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Can anybody suggest a good Linux book preferably with software included? I was looking to go with Fedora but if you recommend something else for a newbie, let me know.
Working on Linux+
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remyforbes777
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The Linux+ in Depth books are pretty good. I would also look into downloading and isntalling CentOS. Its basically Red Hat Enterprise with CentOS name. I would get a couple of books to study from also. The Sybex book is pretty good also.Remington Forbes
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mrhaun03
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Eventually I'm gonna go for the Linux+. What distro does that focus on or does it cover several? I was told to use Fedora for studyin for Linux+ but I hear good things about CentOS, so I'm gonna give that a shot.Working on Linux+ -
sthomas
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I agree with remy that CentOS is a good distro to use. Check out www.distrowatch.com for information on different Linux distros. Good Luck!Working on: MCSA 2012 R2