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The Cathedral and the Bazaar

Eric S. Raymond

2001 ★ 4.2

Linux+ study guide

Roderick W. Smith

2001

Linux system administration

M. Carling, James Dennis

1999

UNIX in a Nutshell

Arnold Robbins

1999

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Shawn P. Wallace, Matt Richardson

2012

Linux command line and shell scripting bible

Richard Blum

2008

Network Troubleshooting Tools

Joseph Sloan, Joe Sloan

2001

Linux Shell Script Programming

Todd Meadors

2003

Running Linux

Lar Kaufman, Terry Dawson, Matt Welsh

1995

Linux Firewalls

Michael Rash

2007

Linux the Complete Reference

John Purcell

1999

The Linux Cookbook

Michael Stutz

2004

Linux

Tim Parker

1999

Linux file systems

Moshe Bar

2001

The complete idiot's guide to Linux

Manuel Alberto Ricart

1998

Linux Kernel Development

Robert Love

2005 ★ 4.3

Rexx Programmer's Reference (Programmer to Programmer)

Howard Fosdick

2005

Advanced SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Administration (course 3038)

Novell, Inc.

2007

Linux routers

Tony Mancill

2002

Understanding UNIX/LINUX Programming

Bruce Molay

2003

Linux in a Nutshell

Ellen Siever, Stephen Figgins, Jessica Perry Hekman et al.

1997

Linux and the Unix philosophy

Mike Gancarz

2003

Red Hat Fedora 2 unleashed

Bill Ball, Hoyt Duff, Andrew Hudson et al.

2004

High performance Linux clusters with OSCAR, Rocks, openMosix, and MPI

Joseph D. Sloan

2005

Guide to Linux installation and administration

Nicholas Wells

2000

GNU Autoconf, Automake, and Libtool

Ian Lance Taylor, Tom Tromey, Ben Elliston et al.

2001

CompTIA Linux+ Guide to Linux Certification

Jason W. Eckert

2015

Linux programming by example

Kurt Wall

2000

Embedded Linux

Craig Hollabaugh

2002

Ubuntu unleashed

Andrew Hudson, Paul Hudson

2007

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