Beginning Red Hat Linux 9

Rating:
Summary: Good for beginner
Review: Got this book when I needed to ramp on Red Hat Linux fast. Good beginner book. In the best traditions of Wrox "Beginning... " series, well written, assumes no prior Linux knowledge, worth every penny. Not a programming book, but an excellent title for administrator who wishes to get comfortable with Linux basics. Awsome coverage on RHT,basic terminal, light on setup, setup problems.

Rating:
Summary: Good for beginner
Review: Got this book when I needed to ramp on Red Hat Linux fast. Good beginner book. In the best traditions of Wrox "Beginning... " series, well written, assumes no prior Linux knowledge, worth every penny. Not a programming book, but an excellent title for administrator who wishes to get comfortable with Linux basics. Awsome coverage on RHT,basic terminal, light on setup, setup problems.

Rating:
Summary: Good for beginners
Review: I bought this book last week and am very happy about the quality of some chapters in this book. I am a windows admin and learning Linux. I liked the chapters "Building networks", "Installing software" and Advanced system administration"
Overall this book is worth every penny:-)

Rating:
Summary: Weak on setup
Review: I just started this book and right off the bat I have a major complaint. Now understand I'm a newbie to Red Hat Linux. Most newbies dual boot from one hard drive to either Windows or Linux. This book offers absolutely no info on partitioning your HD to accommadate two operating systems. So beginners beware. I had to purchase "Red Hat Linux 9 in 24 hours" to walk me through the setup. Wrox Press is usually more thorough, especially with their "beginner" books.