Re: [OS:N:] bash intro for high school students?

Brian Wiese <[email protected]> Thu, 16 Jun 2005 01:45:02 -0400
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Brian

Robert Citek wrote:

> What book or other resource would people recommend for introducing  
> high school students to the bash shell?
>
> These are students that are familiar with the pointy-clicky Windows  
> environment, and they've picked up KDE using Knoppix pretty quickly.   
> But KDE can be awkward at times and some things have to be done  
> within a bash shell.  I personally like the O'Reilly book "Learning  
> the bash Shell," but perhaps that's a bit much to chew on for an  
> intro, or not.  Has anyone else introduced high school students to bash?
>
> Regards,
> - Robert
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