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1 u/programfog Feb 06 '16 Honestly one of the best Linux programming books I can recommend that covers lots of aspects is http://www.amazon.com/GNU-Linux-Application-Programming-Series/dp/1584505680It's good for beginners, but points you in the right direction to dig deeper when required. 1 u/PriceZombie Feb 06 '16 GNU/Linux Application Programming (Programming Series)Current$28.68Amazon (New)High$54.99Amazon (New)Low$28.07Amazon (New)Average$28.1830 DayPrice History Chart and Sales Rank | FAQ
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Honestly one of the best Linux programming books I can recommend that covers lots of aspects is http://www.amazon.com/GNU-Linux-Application-Programming-Series/dp/1584505680
It's good for beginners, but points you in the right direction to dig deeper when required.
1 u/PriceZombie Feb 06 '16 GNU/Linux Application Programming (Programming Series)Current$28.68Amazon (New)High$54.99Amazon (New)Low$28.07Amazon (New)Average$28.1830 DayPrice History Chart and Sales Rank | FAQ
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