Mac OS X Internals: A Systems Approach
 

Mac OS X Internals: A Systems Approach

by Amit Singh

Mac OS X, as a system, is usually either perceived as a black box, or is wrongly understood due to longstanding myths and stereotypes. Some of the most innovative facilities in OS X are actually mature, stable technologies that have been painstakingly developed over the past 15 years by Apple and the open source community as a whole. This is not a tutorial or how to book. This is also NOT a... (read more)

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Incredibly well researched book on Mac OS X. If you've ever wanted the Mac equivalent of "Windows NT Internals", this is the book for you.

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