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We're very, very close to shipping off Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther to the printers, after my co-author Brian Jepson and I finished going through the entire manuscript PDF with a fine-tooth comb. A number of glitches -- all ironed out, of course -- and this book is really going to be a nice addition to the library of any Mac OS X Panther user, whether you're a Unix expert or just curious about what you can accomplish if you launch Terminal.app. Stay tuned, it'll be out very soon now!

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