The Official Ubuntu Book, 8th Ed (Prentice Hall)
Monday, 22 December 2014

Extensively updated to make running today’s Ubuntu even more pleasant and productive this is the ideal one-stop knowledge source for Ubuntu novices, those upgrading from older versions or other Linux distributions, and anyone moving toward power-user status. Its team of expert authors focus on what you need to know most about installation, applications, media, administration, software applications, and much more. You’ll discover powerful Unity desktop improvements that make Ubuntu even friendlier and more convenient.

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Authors: Matthew Helmke,  Elizabeth K. Joseph, José Antonio Rey, Philip Ballew & Benjamin Mako Hill
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Date: July 15, 2014
Pages: 368

ISBN: 9780133905397
Print: 013390539X
Kindle:B00LPJOZII

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Publisher: For Dummies
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Pages: 720
ISBN: 978-1119787600
Print: 1119787602
Kindle: B091DGDLK8
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ISBN: 978-1119884408
Print: 1119884403
Kindle: B0B1BLY87B
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