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1.0 out of 5 stars
useless,
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This review is from: Linux and Windows: A Guide to Interoperability (Paperback)
This is a truly useless book. Not even any good as toilet paper (too coarse- no, I didn't try).It contains nothing of value as far I can tell. It won't tell you how to configure Samba for file and print sharing with windows. It mainly just prattles on with a bunch of crap about some 'fictional' company that is the purpose for confuring windows and linux to coexist. Seriously, this book stinks. Perhaps it's just too philosophical for me? But then I like my books to have a function and purpose and get down to brass tacks with the concrete, useable knowledge. Not drivel. Give this book a VERY wide berth and save your cash. |
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Linux and Windows: A Guide to Interoperability by Ed Bradford (Paperback - December 14, 2001)
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