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Review title: Huh?
Product review: I'm not really sure what it is authors who write books on Linux are trying to do. When a rookie buys a book on hardware or software, carpentry or gardening they want to know how to do something. Sadly, this book doesn't tell one how to do anything that one does not already know how to do.Starting with installation, the author makes statements like "for a server installation, you should select server-related components; it is not a good idea to install everything on a server...." and then he explains why. And then the obvious question is left begging, what are the sever-related components? The book is filled with mysteries like this. The book is, therefore, totally useless for anyone who wants to put up a mail server, or a web server, or a file server, unless you already know how to do it.As for experienced users, I have no idea, I am not experienced. I suppose it might have some use as a reference, but who would know?Save your money....
