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On Monday, 28. July 2003 04:25, Karl Agee wrote:
Ok, so, if you could buy only ONE of the currently available FreeBSD books,
which one would it be???
First, you the handbook available both via www and on your local
FreeBSD-installation
Its hard to buy only one book. But if I must:
FreeBSD: An Open-Source Operating System for Your
Personal Computer, Second Edition (with CD-ROM)
By: Annelise Anderson (Bit Tree Press)
# Paperback: 443 pages
# ISBN: 0971204519
# List Price: $24.00
--- Karl Agee [EMAIL
Its hard to buy only one book. But if I must:
FreeBSD: An Open-Source Operating System for Your
Personal Computer, Second Edition (with CD-ROM)
By: Annelise Anderson (Bit Tree Press)
I would have trouble picking just one. I have four plus print out
chunks of the handbook at times.
On Sun, Jul 27, 2003 at 07:25:33PM -0700, Karl Agee wrote:
Ok, so, if you could buy only ONE of the currently available FreeBSD books,
which one would it be???
I only have one book. I haven't had any problems with freeBSD uleashed
by sams
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Jerry M. Howell II
On Sun, 2003-07-27 at 22:25, Karl Agee wrote:
Ok, so, if you could buy only ONE of the currently available FreeBSD books,
which one would it be???
The handbook.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/index.html
Best part is, it's free. And it's up-to-date. And it's
If you are really interested in C++, I would recommed Stanley Lipman's
C++ Primer
as a place to start. Also, for more advanced examples,idioms, etc... I would
definitely recommend Scott Meyers books as well as anything by Jim Coplien
and Lipmans Inside the C++ Object Model.
Regards,
