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I saw "rebel code" by Glyn Moody at B&N recently,
purchased it, and just finished reading it. I think it
does a good job of discussing the "history of Linux"
up to early 2001 (February? May?) and is written
for a general audience, but I would like feedback
from you. Is this a good book for educating people
about Linux and open source software? (i.e. Is it
accurate? fairly complete? persuasive?) Is there a
better book for this purpose?
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