Actually,I am a newbie,a student in university in China.Last term,I have read a fundmental book about Red Hat linux.After that I have learned many basic operation .Then I want to learn more about Linux.I hope I can develop sofeware under Linux ,because I like the linux philosophy ,such as simplification,concentricity and open.

Now,this term we set up a curriculum named operating system,and we use William Stallings's book(Operating System Internals and Design Principles).its language is english ,and I can understand a portion of this book through my slow reading speed.

I borrow a book from library called Beginning Linux Programming (Neil Matthew / Richard Stones ).I want to know if I read these two books in this term, is that helpful？I think the operating system is too abstract,how can I use linux to help me to learn and understand operating system well.Thanks.

(My English is not very skilled,so this passage may not very fluently,I'm sorry...)

the usual tip would be: http://tldp.org/

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