Title: This book is useless (tovj@stud.ntnu.no)
Product review: The book contains 64 chapters and 6 apendices each trying to cover some application or aspect of linux.If you are a newbie you will remain clueless, if you are familiar with basic commands such as ls cat and have allready found the HOWTO files in your distribution you will finnish the book in a day.I purchased this book in the hope that I might get some form of coherent presentation of how to use linux better Linux alternatively pick up some good tips (in a book this size you would expect at least a couple of pages of usefull info.), but all I got was a bunch of random notes picked from the bundled documentation.On the cover I read: "Expert advice from best-selling author Tim Parker to help you meet all of your Linux needs", but I guess those pages just didn't make it to print?The book simply tries to cover too much, and failes in all departements.
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