RE: tlug: Hello, I'm a newbie and help!

[Felix Morley Finch <felix@example.com>]

>>In article <006501bd82ee$82047740$1302a8c0@example.com>, "Jonathan Byrne--3Web" <jq@example.com> writes:

> Also, I've heard that Beginning Linux Programming (for those new to Linux,
> not beginning programmers) is supposed to be good.  Get some second opinions
> on that from other people, though, since I'm just a beginning programmer and
> haven't actually used it myself.

If you mean the red book from Wrox Press, Methew and Stones, yes,
definitely.  Only shortcoming I saw was in some section, which for the
life of me I can't find right now.  It's some interprocess
communication section, where he didn't have a 2.0 kernel, so it's
briefer than all the others.  I could have sworn it was shared memory,
but I don't see his apology there.  Anyway, a wonderful reference and
tutorial.  Enough examples and description to help a rookie, yet not
so much as to disgust a veteran.  Except for that one mysterious
section which I can't find!

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