The Linux Programming Interface: A Linux and UNIX System Programming Handbook

I haven't read the book but I know this book is like bible for the linux world. So let me share other aspect of this book.1.) I received the book in excellent condition except very minor damage from the bottom (refer last uploaded image). Initially when I have received the book I thought book is dameged from the front and sides but after cleaning with wipes it was all good 😊2.) I have spent 5k+ on this book but trust me its worth. First of all, this is imported from US. Quality of pages and printing are superb. It has roughly 1.5k pages and 2.5 kg weight so price is justified.Still i would suggest seller to use better packaging or to use bubble wrap if possible.

There are many other exceptional books as well such as from Richard Stevens, Robert Love and others but this one could be the best book ever written on the subject and the domain.

I am very much satisfied with this book. Its really good book to understand Linux/Unix APIs. Specially I recommend those guys who didn't had good understanding during their college time.

It is one of the best book in our arsenal to understand Linux and it's internals. One should refer this book.

This is the most comprehensive and authoritative book on Linux Application programming.. Covers every detail of Linux API interface .. You won't need any other reference book .. Excellent !!!

Must read for Linux application programmers

Very good

Very nice book. Covered all topics need for a system programmer.

I have read a lot of technical books (principally windows and c++ related) and really I have NEVER seen a technical book as well written as this one.The book has all the quality I always wanted:1) it must be thorough: after reading you shouldn't need to read other book or search the web to complete your comprehension: every info you need must be there.2) it must be clear: there should never be any ambiguity in expressions or situation that requires you to test the info on specific example. You must be able to understand it on first the first reading3) it must be a pleasant journey: the order of the information should match the normal flow of your thinking and interrogations. The author should guide you so that when you think: "I wonder what would happen in this different situation", the next paragraphs do address that interrogation you have.Again this book does all this extremely well. There is simply no equivalent in the windows world. It makes me learning linux a very pleasant experience.Many many thanks Mr Kerrisk

East to read and comprehensive.

/*** Name: Charles* Age: 23* Purchased: May, 2013*/Organization:[0] -> The book is divided into chapters.[1] -> Each chapter has multiple sections.[2] -> Each chapter ends with a summary.[3] -> At the very end of each chapter are exercises meant to reinforce what was learned in the chapter.This is by far one of the best computer science texts I own. I did not purchase this book as a requirement for a class (though I am a student), but I did purchase it for 'personal consumption' and to further my knowledge of programming and grow as a unix/linux systems programmer.I have read many computer science books by many different publishers and I have to admit I really enjoy the books that I own that were printed by No Starch press. I was turned on to this book by an interest in C/C++ socket programming and systems programming in general. I have a background in web development and had been programming in C for about a year when I purchased this book.There is something to learn for everyone in this book, regardless of how many years or decades of experience you have. The book starts with a history of Unix, Linux, and standards, and then progresses into the great detail the inner workings of linux and unix.One of my biggest disappointments with most other programming books is that the authors use bad analogies to explain how things work, or fail to explain how things work at all and only offer a shallow glimpse into the subject. Some authors seem to go back over their books adding stupid and unintelligent filler to try and make the book longer. This book is over 1500 pages and each page is jam packed with information. In fact, I'm sure there was information that was deemed 'not important' enough to make it into this book, and thus the book references how one can find more information on a topic.I have so many good things to say about this book, I highly recommend it to anybody with an interest in linux systems programming. You will need an understanding of C programming to get through the book. If you are looking for a book on how to program in C, this is not the book. If you are a C programmer, or are learning C, and would like a book that shows you how to apply your programming knowledge to the linux and unix operating systems, this is a book for you.This is a book for system admins, network admins, hackers, teachers and professors, students (high school, college, or graduate), makers, computer scientists, etc.This is one book that I know I will carry with me everywhere. Or I will buy multiple copies so that I don't have to lug around this heavy, 1500+ pg hardcover book. Definitely a book you want at home, at the office, on the plain, in the car, in the bathroom, or anywhere else you can think of reading!This is the most well written programming book that I own!

Excelente livro, já estava lendo o pdf dele na internet por isso resolvi compra-lo, muito bom como referência.

Vraiment complet, je trouve toujours tout ce que j'ai besoin, et rapidement