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A little money came in from a Linux device driver book I wrote 28 years ago. I pitched it at the launch party for a Windows driver book I'd asked a friend to write. They gave my Linux book the go-ahea

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A little money came in from a Linux device driver book I wrote 28 years ago. I pitched it at the launch party for a Windows driver book I'd asked a friend to write. They gave my Linux book the go-ahea
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