[Sheflug] Books from Paul Miller

[Richard Ibbotson <xxxxx [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear all

I've got some books from Paul Miller at www.shu.ac.uk.  He wants us 
to pass them on to someone who might want to use them.  So, if you 
see anything you like below please say so and we'll find a way to get 
them to you.  The main plan is to hand them out at the next meeting 
on January the 5th.  The books are either real books or books that 
Paul has printed out with a laser printer........



Linux Graphics Programming with SVGA Lib   Coriolis .. real book

Practical Linux by Que - Printed out

Texinfo - by RMS - printed out

Common LISP - by David S. Touretsky - printed out

Programming in Emacs LISP - Robert J. Chassell - printed out

Linux Administration made Easy - by Steve Frampton - printed out

Debugging with GDB - RMS and Roland H. Pesch - printed out

GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual - RMS and Bil Lewis and Dan LaLiberte

Common LISP X Interface - printed out

Introduction to Unix - Ohio State University - printed out

GNU MP - by Torbjorn Granlund - printed out

Filesysytem Hierarchy Standard - by Daniel Quinlan - printed out

Bison - by RMS and Charles Donnelly - printed out

Flex version 2.5 - by Vern Paxson - printed out

Python Tutorial - Release 1.5.2 - by Guido Rossum - printed out

Samba - this is a printed out version of the O'Reily samba book

Version Management with CVS for CVS 1.9 - printed out

GNU textutils - by David MacKenzie - printed out 

The Scheme Programming Language - by Ken Dickey - printed out

Common LISP Hints - printed from the web

CGI Programming 101 - printed out

Effective AWK Programming - by Arnold D. Robbins - printed out

GNU Make - by RMS and Roland McGrath - printed out

Autoconf - by David MacKenzie and Ben Elliston - printed out




-- 
Richard
___________________________________________________________________

Sheffield Linux User's Group - http://www.sheflug.co.uk . 
To unsubscribe from this list send mail to 
shef-lug-request@list.sheflug.org.uk with the word
"unsubscribe" in the body of the message. 

  GNU the choice of a complete generation.