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LinuxNow.com The Most Complete Linux Reference man-pages-ja a comprehensive collection of Japanese man pages for Linux. It contains Japanese version of LDP man-pages, man pages for GNU tools, and ones for various opensource applications. More than 800 pages are available in this package Netfilter/iptables on Linux This document provides an introduction to the netfilter/iptables system, how it works, its advantages, installing and configuring, and how to use it to configure firewalls on Linux systems to filter IP packets. NT vs. Linux Database Server Benchmark Comparisons a survey of reported benchmarks allowing comparison of the database performance of NT and Linux. OpenSSH key management, Part 3 take advantage of OpenSSH agent connection forwarding to enhance security, and see how popular keychain shell script has evolved OTN Linux Technology Center The official resource for software technical advice and resources for Oracle support for Linux - including software downloads, sample code, installation guides, and discussion forums. PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide A resource for information about how to buy and configure PC-clone hardware for cheap, powerful UNIX systems. Porting MFC applications to Linux porting Windows applications to Linux doesn't have to involve a retraining nightmare. Markus Neifer shows how to port MFC using wxWindows, giving a user's guide to this open source GUI toolkit and providing a complete, step-by-step porting example PostgreSQL Technical Documentation the PostgreSQL Technical Documentation website, with tutorials, articles, guides, performance, tuning information, links to PostgreSQL tools, and much more Printer Compatability Listing an interactive listing of printers and how well they work under Linux. Python Documentation the official documentation for the Python programming language Reduce your Linux memory footprint In this article, learn how to accurately measure the amount of memory your Linux system uses. You also get practical advice on reducing your memory requirements using an Ubuntu system as an example. References for TeX and Friends an ongoing project with the aim of providing a help file for LaTeX (and his friends like ConTeXt, Metapost, Metafont, etc.) using a state-of-the-art source format, aka DocBook/XML Rute Users Tutorial and Exposition Rute is a technical reference and teaching tool for new GNU/Linux users as well as advanced administrators. ?It provides concise, thorough explanations and practical examples of each aspect of a Linux system. Read more Self-Service Linux - Mastering the Art of Problem Determination This book should be an essential part of every company's Linux adoption plan to keep the total cost of ownership down and improve the return on investment of their Linux strategy. Solaris-to-Linux porting guide takes a look at why you might want to port your application from Sun Solaris to Linux, and presents guidelines, suggestions, and resources to help. Included in the article is the authors' handy online tool that you can use to check the APIs used by your Solaris application for compatibility on Linux TeXDBI a paper submitted at TUG 2002 held at Trivandrum India. This explains a FIFO based mechanism for the LATEX compiler to communicate with other processes and especially with a database engine The Linux USB sub-system an early draft of a guide to using and developing the USB sub-system under Linux The Vim commands cheat sheet The Vim commands cheat sheet is a reference sheet listing the most often used Vim commands. Ubuntu - An Absolute Beginner's Guide This book breaks down the barrier by teaching beginners about how to use Ubuntu. Using the xinetd program for system administration xinetd daemon is a replacement for inetd that offers many improved or new features, and easier configuration. This article explains the concepts behind inetd, and gives examples for setting up xinetd at your own site Version Control with Subversion Version Control with Subversion is a free book about the Apache Subversion version control system. Subversion manages files and directories, and the changes made to them, over time. This allows you to recover older versions of your data or examine the history of how your data changed. In this regard, many people think of a version control system as a sort of 'time machine'.
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