By O'Reilly Media, Inc.
January 2003
Pages: 616
ISBN 10: 0-596-00392-7 |
ISBN 13: 9780596003920
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Book descriptionThe Unix CD Bookshelf packs a stack of essential Unix books into one comprehensive, immensely convenient, and portable small package. Version 3 provides convenient online access to seven indispensable books, including the hard copy of Unix in a Nutshell, Third Edition. The CD has a master index for all the books and a powerful search engine--and all the text is extensively hyper-linked--so you can find what you're looking for quickly.
Full Description
- Unix Power Tools, 3rd Edition
- Learning the Unix Operating System, 5th Edition
- Learning the vi Editor, 6th Edition
- Mac OS X for Unix Geeks
- Learning the Korn Shell, 2nd Edition
- sed & awk, 2nd Edition
- Unix in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition
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Third Edition: January 2003
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ISBN: 0-596-00392-7
Pages: 616
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Great set of books, October 15 2004
An outstanding collection of books. I refer to these things every day. They would be a bargain at three times the price. Best of all, the format of the CD content is quite open and easy to use, not at all proprietary. I have used the books (and the indexing / search functions) on a variety of UNIX and Windows platforms with excellent results.
Excellent UNIX SVR4 ReferenceTool, June 23 2004
This Unix "all-in-one" CD-ROM package includes 7 best selling O'Reilly books about Unix operating system mainly based on System V Release 4 (SVR4) version. Complete books plus a hard copy of "Unix in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition" as a bonus. A search engine let you find what you need either in one of the 7 books or across all of them. For an operating system administrator, the "Unix CD Bookshelf" is a great tool. As an analyst-programmer, I would have prefer to have a "shell script" reference and developper's guide included in the package. The search engine could also be a bit more complete and intuitive.
Media reviews
"Programmers rejoice: these core titles can be cross-referenced."
--Rachel Singer Gordon, "Library Journal," July 2003
"All these books are packaged in a CD version that seamlessly intergrates Unix knowledge for the beginner to the advanced user. This is a true Unix library."
--Mary Norbury-Glaser, North Coast Mac Users Group, May 2003
"When you're in the actual process of designing a web site, you frequently need to refer to this book or that book for the perfect syntax on something. That's where 'Webmaster in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference' becomes priceless. Instead of searching for this book and that book constantly, you simply reach for the one that has earned a spot on top of your desk. This book is truly a Quick Reference for the programming languages a Webmaster user."
--Diana F. Arsenault, Charlotte County Computer Group Corp., April 2003
"With almost 3,300 pages of text, and a retail price (for the paper editions) of some $330, this CD offers a lot of value...The value of the books included on this CD is enhanced by the search capabilities available...for power users this tool is invaluable, offering a wealth of information that you can take with you wherever you go."
--Kirk McElhearn, About This Particular MacIntosh, June 2003
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"As with all O'Reilly books the entire concept is well thought out from beginning to end. You only have to mention the name O'Reilly and everyone understands what it means." --Richard Ibbotson, Sheffield Linux User's Group, Feb 2001
"A great example of what can be done on CD...you are sure to be impressed." --Major Kearney, PC Update August 2001
