New to Unix. Which books should I read?

Hi!

I have 1.5 years experience in unix environment and shell scripting. Now, I started learning UNIX internals and network programming. Can you please help in finding the same material on the net

Thanks
Srinivas.

Yes, try keyword searches on:

www.google.com

Works great!!

Thanks Neo. I tried in that way. But I could not get what I wanted. I am looking for a material which can explain the concepts detailly. I may found if I spend too much time on research.

I am greateful if any body suggest the sites right away.

Regards

What are you looking for exactly?... perhaps we can recommend a few good books for you.

How about titles like this, "Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment" (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0201563177/)

This title gets pretty indepth and the other titles by Addison-Wesley are fairly in-depth.

Thanks guys!

I already have that book. That is pretty boring to read.

I am planning to concentrate on Kernel programming, Advanced used of environment like job control, process control, multi threading and rpc programming.

I am looking for a material which can be explanatory like tutorial stuff.

I tried to find using google and aj.com search engines. But I did not find what I want.

I surely believe that some where in net have good material on this.

If you guys come to know, please let me know about the same

-srinivas

Do you like to read source code? THere is a Linux book that is a annotation of the kernel code... is that what you want.

There are a number of good books on UNIX internals, all of them are better than stuff you find on the NET, really.