This is the first and the better book I read about UNIX. This is a Complete Reference Book, include examples, and explain the topics. 

This is UNIX book, not a Linux book. 

This is a classical UNIX book that explain all the development had been made to finish the Berkeley UNIX OS. 

This book is used as a standard book in Operating System course in different Universities. 

Includes: Kernel Service, Process Management, Memory, I/O System, The Filesystem, Device Drivers, Interprocess and other UNIX topics. 

This was the second book I read about UNIX This explain me the usage of the "sed" (stream editor) and "awk". Also I learn how to write a man page, and of course, the everyday commands in the UNIX environment. 

This is a UNIX book. 

This is the "classical" book on the C language programming. 

No other words are needed! 

This was the book that "learn" me, the C language in true. 

It's offer excellent examples to explain the reader the C structures and other standard C topics. 
 

I read the first edition of this book. X-Window Programming on C, using the Xt-Toolkit. Also in those days there are a Motif version of the book. 

This is the "updated" version of those book to Motif 2.0 written the C++ classes. 

This is one the first "Nutshell" books in the O'Reilly serie. 

It is a classical one, no other book had been written so complete. 
 
 

This book wants to be the "Linux" version of the "UNIX in a nutshell". It's covers well the new commands with their options, but the UNIX book is a classical one. 

Probably some UNIX users continue to use, "uucp" programs, but Internet and their possibilities offers a better "universe" of connections. 

This book was one of the first O'Reilly & Associates, "best sellers". 

This little book have no sense in these DOS-Linux days. This book appears when working on UNIX, with DOS programs was a difficult task. In those days are available VP/iX a emulator for UNIX machines. 

Some year after SUN Microsystems release their WABI (MS-Windows emulator) for SUN workstation. 

In the 1996 WABI was available for Linux, and there also WINE, a free MS-Windows clone that support also Windows 95 programs emulation. 

In this days 1999, WMware for Linux is the better solution building a virtual machine that can contain an entire OS: Windows 95, 98 and NT. WMware costs about $299. 

FTLinuxCourse include a stable version is WINE. Click here to find. 

This book explain "everything" you need to know about the RPM. 

FTLinuxCourse include a free copy of the book. Just click here to find it. 

This book explain CGI development in depth: forms, 

In the last two years there are new CGI developments don't included in this book. 

Anyway it is an excellent source to introduce to the topic. 
 
 

Webmaster in a Nutshell is a classical O'Reilly book. Is cover all HTML features, like tables, frames, and special HTML characters.

Its a true Bible about the Web a Web Programming. Includes also Linux and other software.

The literature about PHP is very small and new. FTLinuxCourse covers an introduction to concepts and techniques.