> Abebooks has a great listing of books and for relatively good prices. They
> offer a wide selection of used books as well. I've managed to grab my own
> copy of K & R :)
>
> Calvin Morrison
Another good one is alibris.com, I've grabbed a few Kernighan titles
from there including The UNIX Progra
On 25 December 2011 11:35, Aram Hăvărneanu wrote:
> Winston Kodogo wrote:
> > I resisted buying
> > it for years, on the grounds of its extraordinary price on Amazon,
> > succumbed eventually, and have never regretted it.
>
> I buy my books on abebooks. I've bought many gems for $0.99. Looking
Winston Kodogo wrote:
> I resisted buying
> it for years, on the grounds of its extraordinary price on Amazon,
> succumbed eventually, and have never regretted it.
I buy my books on abebooks. I've bought many gems for $0.99. Looking
at the books I've bought, the average price I payed is $4. Yes
Anthony Sorace wrote:
> Make sure you're not confusing kfs with Ken's file server, sometimes
> (confusingly) called "kenfs". [...]
> Ken's file server is extremely solid, and I believe cwfs is comparable
> (although I don't have nearly as much experience with it). kfs is much less
> so; I've had it
Stanley Lieber wrote:
> erik quanstrom wrote:
>> i think most people are using vesa. unfortunately
>> that limits one to 4:3 graphics modes.
>
> Some card/monitor combinations seem to support other aspect ratios
> that are technically outside of the VESA spec
I confirm, I use 1920x1280x32 with ve
