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Installing Linux on a Dead Badger by Lucy A. Snyder
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Installing Linux on a Dead Badger

by Lucy A. Snyder

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This is really a book that is dedicated to and written for the short-sleeve-button-down-shirt-wearing, Linux-running, hardcore computer geek. It also happens to be damn funny, even if you don’t get quite all the jokes. There are zombies. Read it.
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Twelve humorous tales about computers, tech support and the forces of darkness. Also contains 14 B&W illustrations by DE Christman and Malcolm McClinton.

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