Ubuntu book updated for the Jackalope
Prentice Hall has published the fourth edition of The Official Ubuntu Book, covering the latest Ubuntu 9.04 release. As with previous versions, the fourth edition aims to bring new users up to speed on the popular Linux distro, from installation to configuration to exploring Ubuntu's applications.
Authored by Benjamin Mako Hill, Corey Burger, and newcomer Matthew Helmke, The Official Ubuntu Book, Fourth Edition is also said to be "written with" previous authors Jono Bacon, Jonathan Jesse, and Ivan Krstic. As with the first edition, which was published in 2006, the book includes a forward by Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth.
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