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Linux TutorialsLinux/ATM - State of Playby Terry Dawson Terry Dawson explains the Linux support that's available for ATM and what you can do with it. [05/05/2000] All Linux PDA: Fact or Fiction? by Derrick Story Have you heard about the Yopy? It's the promised Linux-based PDA that can surf the net, reel off MPEG movies, and play MP3s. [05/05/2000] The Writer's Workbench by Michael Stutz Michael Stutz explains the Writers Workbench and how it has been rewritten for Linux. [05/05/2000] Printing Banners and Signs by Michael Stutz How to print simple banners and signs in Linux. [04/28/2000] Document Templates for TeX and LaTeX by Michael Stutz Michael Stutz shows how to make TeX and LaTex input files using a few simple templates. [04/21/2000] Processing TeX and LaTeX Files by Michael Stutz In his third Living Linux column, Michael Stutz shows how to process files in two popular typesetting formats. [04/12/2000] Linux Professional Institute Certification by Jeff Dean As with any certification program, there's no substitute for experience. Jeff Dean looks at LPI's Exam 101. [04/07/2000] Netscape 6: A New Look for Linux Users by Chris Halsall Navigator has been the default king of browsers on the Linux platform. Will Netscape 6 help it retain its royal status? [04/07/2000] Outputting Text by Michael Stutz Using GNU Enscript to format text for printing. [04/04/2000] Linux Word Processing Road Map by Michael Stutz Tools for dealing with text in Linux. [03/28/2000] Deploying Squid, Part 2 of 2 by Jeff Dean Install your own web proxy. [03/10/2000] Preventing Distributed Denial of Service Attacks by Terry Dawson Six ways to avoid becoming an unwilling collaborator. [03/09/2000] The RHCE Experience by Jeff Dean Considering the Red Hat Certified Engineer exam? Here's what to expect. [02/25/2000] Using Standard Input and Output by Mike Loukides A quick review of basic redirection techniques used by every Unix guru. [02/24/2000] Checking Differences with diff by Dale Dougherty Quickly examine differences between similar files. [02/24/2000] Comparing Three Different Versions with diff3 by Dale Dougherty Got three similar files to compare? Use diff3! [02/24/2000] Context diffs by Jerry Peek Context diffs show the lines around changes in similar files. [02/24/2000] ex Scripts Built by diff by Tim O'Reilly diff can build automatic editing scripts you can use to change multiple files or to store a revision history. [02/24/2000] Looking for Closure by Tim O'Reilly A gawk script that can be used to make sure items that need to occur in pairs actually do so. [02/24/2000] Change Many Files by Editing Just One by Jerry Peek Use ed and diff to edit mulitple files. [02/24/2000] patch: Generalized Updating of Files that Differ by Tim O'Reilly There's an easy way to make changes based on diffs, use Larry Wall's patch utility. [02/24/2000] Standard Input to a for Loop by Jerry Peek A for loop can be used to step through a list of arguments from standard input. Find out how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/10/2000] Making a for Loop with Multiple Variables by Jerry Peek Got more than one variable you want to use in your for loop? Find out how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/10/2000] Handling Command-Line Arguments with a for Loop by Jerry Peek Need a shell script that can step through its command line arguments one by one? Read how to do it with a for loop in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/10/2000] Trapping Exits Caused by Interrupts by Jerry Peek If your shell script is terminated prematurely it could get messy. Learn how to trap those unruly interrupts in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/10/2000] The exec Command by Mike Loukides There is more than one use for exec, learn a couple of new ones in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/10/2000] eval: When You Need Another Chance by Mike Loukides Ever want to use a variable to get a variable in a shell script or to construct a command on the fly? Find out how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/10/2000] Deploying Squid, Part 1 of 2 by Jeff Dean Install your own web proxy cache. [02/07/2000] Copying Directory Trees with cp -r by Jerry Peek Want to recursively copy everything under a given directory? Don't get caught by the gotcha's. Learn about cp -r in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/03/2000]Copying Directory Trees with (tar | tar) by Jerry Peek Not just for tape archives, tar can overcome several of the pitfalls of using cp -r. Find out how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/03/2000]Telling tar Which Files to Exclude or Include by Jerry Peek Sometimes you don't want to tar just everything in a directory. Or maybe you want to include some subdirectories and exclude others. Find out how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/03/2000]Handle Too-Long Command Lines with xargs by Jerry Peek That command line getting too long? Conquer it with one of the tools that makes Unix "weird and wonderful" in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/03/2000] xargs: Problems with Spaces and Newlines by Jerry Peek Gnu's xargs patches up a sticky problem in the original - it choked on filenames with spaces or newlines. Find out how to take advantage of that patch in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [02/03/2000]Build Strings with { } by Jerry Peek Save typing by expanding strings at the shell prompt. Learn hot to use the {} pattern-expansion characters in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [01/27/2000] What Can You Do with an Empty File? by Jerry Peek There are more uses for /dev/null than you might have imagined. Learn four of them in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [01/27/2000] The () Subshell Operators by Tim O'Reilly Learn why using parentheses to group commands is a useful shell trick in this modified excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [01/27/2000] Protecting Files with the Sticky Bit by Jerry Peek Want to keep others from altering or deleting your files even if they have write permissions to your directory? Learn about the sticky bit in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [01/27/2000] Hacking on Characters with tr by Tim O'Reilly Want to quickly strip special characters from a file or change a mac text file into a Unix text file? Learn how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. [01/27/2000] |
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