what I promised
Yesterday I wrote to this list outlining two books I had on linux and/or
computer programming
The first one is about Linuix, especially Red Hat Linux and is old!
Title: Linux for Dummies
By
Craig witherspo
And
Colletta witherspo
And
John Hall
The Braille
Produced and published by The Royal Blind Society of New South Wales
Enfield NSW 2136 Australia
(note: I don't have any further details of adress)
published in Braille 1998
print work published
by
IDG Books World Wide inc.
International Data Group Company
Foster City CA 944 04
Isbn was 0-7645-0275-1
The other book I mentioned yesterday is a computer programminmgprogramming
book called
Structure and Interpretation o computer Programmes
Now I got it off a web page but don't know where now! I looked at the print
friendly version and coppied the whole thing to a word document and then
saved it and also saved it diretly as a text file which was the only way to
fit it on a 1.44 mb floppy without using winzip
Author was:
Harold Abelson
And gerald Jay
Sussman
Julie Sussman
The book discusses programming in Lisp which is some computer programming
language it is the introductory text book used at MIT (masachusits Institute
of Technology)
I also think you can get the first edition of the C programming language
from the Royal Blind society of New South Wales but not sure how you go if
not in Australia this is a braille book
The details of the final book and this is available from redhat's own cite
as a read on line book
Maximum RPM
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