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Bash cookbook

JP Vossen, Carl Albing

2007

UNIX systems programming

Kay A Robbins

2003

UNIX for MS-DOS programmers

Steven Mikes

1989

bash

Arnold Robbins

2016

Learning the vi and Vim Editors

Linda Lamb, Arnold Robbins, Elbert Hannah

2008 ★ 4.0

UNIX made easy

John Muster

2002

DNS and BIND

Cricket Liu, Paul Albitz

1996

Learning the UNIX Operating System

John Strang, Jerry Peek, Grace Todino-Gonguet

1993

These United States

Irwin Unger

1982

UNIX system security

David A. Curry

1992

UNIX in a Nutshell

Arnold Robbins

1999

Applying RCS and SCCS

Don Bolinger

1995

Power programming with RPC

John Bloomer

1991

The little disturbances of man

Grace Paley

1969

Programming with GNU software

Andy Oram, Michael Kosta Loukides

1997

Learning GNU Emacs

Bill Rosenblatt, Eric S. Raymond, James Elliott et al.

1991

DOS/UNIX Systems

Martin D. Seyer

1986

POSIX programmer's guide

Donald A. Lewine

1991

UNIX for programmers and users

King Ables, Graham Glass

1999

Mono

Edd Dumbill, Niel M. Bornstein

2004

Understanding UNIX/LINUX Programming

Bruce Molay

2003

UNIX system administration

Bruce H. Hunter, David Fiedler

1986

UNIX unleashed

Sams Publishing (Firm), James C. Armstrong, Jr., John Valley et al.

1997

Linux and the Unix philosophy

Mike Gancarz

2003

Pthreads programming

Jacqueline Proulx Farrell, Bradford Nichols, Dick Buttlar

1996

UNIX and Perl to the rescue!

Keith Bradnam

2012

UNIX power utilities for power users

John Muster

1989

Ubuntu unleashed

Andrew Hudson, Paul Hudson

2007

Using C on the UNIX system

David A. Curry

1989

More UNIX for dummies

John R. Levine

1995

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