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Thin Puppy Torture Test II -- Day 5
I'm having trouble booting Slackware 12 from GRUB
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Took a look at the Ubuntu books today, and I didn't see "Ubuntu Linux for Non-Geeks," which I think will be pretty good, but I did see a few of the others (here's what Amazon offers).
The best I did see was "Beginning Ubuntu Linux: From Novice to Professional," by Keir Thomas. It reads well and has a lot of good information for Ubuntu users, present and future.
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I bought and read "Moving to Ubuntu Linux", by Marcel Gagne. It is an easy and informative read.
Posted by: Paul | February 28, 2007 7:10 PM