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On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, Jim Casey wrote:

> I am looking for information and instuction on Linux. I would appreciate
> any information you could supply as to where I could obtain help in
> learning Linux. I am looking for an alteritive to MicroSquash. I have a
> few various versions of Linux but seem to hit stone walls with it. I can
> get them installed but I am having a tough time learning them. I have
> Caldera Ver 1.2, Redhat 5 and a few others.
> Thanx
> Jim

I've tried out a number of distributions over the years: SLS, Slackware,
Debian, Redhat, Caldera, and SuSE. I personally prefer Redhat as my
primary platform.

A good book to start with is "Running Linux", by Lar Kaufman and Matt
Welsh.

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