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From: kim@emory.UUCP (Kim Wallen {Psychology})
Newsgroups: net.unix
Subject: Re: Best UNIX intro text
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Date: Sat, 19-May-84 09:18:01 EDT
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I have found that McGilton and Morgan's "Introducing the Unix
System" is the best introductory text.  A novice can use it to
get started, but it contains enough info to be useful when they
get more experience.  I find I have to use both it and Bourne to
answer some questions.  I did not like Yates book much at all and
have not yet seen K&R.

Kim Wallen, Emory University, Atlanta, GA   !emory!emoryu1!psykw