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Title: Good Set Up and Maintenance Guide
Review: As the title suggests, this book is primarily geared towards users wishing to install and implement Linux on their systems from scratch.Although newer flavors of Linux include more robust automation interfaces in their installs (eliminating many of the more cumbersome and time consuming elements of set up), readers can still benefit from this book's extensive exploration of operating system configuration and administration.One catch 22 with "Running Linux" is that it tries to cover a lot of different topics in a single tome. The third edition now includes snippets introducing software packages such as SAMBA and KDE which, while welcome, actually have separate titles devoted to them that may better serve the needs of some.Overall, with its discussions of such topics as kernel compilation, file management, and dealing with device drivers, this book is still a worthwhile purchase as a reference tool for both beginners and system administrators alike.
