The Debian System

Posted by Anurag in misc
Saturday, November 4. 2006

Got my copy The Debian System delivered today. Author Martin Krafft has covered all the aspects of using Debian based system to its fullest. A must read for all debian users, administrators and enthusiasts. At around 600Rs, Sarge DVD, and thick hardbound cover, this book is a fantastic deal..

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mehul - #1 - 2006-11-05 03:00 - (Reply)

Gr8. Who's the publisher of this one? And how much you got it for?
I am waiting to get sometime and read the book. I have already read some pages on history of debain. It's really nice.

Anurag - #1.1 - 2006-11-05 03:02 - (Reply)

its the same edition that you have from the same shop.. opensource pres, hard bound..

mehul - #2 - 2006-11-05 03:09 - (Reply)

Ok kewl

sathya - #3 - 2006-11-05 08:47 - (Reply)

Hmm... MUST read?? Umm, trying to get my hand on to it. But onething for sure, iam never gonna install sarge. Maybe it looks like a great book, would be nice for bedtime i guess

Riyaz Usman - #4 - 2006-11-16 17:13 - (Reply)

"A must read for all debian users"

Then I'll ask my friend anurag to lend me this book. Most probably he'll be owning one copy for sure

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