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Unix: The Complete Reference-Book Reviews

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Well, of course it really isn't the 'Complete Reference'. Even at 1300 pages, you can't really do that, especially when you are trying to cover Linux, Solaris, and HP-UX. Nevertheless, this book makes a valiant effort, and at least briefly touches upon everything you probably need to know. This would probably be a good starting point for a Windows oriented person who suddenly finds themselves responsible for Unix machines.

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Tony Lawrence

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