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Hi and welcome to this humble version of a generic LINUX Resources Page.It contains some good book and website references/links, which I feel, would prove extremely useful to software developers requiring to either learn more on the topic or use as reference material.
These basically serve as supporting material and references to the Linux-oriented courses that I teach.
Please note that I make no copyright claims to the books/references/links below, nor can I vouch for the authenticity of the same.
Hope you find the books and links useful!
| Book Resources |
Instead of just mentioning the names of a few books and leaving it at that, the system I've used is simple, in a word: amazon! Yup, I've put up a few lists of recommended books (on various specified domains) on the always amazing Amazon website, specifically on it's Listmania! resource. Some immediate advantages with this approach is that you get to read useful reviews on these books, cross-link to related books and, of course, buy them, if you're so inclined. So, head on over there from the button below and enjoy. Suggestions welcome. |
| A few LINUX Online Resources | |
| Websites (Note: some of these links open in a new window) | |
| LINUX :: www.linux.org : the Home site | |
| Marcel Gagne's LINUX links :: www.marcelgagne.com : excellent collection! | |
| The Linux Documentation Project (LDP) : excellent sources of information on Linux, apps, manuals, HOWTOs, etc etc | |
| LDP Guides - some very good guides | |
| The LDP Single-List of HOWTO docs - indispensable when you need to know "How do I recompile my kernel?" etc etc | |
| LinuxDevices - the embedded Linux Resources portal - really excellent! sign up for their newsletter if you're interested in the use of Linux in the embedded world | |
| Download the LINUX Internals and Device Drivers Bible! - "LINUX Device Drivers" 2nd Edition by A Rubini & J Corbet, O'Reilly & Associates | |
| Kernel Newbies - kernel info, hacking for newbies | |
| Kernel Hacker's Resources - by Steven Barnhart - a must-see! (even if only to see his photo showing how old :) he is) | |
| Linux Weekly News (LWN) website - really cool | |
| Linux Administration Made Easy (LAME) - a great admin primer | |
| The Linux Launch Pad - good place to look up stuff on Linux apps, HOWTOs, RPMs, distros, security, etc | |
| Tons of good stuff on UNIX (and X): www.geek-girl.com/unix.html (unfortunately however, quite a few links here seem to be dead) |
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| Online Tutorials Resource Page (v good): plan9.hert.org/docs/tutorials/ | |
| Little Unix Programmers Group (LUPG)'s Little Site: (nice): http://users.actcom.co.il/~choo/lupg/index.html | |
| The Linux Reading-List-HOWTO.txt by Eric S. Raymond. You can access the this and the other Linux HOWTO's at : http://sunsite.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO |
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| The Linux Kernel Hackers Guide, Michael K. Johnson - accessible online at the Linux Documentation Project page | |
| The GT Enterprises site : the main attraction, of course, is that you get local access (it's in Bangalore) to a lot of goodies on Linux! | |
| Google Groups | |
| The LKML ! linux.kernel | |
| comp.os.linux.development.apps | |
| As a bonus! Here's the latest kernel status info - a service provided by LinuxHQ ! | |
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