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Sams Teach Yourself Linux Programming in 24 Hours 10 reviews
Warren Gay
Sams, 1999
This book should have been called Unix GNU programming in C!
+ Exceptionally good book for a beginner.
+ How to be a Unix programmer
+ Perhaps, you need...
+ Excellent explanation.
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GTK+ /Gnome Application Development 14 reviews
Havoc Pennington
Sams, 1999
One of the classics
Havoc covers the 1.x line of gtk+ here. It will give you a good idea what is required to develop robust cross-locale gtk+ apps, but it will not teach you how to use the most recent library. For this information, please see more recent books on this subject.
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Beginning Linux Programming (Linux Programming Series)75 reviews
Neil Matthew, Richard Stones
Wrox Press, 1999
Great book
+ Excellent coverage of all bases
+ Really a good book for begginner
I bought this book 1996 when I was in high school. It was challenging, and now when I returned to it in 2006, I realize how much I skipped on my 96' reading. The great thing with this book (at least the 96 edition) is that is has such a nice flow. You will learn the concepts of Unix programming, ...
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Linux Programmer's Reference 4 reviews
Richard Petersen
Osborne Publishing, 1999
A very good reference for Linux Programmers, not for users.
+ The title say it all.
Covers enough details about C/C++ development on Linux, including gcc/g++, static/shared/dynamic libraries, make, etc. A very good handy reference.
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Open Source Development with CVS: Learn How to Work With Open Source Software29 reviews
Karl Franz Fogel
Coriolis Group Books, 1999
This book was vital in setting up a robust Linux cvs config
+ Great book, a must have CVS reference!!
+ very useful examples concerning tagging and branching
I cannot over-emphasize how useful this book was to me while setting up my cvs repository on Linux. All the examples were germane and were correct, and the gotcha-s were highlighted. I go back to this book all the time. I cannot make any comment regarding the worthiness of this book for folks ...
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Beginning GTK+ and GNOME 4 reviews
Peter Wright
Peer Information, 2000
Well written and diverse
+ The best book so far on GTK+/GNOME Programming
+ Another good Wrox book
+ Very readable.
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Linux Device Drivers (Nutshell Handbook)45 reviews
Alessandro Rubini
O'Reilly, 1998
ITA - La programmazione di moduli del kernel spiegata dettagliatamente
+ Best book for device drivers programming
+ Device Drivers
+ I Can do this.
+ Best Linux 2.4 Device Driver Book
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Professional Linux Programming7 reviews
Neil Matthew and Richard Stones, Brad Clements, ...
Peer Information Inc., 2000
Good reference for a wide range of Open Source technologies
+ Good reference
+ Excellent book for developing real-world linux solutions
This book is a follow-up to Beginning Linux Programming, but with a wider range of authors. The book is a series of chapters on various tools and applications, all of them Open Source, based mainly round things that application developers might use, though there is a single chapter on device ...
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GTK+ /Gnome Application Development14 reviews
Havoc Pennington
Sams, 1999
One of the classics
Havoc covers the 1.x line of gtk+ here. It will give you a good idea what is required to develop robust cross-locale gtk+ apps, but it will not teach you how to use the most recent library. For this information, please see more recent books on this subject.
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Linux Device Drivers (Nutshell Handbook)45 reviews
Alessandro Rubini
O'Reilly, 1998
ITA - La programmazione di moduli del kernel spiegata dettagliatamente
+ Best book for device drivers programming
+ Device Drivers
+ I Can do this.
+ Best Linux 2.4 Device Driver Book
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Beginning Linux Programming (Linux Programming Series)75 reviews
Neil Matthew, Richard Stones
Wrox Press, 1999
Great book
+ Excellent coverage of all bases
+ Really a good book for begginner
I bought this book 1996 when I was in high school. It was challenging, and now when I returned to it in 2006, I realize how much I skipped on my 96' reading. The great thing with this book (at least the 96 edition) is that is has such a nice flow. You will learn the concepts of Unix programming, ...
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Open Source Development with CVS: Learn How to Work With Open Source Software29 reviews
Karl Franz Fogel
Coriolis Group Books, 1999
This book was vital in setting up a robust Linux cvs config
+ Great book, a must have CVS reference!!
+ very useful examples concerning tagging and branching
I cannot over-emphasize how useful this book was to me while setting up my cvs repository on Linux. All the examples were germane and were correct, and the gotcha-s were highlighted. I go back to this book all the time. I cannot make any comment regarding the worthiness of this book for folks ...
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Professional Linux Programming7 reviews
Neil Matthew and Richard Stones, Brad Clements, ...
Peer Information Inc., 2000
Good reference for a wide range of Open Source technologies
+ Good reference
+ Excellent book for developing real-world linux solutions
This book is a follow-up to Beginning Linux Programming, but with a wider range of authors. The book is a series of chapters on various tools and applications, all of them Open Source, based mainly round things that application developers might use, though there is a single chapter on device ...
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Beginning GTK+ and GNOME4 reviews
Peter Wright
Peer Information, 2000
Well written and diverse
+ The best book so far on GTK+/GNOME Programming
+ Another good Wrox book
+ Very readable.
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Sams Teach Yourself Linux Programming in 24 Hours10 reviews
Warren Gay
Sams, 1999
This book should have been called Unix GNU programming in C!
+ Exceptionally good book for a beginner.
+ How to be a Unix programmer
+ Perhaps, you need...
+ Excellent explanation.
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Linux Programmer's Reference4 reviews
Richard Petersen
Osborne Publishing, 1999
A very good reference for Linux Programmers, not for users.
+ The title say it all.
Covers enough details about C/C++ development on Linux, including gcc/g++, static/shared/dynamic libraries, make, etc. A very good handy reference.
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