Summer Reading

[Ian T.]

Nate wrote:
Hello All, I contacted the list yesterday regarding a problem getting my 
DSL connection working. I am pleased to report that it is now working 
with all the help. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions on a good 
linux book. I have linux for non-geeks, but it is lacking in detail. I 
guess I should face the fact that I am a geek and find something a 
little bit more meaty. Has Oprah suggested anything? Thanks Again, Nate --
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Hi Nate and all.
The O'Reilly publications should keep you tied up for a while if it's 
geek-speak you are after.  Not always the most entertaining but I have a 
few.. heh

Rebel Code by Glyn Moody was a great read for me.  Well researched, 
entertaining and he had access to many of the major players.  He's a 
good writer and treated the subject with respect.  I suppose to me that 
means that he retained some objectivity while celebrating an exciting 
period in our history.  A good summer read.
ian