Title: Moderately useful, doesn't go in-depth
Product review: The book does give a broad overview of linux debugging and profiling. The coverage is useful for a newbie but doesn't really add much value for the experienced linux programmer. It doesn't really cover any "performance tuning" except for a chapter on profiling. The real negative of this book for me is the screen shots of untarring a tool or applying a patch. These are just page wasting tactics and I hate it when authors resort to such tricks to fill pages.
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