16 Oct
2017
16 Oct
'17
8:16 p.m.
Clem Cole <clemc(a)ccc.com> writes:
When I answer questions on quora about learning Linux
and other UNIX
derivative, I still point them at their book: *The Unix Programming
Environment*
I never got around to reading that book until I'd been a sysadmin for
about twenty years, and it was still a revelation. I thought I'd just
skim through it to sort of check it off the list, but I ended up
learning a lot of great stuff.
That one, and Kernighan and Pike: "The Practice of Programming", are two
books I keep recommending to people.
-tih
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