Is pic related still a good entry point for the basics of Unix/Linux programming? I've done the work on Unix programming in C before but I'm looking for a good way to build a broader base understanding of the system.
>>106934000No.
>>106934000Outdated
>>106934000Yes.
>>106934000No.You can’t do all the exercises.
>>106934000llm unironically are amazing for this stuff.
1.The C Programming Language2.The Unix Programming Environment3. The Practice of ProgrammingFirst edition of each and you will be the best programmer minted in the last 10 years.
>>106934000What are you actually trying to get out of this? Just broader technical understanding of OS? Try this wiki.osdev.orgLinux internals? Try Robert Love, "Linux Kernel Development"I have no idea why people read these really old reference material type books. They're usually neither fun nor useful
>>106934000that is a really good book
>>106936373You clearly have no clue what you are talking about
>>106934000inb4>LINUX IS NOOOT UNIX, AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
>>106936402in this industry that's a compliment, it means I'll go places :)
>>106936420>>106937198Score.
>>106936373I want to build up the 'classic' basics of Linux development, so I want to get more broadly familiar with the tools and the operating system.
>>106934000I've read itIt's a good book and will teach you a lot
>>106937332Then look at Linux from Scratch.
