Is this good book?
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Is this good book?
Nice quads
>>53734444
Why don't you read it and find out?
>>53734444
is this a nice quads?
>>53734550
This,
Also, check the year. At the pace the kernel moves you'll find how accurate it actually is.
Also
>not just asking in the kernel mailing list
Two "also"'s in a single post, you certainly are a faggot
Are these good book?
>>53735338
No learn Ruby on Rails instead of those memes
>>53735827
Oh, u hax0r! What's your fav programming language? HTML? What a meme you are.
>>53735827
and become a master scripter!!! you can be the hacker known as 4chan!!!!1111
kill yourself.
>>53734444
2nd edition was pretty good and Robert Love is a good writer in general IMO.
that said, it's *very* high level and little more than an overview of key kernel modules, functions, and data structures.
Understanding the Linux Kernel by Bovet & Cesati is a similar book with more depth (though getting a bit old at this point) if kernel development is something you're positive you want to do and invest time learning about but still don't have any concrete knowledge yet.
>>53737782
Not OP but just bought this. Thanks m8. Also can anyone recommend me books on Machine Learning/what I need to learn in order to begin to learn machine learning?
>>53739137
Start with Calc I-III, linear algebra and probability and statistics. Then pick this up. You can find a free PDF.
>>53739627
Thank you so much man.
