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A how-to/reference book covering a variety of
topics in linux, including: installation, learning
the basics, basic system administration, network
services, security, samba, ap ...
Quote from back of book:
"Learning Perl Objects, References, and Modules"
offers a gentle but thorough introduction to
advanced programming in Perl. Written by the
authors ...
A pretty well laid out book that follows the
normal outline as the other * for Dummies books
that are out for various topics and subjects. Also
includes a 2 disc set of Red Ha ...
well i have always like the Deitel & Deitel
editions of programming books, so thats why i am
writing to tell ...
if you are new to the world and you wish to start
learning ...
Book guiding you through installing, setting up,
and playing around with Red Hat Linux 9 (includes
2 CD set of RH9, must send, for shipping, money to
obtain Source Code CDs). ...
The Complete FreeBSD is an eminently practical
guidebook that explains not only how to get a
computer up and running with the FreeBSD operating
system, but also how to turn it ...
Companies ranging from IBM to Novell are
dramatically expanding Linux training and
development. As more corporations adopt Linux as
the networking backbone for their IT system ...
Learning Perl first appeared in 1993 and has been
a bestseller ever since. Written by two of the
most prominent and active members of the Perl
community, this book is the quin ...
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