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Re: [edlug] Good books?

To: Steve Kemp <skx@xxx.xxx.xxx>
Subject: Re: [edlug] Good books?
From: rjg <rjgray@xxx.xxx.xxx>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 00:16:18 +0000
Cc: Edmund Strangely <edmund@xxx.xxx.xxx>, edlug@xxx.xxx.xxx
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Steve Kemp wrote:

As for online resources.. I've found the The Linux Gazzette
(http://www.linuxgazzette.com/) a very good read, I usually find at
least on interesting piece in it each month.  It's very much geared towards
the simple explainations which makes it a handy thing for the beginner.

If We're counting on-line, have a look at lwn.net

The archives are still free, and the sections discussing the latest kernel developments and the technical details are always worth reading. Robert.

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