2 days ago I saw a post on Matthew‘s blog about what books he is reading at the moment.
I was wondering if this too could become a Fedora meme? let’s try it!
These are the books I am currently reading:
- Fedora 13 security – enhanced Linux (chapter 4)
- Foundations of IT service management (chapter 3)
- Red Hat RPM Guide (chapter 7)
- Linux Fundamentals (chapter 11) (but because I already know most of it, this one goes lightning fast)
- The productive programmer (chapter 3)
Books laying around here that I still have to read:
- CCNA: accessing the wan
- Getting things done (but maybe I should read this one first
)
who’s next?
How do you like “The productive programmer”, what’s it like, is it any good?
I like “Linux Fundamentals”, seems pretty complete.
well, I’m still reading the book off course, but you can lend it if you want..
the book is really about ‘how do you become a good programmer’, if you have this, do that, try to get this and that done before you start, learn to think about languages like xyz, …
I’m pretty happy with the book
and yeah, linux-trainingbe is a link you should bookmark if you are into linux.
Many thanks for the link love!
Hopefully I will soon find time to complete the networking chapters…
paul
As you might now, I’m am quite into SELinux
maybe I can help you with that chapter?
That would be very nice!
As you can see there is not much yet about SELinux, I would love a practical example on securing Apache and securing a nfs-shared directory (or just securing some files).
Ideally it mimics the structure of Linux Fundamentals, so students can follow the theory by typing commands.
paul