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The Joy Of X The Architecture Of The X Window System Pappsc Niall Mansfield

Name: The Joy Of X The Architecture Of The X Window System Pappsc Niall Mansfield
SKU: BELL-7026106
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The Joy Of X The Architecture Of The X Window System Pappsc Niall Mansfield instant download after payment.

Publisher: UIT Cambridge Ltd.

File Extension: DJVU

File size: 5.68 MB

Pages: 380

Author: Niall Mansfield

ISBN: 9781906860004, 1906860009

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: Pap/Psc

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The Joy Of X The Architecture Of The X Window System Pappsc Niall Mansfield by Niall Mansfield 9781906860004, 1906860009 instant download after payment.

Aimed at those new to the system seeking an overall understanding first, and written in a clear, uncomplicated style, this reprint of the much-cited 1993 classic describes the standard windowing system for Linux, UNIX, and other operating systems. Widely recommended as a course text, this thorough representation of the entire X window system allows complete understanding of the relation between its various components, and how they interact with applications. Although this is a technical book, it does not assume advanced programming or system-administrative experience—great for those laying a foundation for later work. This is an ideal guide for system and network managers, programmers, and technical-end users.