Thanks to Arjen for sending a review of O'Reilly's Perl CD Bookshelf. The bookshelf is a collection of O'Reilly's well-known Perl books, complete with searchable information.

chromatic, another of our fine group of book reviewers, took some time with a draft copy of the new O'Reilly and Associates book Using Samba. Written by Robert Eckstein, David Collier-Brown & Peter Kelly, this book helps you learn how to setup Samba, as well as information on the protocol itself. Click below to learn more.

It's not just the cranks and the Luddites sounding the alarm any more. There are hordes or serious-minded people insisting that runaway computing is driving us towards a Cyberclysm. The first of two parts.

Trevor has written up a review of ORA's Linux Device Drivers. Like Linux Application Development this is a pretty important book. We all know about getting drivers written, and getting the hardware to work-now learn about how to be better at doing that. Read below for more.

Reader and veteran book reviewer Danny Yee has written a review of Donald Knuth's The Art of Computer Programming. This book is a bit different from the normal pack, getting at the heart of how most computer systems function underneath, with much exploration into the algorithims and methods. So, for a better grasp of the fundament of computing, click below.

Intrepid reviewer Rick Franchuk has returned with another review, this time of the JavaScript Sourcebook. Yes, in full living text, read about how organization can sink or make a book. And, maybe, you can learn how to the mouseover as well. So, click below to read Rick's incisive review.