Re: Linux Books

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Subject: Re: Linux Books
From: Tim Bradshaw <dragon8856@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 14:29:07 -0600
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I have a copy of Red Hat Fedora Core 3 Bible. I was luck enough to find the only copy in my town. I waited for it to be shipped since October. It is SPECIFIC to Red Hat Fedora Core 3 and covers practically everything to do with the operating system. Personally, I would recommend it to anyone wanting to learn Fedora Core 3, especially someone new to linux and wanting to learn Fedora Core 3.

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