Linux Programming Interface Preface

This book by Michael Kerrisk is a highly regarded resource for understanding Linux system programming. It delves into the fundamental aspects of Linux system architecture, covering processes, threads, memory management, file systems, and I/O operations. The book emphasizes practical examples and real-world applications, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced programmers. Key topics include Linux system calls and C library functions, process management, concurrency, file I/O, signals, network programming, and advanced topics like memory mapping and POSIX timers. Kerrisk's clear explanations and extensive use of examples make this book a valuable resource for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of Linux internals and system-level programming techniques.

[@letMeSayThatInIrish]

Amazing book.

[@Calm_Energy]

one of my big takeaways was: I've been reading Michael Kerrisk for years and just didn't know it! *Because he's the author of many many man pages.

[@Coder.tahsin]

😎

[@souvikhalder1510]

Which theme are you using in your vs code?

[@Calm_Energy]

I'm using Outrun, and an extension called "Highlight Line" that you might be interested in as well, that's how I get the green line to follow my text

[@souvikhalder1510]

@@Calm_Energy thanks ❤️