[NBLUG/talk] Good Linux book?

[Todd Cary]

With the plethora of books available, I am still finding it hard to 
obtain the "right book for me" and suggestions are welcomed.  Here are 
the books I do have:

"Linux in a Nutshell" by O'Reilly.  I find it a good reference book if 
one already knows the commands.

"Linux for Dummies".  Some good stuff, but overall, too basic.

"Linux Complete, Second edition".  Very good book for me since it is 
written from the Windows perspective.

My primary language is Delphi (and I want to start doing some things 
witih Kylix) with some "C" and "C++" experience; all in the Windows 
environment (and yes, some in the CP/M environment :-) ).  When I was 
maintaining the 800 number lookup system at MCI, I learned Perl since my 
platform was SCO Unix.  "Make" files I understand, but "configure" and 
"apx" files are new for me.  Also, the term "DSO" and "SO" are new.

So, I need a book to help fill in the gap.  Maybe I just need to dive in 
and write some simple "C" programs or get a Kylix book with the 
assumption that many of these areas will be covered out of necessity.

Suggestions?

Todd
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