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Today's editor to share with you is about linux learning books recommended, I believe many people do not understand, in order to let you know more about linux learning books, so give you a summary of the following content, let's read on. I'm sure you'll get something.

1. Linux programming (4th Edition)

The Linux classic introductory books and programming practical books recommended by thousands of readers have been widely praised for their easy to understand, comprehensive content and rich examples. If you don't have a basic Linux, you can read this book first. On the other hand, although this book is very comprehensive, it is not very in-depth on many issues. After reading this book, you can only get in touch with Linux initially, and then you can read APUE. It may be more appropriate.

2. "Brother Bird's Linux private dish"

Generally speaking, this book is relatively simple, and it is a good introductory book for beginners and even those students who do not know linux. If you don't have a basic knowledge of Linux or programming, this book will tell you what the Linux directory is like, shell scripts, common commands and some system management tools. But after reading this book, you still don't have the ability to solve problems comprehensively, and you still need to go deep into it through other more in-depth books.

Many people will compare this book with Amingxue Linux (3rd Edition). In fact, both of them are introductory books with their own characteristics. Brother Bird's book is selected here according to the score.

3. "Advanced programming in UNIX environment"

Advanced programming in UNIX Environment is a necessary book for Unix/ Linux programmers, and even Google CEO Sarah Palin has it on his bookshelf. It can be said that it is difficult for Linux programmers to understand if they have not read this book, as if Christians have not read the Bible. This book outlines all the theoretical frameworks, major system functions, multi-process programming, and even Linux network communications needed for Linux programming.

4. "Unix/Linux programming practice course"

If you have a little bit of C language foundation and a little bit of Linux usage basis, then you will enjoy reading this book. The author of this book uses a good way of learning to tell the readers, and according to what can be done-> how to do-> whether I can achieve such a principle to teach. And the cases in the book are very representative, including the implementation of commonly used Unix commands, small video games, shell interpreters, and Web servers that implement simple functions. The code is also clear, and it must enlighten you after reading it.

5. "deeply understand the Linux kernel"

In-depth understanding of the Linux Kernel, third Edition guides you through the most important data structures, algorithms, and programming tricks used in the kernel. Through the exploration of superficial characteristics, the author provides valuable insights for those who want to know how their machines work. The important properties unique to Intel are discussed in the book. The relevant code snippets are dissected line by line. However, this book covers more than just the functionality of the code, it explains the theoretical basis on which Linux works in its own way.

6. Linux Command Line and shell script programming (3rd Edition)

This is a comprehensive tutorial on Linux command line and shell scripting. It mainly includes four parts: Linux command line, shell scripting basics, advanced shell scripting, and how to create practical shell scripts. Shell programming is very meticulous, but it is precisely because of this that some readers say that the explanation is too tedious.

7. Design and implementation of Linux Kernel (3rd Edition)

This book describes in detail the main subsystems and features of the Linux kernel, including the design, implementation and interface of the Linux kernel. From theory to practice, it covers all aspects of the Linux kernel, which can meet the various interests and needs of readers. The positioning of this book is not very high and is suitable for kernel learners in the transitional stage.

8. "go deep into the Linux kernel architecture"

Relatively speaking, this book is neither as boring as "in-depth understanding of the Linux Kernel", nor as general as "Linux Kernel Design and implementation". The content in the book captures the core of the kernel code very well, and it is illustrated with pictures to depict some complex data structures and functions in the flow book, which is clear to the reader at a glance.

9. "Analysis of ARM Linux kernel source code"

This book is written by several authors on the basis of 3 years' experience in Liunx kernel analysis and huge data. It contains contents that other similar books have not explained and analyzes them line by line, sweeping away the depression brought to readers by other theoretical books in the current market. The detailed code analysis and a large number of illustrations in the book can give readers a correct understanding of the Linux kernel and ARM, and naturally learn how to effectively analyze the regularly released Linux kernel.

10. Linux system programming (2nd Edition)

This is a tutorial on Linux system programming, a manual on Linux system calls, and an insider guide on how to implement more elegant and faster code. The book is divided into 11 chapters and 2 appendices, which introduces in detail the basic concepts of Linux system programming, file Imax O, buffer Imax O, advanced file Imax O, process management, advanced process management, thread, file and directory management, signal and time and other topics.

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