[Sussex] Re: OT: O'Reilly Colour Scheme
Geoff Teale
tealeg at member.fsf.org
Mon Apr 12 09:44:19 UTC 2004
Mark..
Hmmm.. I'm not sure there is a system. I say this because I have some
of the same books that we have at work, and to different copies are
often different colours (this may have something to do with editions,
I guess).
...adding to your list:
Blue:
.NET Framework Essentials
Visual Basic .NET
Writing Excel Macros in VBA
Building Wireless Community Networks
Transact SQL Programming
Using Samba
Physics for game developers
Pink:
Managing & Using MySQL
Sed & Awk pocket reference
Programming with Qt
CVS Pocket Reference
Red:
Ruby in a nutshell
Perl in a nutshell
Evil Geniuses in a nutshell
Python in a nutshell
UML in a nutshell
Linux device drivers
Understanding the linux kernel
Green:
XSLT
Learning GNU Emacs
Gimp pocket reference
Javascript the definitive guide
Turquoise:
XSLT
HTML & XHTML
Programming PHP
Non-Animal Books:
POSIX Programmers Guide (purple + white)
POSIX .4 Programming for the real world (green + white)
X Window System manuals (many volumes, many colours)
Free as in Freedom (white)
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Geoff Teale
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