[ale] Kernel

[Gary Maltzen]

Actually, I was under the impression that it's the in-depth docs that abound
with few putting-it-all-together docs.

Check the Linux Documentation Project http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP

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----- Original Message -----
 From: <jj at spiderentertainment.com>

It is interesting how little in depth docs are out there for linux.
Myself I used to be an "NT guy" who had a large corp raped around NT.
The amount of problems we had experienced was incredible, but atleast
there were docs.

I used to program in assembly/C/C++/dbase/paradox/fortan/vb/java...,
Right now I want to be one of these people who you see at the
conventions who just can't seem to stop talking about linux. I want to
know it like the back of my hand. What I need is some good resources
that can help me get started.

I figure Kernel would be the best start, to see exactly how it works,
break it down to the smallest details.

If you can point me to a resource, or anything, I would greatly
appreciate it.