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From: dodgeT@batman.moravian.EDU (Asmodeus)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: book request, want advice
Keywords: unix books, non-trivial
Message-ID: <1900@batman.moravian.EDU>
Date: 1 Aug 90 06:26:50 GMT
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	I would like the net's advice on (a) good book(s) concerning 
the non-trivial aspects of unix.  I am already familiar w/many of the
commands...that is not a problem...what i want is a book that 
details and explains many of the unix features that separate it from
the smaller operating systems.  Ex.->  devices, virtual memory, perl,
other various shells...basically a good book that doesn't spend too much
time explaining every line-editor and vi to me...tell me something 
interesting...

thanx


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