A+ material

It seems like the books with an accompanying disc or discount on the exam
itself are, unsurprisingly, Windows centric.

I was looking at sites like:

http://www.atiatraining.com/

Probably I could run their videos under wine, or, maybe not. While I'm
aware of free sites, I was just wondering if anyone had specific insight
into preparing for the exam.


thanks,

Thufir


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