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From: sf@cbnewsb.cb.att.com (raymond.v.sandfoss)
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Subject: Re: Question:Books on Unix
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Date: 5 Feb 91 22:07:30 GMT
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In article <876@anacom1.UUCP: jim@anacom1.UUCP (Jim Bacon) writes:
:In article <460@morpho.UUCP: azar@apart.UUCP (Jim Van Horn) writes:
::Since we're on the subject of books...
::Anyone read _UNIX_System_Architecture_ by Prabhat K. Andleigh
::(Prentice Hall)? What's its focus?  How does it compare to,
::say, Bach?
:I will probably pick up Andeigh in the future if only to have a
:relatively complete library for myself and my co-workers.

I couldn't take Andleigh's book seriously after noticing that "Architecture"
was misspelled on the title pages.