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Linux Server Hacks

Rob Flickenger, Brian Jones, William Von Hagen et al.

2003

Data Recovery Tips & Solutions

Kris Kaspersky

2006

Linux Network toolkit

Paul G. Sery

1998

Linux 3D Graphics Programming

Norman Lin

2001

Sams teach yourself StarOffice for Linux in 24 hours

Nicholas Wells

1999

Linux

Daniel J. Barrett

2004

Hacking Linux exposed

Bri Hatch, James Lee

2001

Maximum RPM

Edward C. Bailey

1997

Guide to UNIX Using Linux

Michael Palmer

2004

Using Samba

Gerald Carter, Robert Eckstein, Jay Ts

2000

Beowulf cluster computing with Linux

William Gropp, Thomas Sterling, Ewing Lusk

2003

Customizing and upgrading Linux

Linda McKinnon

2002

MySQL

George Reese

2003

A Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming

Mark G. Sobell

2012

Pro Linux System Administration

Dennis Matotek, Peter Lieverdink, James Turnbull

2009

The Linux Command Line

William E. Shotts

2016 ★ 4.1

Linux all-in-one desk reference for dummies

Nabajyoti Barkakati

2006

The Linux Problem Solver

Brian Ward

2000

Sams Teach Yourself Linux in 10 Minutes

John Ray

1999

Beginning Linux programming

Neil Matthew

1999

The Business and Economics of Linux and Open Source

Martin Fink

2003

Teach yourself Linux

Robert Billing

2004

Knoppix Hacks

Kyle Rankin

2004

Cisco Networking Academy Program

Jim Lorenz, WWE Cisco Systems, Dan Myers et al.

2002

Linus Torvalds

Ann Brashares

2001

Linux administration

Steve Shah

2000

Red Hat Enterprise Linux troubleshooting guide

Benjamin Cane

2015

See MIPS run

Dominic Sweetman

2002

Sams teach yourself Linux in 24 hours

Craig Witherspoon

2000

Red Hat Linux unleashed

David Pitts

1998

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