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Ebook Free Download |User Mode Linux by Jeff Dike| The book does a good job of describing UML configuration options and facilities. But where it really shines is in the ancillary material, covering the whys and hows of other subsystems that work in conjunction with UML.
For example, I found the treatment of network trouble-shooting that is interspersed with the UML networking section to be very well-done and useful beyond UML alone. Another high point is the information about kernel memory management (in conjunction with the discussion of tt, skas0 and skas3). But by far, the most enjoyable and impressive section of the book is the last two chapters in which the author challenges the reader to think about the wider implications of OS virtualization – for example why you might want to embed an instance of Linux inside another application that is in turn running on Linux (or even inside another UML)
Ebook free download | Statistical Analysis with R | I highly enjoy the way the author introduces R to users – by having the users analyze a set of data with the role of saving a kingdom during the ancient China era. All the functions introduced in this book are the basic functions anyone needs to start exploring their data in R. I find myself using these functions all the time even though I am now more experienced in R. The user do not have to learn functions that they will never use when it comes to analyzing their own dataset.
Overall, the book covers the fundamentals required to understand how R works and provide the basic functions for users to start using R on their own. The author assumes that the user has no prior background on any programming language or even statistics. Hence, this book is suitable for anyone who is thinking of using R but has no idea where to start.