books by Katherine Wrightson (included dummies starter)

books by Katherine Wrightson

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6 reviews
Katherine Wrightson, Joseph Merlino, ...

Sybex, 2000

WOW! That's a book!
I have extensive experience with UNIX literature of all sorts. And the books that I pick to reference are far exceeding that level of beginners, after all I'm certified Solaris, Linux and AIX professional. This book stood up to my expectations almost perfectly: it is very well written and clearly expressed work. It does not overwhelm with technical details and does not press too much. I also ...

KDE for Linux for Dummies

1 review
Michael Meadhra, Katherine Wrightson, ...

Hungry Minds, 1999

Not bad.
Good for linux admins that couldn't get kde documentation in some of the other books. Get this and a gnome book and you are ready to go.

StarOffice for Linux Bible

2 reviews
Jacek Artymiak, Katherine Wrightson, ...

Hungry Minds, 2000

Best StarOffice Book
The description is detail and easy to understand. I am totally new to StarOffice but with the help of the book I am able to master it in 3 weeks. Simply the best , well done.

Corel LINUX OS Starter Kit: The Official Guide (CD-ROM included)

5 reviews
Joseph Merlino, Katherine Wrightson

McGraw-Hill Companies, 2000

Leaves the manual in the dust
While the manual that comes with Corel Linux is superior to those of most other distribution, it really covers only the basics and presents Linux from within the KDE desktop. If you need more in-depth coverage this "Official Guide" will provide information that goes far beyond the KDE desktop: from the first steps all the way to advanced scripting. A look at the newsgroups, however, shows that ...