Some background: I am a old *nix programmer; grew up on Richard Stevens and The Unix programming environment. For a long time now though, I have not done much of 'systems' programming, the last good linux application programming book I read was 'Advanced Linux Programming' which I enjoyed a whole lot, although it is quite dated today, I presume.
I recently happened to hear about unshare(1) -- which to my surprise has been around in linux for a while now. This call/command seems so cool -- fells like a hammer looking for nails ! :-)
So, my question is, what would you recommend as a book that'll cover all the new and cool stuff (like unshare) that's in modern linux systems ?