[Techtalk] Book recommendations for extremely novice user?

[cee]

i use mandrake and it comes with a bunch of great documentation with the install.

if she is using kde have her go to the "k" menu, then "documentation"
then "Mandrake Doc". there is tons of info here, and its all free 
and already on her computer.

this one is a good starting point:
file:/usr/share/doc/mandrake/en/user.html/lin4begin.html
(its html, so have her point her browser to the above)

cheers
/cee



On Mon, Aug 13, 2001 at 10:35:18AM -0400, Erica Sommer wrote:
> A good friend just installed Mandrake at home, and was wondering if 
> there were any good books available for UNIX self-teaching, and 
> something for understanding Mandrake in particular.  I adore the 
> O'Reilly books, but I think she'll want something a bit more 
> handholding to get started.  She has almost no UNIX experience, but 
> she's bold and adventurous and all the rest.  Does anyone have 
> recommendations?  
> 
> BTW: She says that the install was incredibly easy.  :)
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -Erica
> 
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