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[Hornain Frederic]

Dear Chris, dear *,

Indeed I was not aware of what has been wrotten by Paul W. at the following URL : http://www.redhat.com/magazine/013nov05/features/bookreview/

I have just objectively listed all Fedora books I knew. 
Even if I know I have to reorder it in alphabetical order.

In addition, in reading the Fedora books reviews of Paul W. I noticed I missed one or two.
However, I do not know for the moment if I can include General Linux books. 
I am going to ask the question and keep you in touch Chris.

Finally and FYI, I do not think that I can permit myself to rated it. 
So maybe, I could contact Paul W. in order to know if he can help me to do it
Does someone know his email address ?

BR

Fred
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On Mon, 2005-11-28 at 20:44 -0600, Chris Negus wrote:
> Thanks for including a couple of my books in your list. A couple other
> books I have written are based on Fedora. I wasn't sure if you wanted to
> include books that don't have Fedora in the title.
> 
> Fedora was the primary distro used in the Linux Troubleshooting Bible.
> Also, for Linux Toys II, which just came out, most of the projects were
> built on FC4 (we included RPMs packaged for Fedora with the book).

Hi Chris.  Check out
http://www.redhat.com/magazine/013nov05/features/bookreview/  You'll see
that we (and by we I mean mostly you) get a very favorable review.

Paul, thanks for the writeup!

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