Publisher: Prentice Hall, 1989, 346 pages
ISBN: 0-13-536657-7
Keywords: Operating Systems
This is essential reading for the UNIX beginner as well as the expert.
With an irreverent and easy-to-read style, authors Don Libes and Sandy Ressler examine all of UNIX's advantages as well as its shortcomings — exploring everything that manuals and introductory texts neglect.
Mandatory reading, a must read, read or I'll shoot you, read it god-damnit, its an excellent, brilliant and humoristic book. Can't be missed.
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