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Get Your Linux On: Free Linux Ebooks and Courseware

Last Update: Thu, 08/27/2009 - 20:42 — rhiannon

7 great links to free Linux ebooks and courseware

Quite a nice roundup at maketecheasier of Linux resources, including two of my favorites, Online Computer Books and Scribd. Great resource for Linux information!
 

 

How to Find Free Linux Ebooks and Courseware

 

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#1Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 08/28/2009 - 14:00.

I checked this out and found a very useful information source, not only for Linux but Windows, too. I also followed into blogging but there's probably something for everyone.

This review is very short and of no interest to the non-Linux mob but give it a go anyway. You'll get plenty out of it.
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