> Now I wonder how I can get access to this type of information, how to properly learn it? You've already got half the solution... "Advanced UNIX Programming"

> Now I wonder how I can get access to this type of information, how to properly learn it? You've already got half the solution... "Advanced UNIX Programming" was the goto since it was written, and it has a tonne of industry knowledge e.g fork twice and close handles etc. "The Linux Programming Interface" is kind of that book for the 21st century, and covers pretty much any topic you'll ever encounter on the systems end. > Half of the stuff they wrote I didn't understand Sounds like you bought the books but never read them... because it's all in there.