[Tfug] 'grub'ing for books...

[Claude Rubinson]

On Sun, Jan 14, 2007 at 11:06:05PM -0500, lukkystarr at excite.com wrote:

> My point is, anyone know of other computer books of this type for
> intermediate Linux topics?  Most are too broad, as they try to
> address all flavors of Linux at once, which doesn't work well if you
> know nothing about getting through the little hiccups that are
> inevitable.

Not sure exactly what you mean by "intermediate," since the term's
relative.  But I know of a number of people who use the "Linux from
Scratch" guide as a general reference.  I've recommended Prentice
Hall's Linux System Administration here before.  Debian maintains a
list of recommended documents (both Debian-specific and
non-Debian-specific) at http://www.us.debian.orig/doc/.

And, finally, there's always the Linux Documentation Project.  While
it's not as vibrant as it once was, it can still be pretty useful.

> Looking forward to the next coffee congregation.  Any idea where it
> will be yet?

Just about to send out an announcement.  But, long story, short: I'm
calling it for Trident Grill again, so that we can see how we like it
when there's not a party going on.

Claude