are there Books about Linux

[trouble.ted]

What I'm looking for is reference titles, Or just a books about the source code itself?

TIA

[Hayl]

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/linuxkernel2/index.html

[GigaShadow]

Linux In A Nutshell...most excellent. Learning the Bourne Shell is also quite good.

G :)

[hardcore]

O'reilly has some good linux books, and as Hayl pointed to, you can read some online.

[GlennaclawZ]

if all else fails... linux for dummies!!!

[GlennaclawZ]

sorry I have a ? on this topic myself... can anyone recommend a good site for learning the c++ that kdevelop uses because I know all of the basic c++ but i dont understand at all what it uses... even if I look at other programs I dont know where to start in making my own...

[trouble.ted]

Thanks for the direction!

[zmerlinz]

Originally posted by GlennaclawZ
sorry I have a ? on this topic myself... can anyone recommend a good site for learning the c++ that kdevelop uses because I know all of the basic c++ but i dont understand at all what it uses... even if I look at other programs I dont know where to start in making my own...

try the linux section at this site, they should be able to help you there

http://cboard.cprogramming.com

[do_guh_new]

got a barnes and noble nearby?

[mmills]

I would suggest going to http://nerdbooks.com there prices are lower than amazon and barnes and nobel most of the time, a good book is LINUX POWER TOOLS.00109557FF45

[GlennaclawZ]

Originally posted by do_guh_new
got a barnes and noble nearby?

I understand that I can obviously get books on c++ but they only teach me stuff that I already know... Im not stupid so dont take me that way.