From: arnold@freefriends.org   
      
   In article <10n2sgt$26ic6$1@dont-email.me>,   
   Jason H   wrote:   
   >The last editions of Unix In A Nutshell and Linux In A Nutshell were both   
   > published in 2009. Paper books are still a thing, but more so in the arts   
   > and humanities. I'm still kicking myself for leaving my good friends   
   > Kernighan and Ritchie behind when the office got permanently closed during   
   > lockdown.   
      
   K & R is still in print.   
      
   Unix/Linux In A Nutshell have less value as they're mostly reference   
   books and the info is available via man or web searching.  I should   
   know, as I wrote the last two editions of "Unix In A Nutshell".   
      
   However, O'Reilly and other publishers are still publishing paper   
   books, with the books being available in soft copy as well, which   
   many people prefer.   
      
   For instance, Pearson just published the second edition of my book   
   on basic *nix programming.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)