See also Linux Games books
I have only seen the Aug 1999 edition, so I'm not sure if my comments also apply
to this later edition. It is a large book and it is not really a reference book
or a tutorial, its somewhere in-between. It includes Linux programs and concepts
like GNU cc, make, autoconf, RCS, Emacs. Systems Programming concepts like I/O
routines, files, process control, errors, memory management, pipes, Semephores,
Network and socket programming. It also covers lots of languages including C++.
There is a chapter on Java and there is also a chapter on OpenGL programming.
The book did not cover writing programs for a GUI such as Gnome or KDE. Also there
was no information about any of the Graphical IDEs. It assumed everything is done
with command line tools.
I have not reviewed this book, so I would be interested to hear if it is useful?
I would also be interested to hear if there are any other books that may be of
interest to readers of this page.
I have not reviewed this book, so I would be interested to hear if it is useful?
I would also be interested to hear if there are any other books that may be of
interest to readers of this page.
I have not reviewed this book, so I would be interested to hear if it is useful?
I would also be interested to hear if there are any other books that may be of
interest to readers of this page.
I have not reviewed this book, so I would be interested to hear if it is useful?
I would also be interested to hear if there are any other books that may be of
interest to readers of this page.
I have not reviewed this book, so I would be interested to hear if it is useful?
I would also be interested to hear if there are any other books that may be of
interest to readers of this page.
Fedora, SuSE and Mandrake, Timesaving Techniques for Dummies.