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One of our admins came to asking how to learn more about Linux.  While I could point him to various online tutorials/references, he wants a book  to hold in his hands.  

It's been years since I first booted, so I don't really know what's out there these days.  What's a good beginners book that teaches Linux effectively and accurately?

Thanks!

John


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