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Peter Norton's guide to Unix

Harley Hahn, Peter Norton

1991

Linux System Programming

Robert Love

2007

UNIX System V

Mark G. Sobell

1995

Classic Shell Scripting

Nelson H.F. Beebe, Arnold Robbins

2005

A UNIX primer

Ann Nicols Lomuto, Nico Lomuto, Ann N. Lomuto

1983

Unix Network Programming

W. Richard Stevens, Andrew M. Rudoff, Bill Fenner et al.

1993

The C puzzle book

Alan R. Feuer

1982

Programming with Qt

Matthias Kalle Dalheimer

2002

Learn Programming

Antti Salonen

2018 ★ 4.7

The first book of UNIX

Douglas W. Topham

1990

UNIX shell programming

Lowell Jay Arthur, Ted Burns

1994

lex & yacc

Tony Mason, John R. Levine, Doug Brown Doug et al.

1990

UNIX shells by example

Ellie Quigley

1997

Advanced UNIX programming

Marc J. Rochkind

1985

Essential System Administration

Æleen Frisch

1992

Bash cookbook

JP Vossen, Carl Albing

2007

Mastering MAKE

Clovis L. Tondo

1992

UNIX for MS-DOS programmers

Steven Mikes

1989

The AWK programming language

Alfred V. Aho, Peter Weinberger, Brian W. Kernighan

1988

A practical guide to Linux

Mark G. Sobell

1997

DNS and BIND

Cricket Liu, Paul Albitz

1996

Learning the UNIX Operating System

John Strang, Jerry Peek, Grace Todino-Gonguet

1993

UNIX system security

David A. Curry

1992

UNIX in a Nutshell

Arnold Robbins

1999

Network Troubleshooting Tools

Joseph Sloan, Joe Sloan

2001

DB2 certification guide for common servers

Calene Janacek, Grant Hutchison

1997

UNIX communications

Bart Anderson

1991

Programming with curses

John Strang

1991

Unix text processing

Dale Dougherty, Tim O'Reilly

1987

DOS/UNIX Systems

Martin D. Seyer

1986

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