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Sams Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours is a
tutorial designed to help you integrate
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ne ...
If GNOME/GTK+ can do it, you can do it
too...Packed with lucid explanations, real-world
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create a graphical user interface and accomplish
graphic rendering using the X Window System
software. It offers a unique approa ...
Linux Programming Unleashed is a complete and
comprehensive reference for intermediate to
advanced Linux developers that covers every
possible use of Linux. Topics include: Co ...
The Sair Linux and GNU Certification program,
designed and developed by the industry-leading
members of Sair, Inc. and its advisory board,
provides you with a clear path for i ...
Linux Modem and Serial Communications
A Collection of Linux How-To's
* Collection of "how-to" articles on using modems
and serial communications with Linux.
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Using Linux is designed to meet the reader s needs
by focusing on the problems and concerns of the
beginning to intermediate Linux user. It will help
them manage and use their ...
From the Book: Maximum Linux Security is designed
for system administrators, managers, and Linux
users who need to protect their Linux servers and
workstations from unauthori ...
Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Version 3 Introduced in
September 2003, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, version
3, includes a broad range of new features:
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Keep in mind this is a 50 mb live cd which can fit
on one of those little business card cd's. It is
NOT the eqivalent to a desktop oriented OS, but it
is an extremely useful t ...
"The indispensable reference for everyone using
Linux"
This book contains an alphabetical listing of
Linux commands. It gives the command with a
simple phrase explaining w ...
Today's Perl developers spend 60-80% of their time
working with existing Perl code. Now, there's a
start-to-finish guide to understanding that code,
maintaining it, updating i ...
The LBT is a fully usable miniature Linux
distribution which can be placed on a credit-card
sized CD media. The distribution should work in
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