
found this book store (Kudzu Book Fair) to be an excellent place to get cheap 
books to learn linux from.  They may have some old books, which you can 
verify in the front looking for the print date but they also have things like 
Solaris 2.8 cert books that are current.  I picked up enough to keep me 
reading for some time and at a GREAT price.  I usually go to the Marietta 
store but have been to the Peachtree Ind. store, which has a larger selection of 
computer books in the back room inculding a ton of Cisco cert 
books.
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  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: ale-admin at ale.org 
  [mailto:ale-admin at ale.org]On Behalf Of Rafos701 at aol.comSent: 
  Tuesday, November 26, 2002 11:58 PMTo: 
  ale at ale.orgSubject: [ale] Linux Material<FONT 
  face=arial,helvetica>I'm into books like I used to be into vinyl. 
  I hope I go to a phase where I'm into stocks. I have strong hope of 
  getting a clue with "Advanced Linux Programming," '00, Warren W. Gay, which I 
  found at Peachtree Kudzu for 18 bucks. This seemingly gross-out place, 
  'Book Nook,' was actually a cool classic used book store, and had, (although 
  they are moving and it may now be not there or difficult to find,) 
  "Interprocess Communications in Unix The Nooks and Crannies" '97 John Shapley 
  Gray. G Foster, <absolutely no sense of time mgmt, deadlines> 
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  in the Atlanta, GA area... :end Quotation Section]