Advanced Linux Programming

This book covers:

• Developing user-friendly GNU/Linux software
• Writing more sophisticated programs with multiprocessing, multi-threading, interprocess communication, and interaction with hardware devices
• Program optimization and security
• Understanding the conventions, limitation and unique capabilities of a GNU/Linux system

Linux in the Workplace

Linux in the Workplace is a guide to using Linux as a desktop workstation, with the KDE Desktop Environment. It covers standard tasks such as email and web browsing, general office-related tasks, working with the command line, etc.

The Linux Cookbook: Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use

The Linux Cookbook presents "recipes" for accomplishing specific tasks on a Linux system. The recipes are arranged in sections according to subject matter - the first part of the book covers getting started with Linux; the remaining chapters deal with general categories of usage: Files, Text, Images, Sound, Productivity, and Networking.