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Hi,
I want to learn Java and Linux.
Java itself (as a language) is not a big deal for me as I know pretty well .NET and C# (so the paradigm is similar).
The biggest issue for me would probably be doing Java on Linux platform (I have never used Linux before...
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If you....
But Java's part is similar on both Linux and Windows (IDEs are almost identical) so any book about Java substitute.
Control for example)?
Anyway Linux for Programmers and Users is quiet good book and The Linux.
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Are there any good books for a relatively new but not totally new *nix user to get a bit more in depth knowledge (so no "Linux for dummies")? For the most part, I'm not looking for something to read through from start to finish. Rather, I'd rather have...
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I also like some books....
Some of these books have been in print .
NFS/NIS for those using or maintaining unix or linux clients.
Al, Linux System Administration .
System administration, general usage books
Nemeth et.
To it.
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How do you manage your programming books between home and work? Do you carry all your books between the two or do you exclusively make use of e-books at one of the locations?
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I like the USB drive because I can annotatefor the books i need constantly....
I usually linux e-readers that can read books from USB.
But that's just personal preference
I find Safari Books a big help.
To use a physical book.
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For beginners... I just installed Centos 6 and want to learn Linux in general, but in the end have a "small", text based (no GUI) server (PHP, MySQL etc...).
I looked at "Linux all-in-one for dummies" and "Practical guide to Linux, 2nd edition", but none...
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This book provide and Reference
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My favorite Linux book for beginners is Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference.
If you read a book you'll figure to learn.
My recommendation to learning Linux would be to solve problems.
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I'm finally able to read Kindle books on my Linux Laptop Like most travellers I try to keep the number of items I pack to an absolute minimum. For many years finding room to pack the books I planned to read was a major problem.. one I often ended up "...
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Re: I'm finally able to read Kindle books on my Linux Laptop I was wondering if anyone actually finally able to read Kindle books on my Linux Laptop Originally Posted by caf4926 I so much prefer user 1998-present
OpenSUSE user....
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Hi, can anyone suggest me a book about linux shell programming?
Dazza
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The....
Quite a lot of links to Unix and Linux resources - in particular, the books by Mark Sobell goWhich shell ? Standard POSIX sh one? Bash? Zsh? I'd recommend a book on POSIX shell because
For Linux you usually mean Bash.
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What is the best general GNU/Linux book? I've been occasionally using Linux for a few years, but I could still benefit from a good complete manual that isn't tied too closely to a specific distribution. Is there one that stands above the rest? I am fine...
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There's many layers to Linux of these topics....
However, I would caution you in limiting yourself to one book.
I found it much more enlightening than reading any other Linux book; you actually use linux into.
Packages.
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Re: I'm finally able to read Kindle books on my Linux Laptop On Mon, 30 Jan 2012 21:23:06 +0000, Carlos E. Quote: :
> I don't know yet if I can install on it bought epub files from a
> different vendor.
It probably depends on the DRM used by the...
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(from 11.4 x86_64 "Celadon" at Telcontar) Re: I'm finally able to read Kindle books on my Linux able to read Kindle books....
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1 book per post please.
What books would you recommend for a beginner or for the experienced developer/user (most people who use it are both anyway).
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I Love it ....
One of the better course books for beginners.
This is a fabulous book that gives a great breakdown of the linux kernel by feature area and subsystem.
Understanding the Linux Kernel .
Handbook and the man pages.
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Possible Duplicate:
What are some good resources for learning threaded programming?
What are the best books for learning to program threads ? (Linux OS,Windows OS, ...)
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Java programmers are fortunate: we have the inestimably valuable book Java Concurrency in Practice.
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