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From: dj@admin.cognet.ucla.edu (David J. Wells)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: BSD unix books
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Date: 15 Oct 88 18:10:51 GMT
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I am looking for a good BSD book to distribute to users on our network.
These users vary from computer novices to graduate computer science
students who have used non-unix systems, so the book should be a good
introduction as well as an in-depth tutorial.  In fact, it would be
reasonable to have two books:  one for novices and one for experts.

Suggestions?  So far, my two choices are:
	Introducing the Unix System
		by McGilton and Morgan
	BSD Unix Quick Reference
		(a 4x11 inch booklet)

I don't read this group, so please send me email.  You may have to reach
me at uunet!dj@cs.ucla.edu.  If people ask, I will post a summary of the
responses that I get.



					thanks,
					  dj
								David J Wells
						       UCLA Cognitive Science
							       dj@cs.ucla.edu
								w213/206-3960