Re: any good fedora books out there?

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Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 09:43:21 +1000
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david walcroft wrote:

Came across one of those "24 Hours" books the other day (Brisbane Australia ) very suprised as computer tech books are a month or two behind the world here, it was 'Fedora' with 2 publishers FC1 CD's.Didn't note the publisher.
          david

For those in Brisbane, Dymocks at Indooroopilly has 4 or 5 different Fedora books.

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