GNU/Linux Advanced Programming

Author: Wang Yong et al. Translated
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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: This book introduces how to write applications at the kernel, system call, and application levels on Linux. The main content includes: establishing and customizing GUI environments for Linux applications, exploring the X-Window system, introducing the powerful features of KDE and GNOME libraries, as well as various topics in system programming, including processes, signals, memory management, inter-process communication, and integrating Internet functionalities. The unique aspect of this book is its detailed explanation of software package management tools like RPM and how to write useful documentation to hand over applications to users, which is often absent in other programming books. The book is comprehensive, covering both the tools needed for programming and the GNU/Linux working environment, with an in-depth discussion of the specific aspects of Linux/Unix programming. It is suitable for intermediate to advanced programmers.