Thanks, Apple, for the plug!

Here's what Apple Computer had to say in their latest Apple Developer Connection newsletter:

"Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther" Released by O'Reilly

This compact book by Dave Taylor and Brian Jepson provides a user-friendly tour of the Mac's UNIX base for the uninitiated. Readers can safely explore Terminal and familiarize themselves with the command line, learning about the hundreds of UNIX programs that come with the Mac.

Dave's Answer:

All the common commands are clearly explained with accompanying examples, exercises, and opportunities for experimentation.

Thanks again, everyone at ADC. Now if we could just trade some books for a dual-processor G5 system...

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