Great Reading: 5 Killer Books For Mac OS X.

I sometimes wonder why I’m an early Mac adopter. It’s fun, I guess. Digging into Mac OS X back when it was still a beta preview was a blast. Thought I was familiar and comfortable with Unix, Mac OS X brought much to the table that was better, but altogether different.

Not long after OS X hit the streets so did a wealth (or trail) of thick books that promised to teach you everything you wanted to know about Apple’s new candy colored Aqua operating system—candy coated on.... (excerpted).

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