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> I loved the fact that this book started from the point of view that
> UNIX is inconsistent, hard to use, arcane, and in many ways
> ridiculous. For once, I found somewhere that didn't treat UNIX as a
> holy icon that is only fit for the initiated.
If you loved that, you'll go wild over The Unix-haters Handbook, also from
IDG. ...RM
