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GNU/Linux Application Programming (Programming Series) by M. Tim Jones, 2008-04-03
Beginning Ubuntu Linux, Second Edition by Keir Thomas, 2007-03-30
Linux For Dummies, 6th Edition by Dee-Ann LeBlanc, 2005-03-04
Fedora Linux Toolbox: 1000+ Commands for Fedora, CentOS and Red Hat Power Users by Christopher Negus, Francois Caen, 2007-11-28
Understanding UNIX/LINUXProgramming: A Guide to Theory and Practice by Bruce Molay, 2002-12-05
Linux(R) Quick Fix Notebook by Peter Harrison, 2005-03-27
Linux Kernel Development (2nd Edition) by Robert Love, 2005-01-22
Linux Network Administrator's Guide by Tony Bautts, Terry Dawson, et all 2005-02-03
Installing Linux on a Dead Badger by Lucy A. Snyder, 2007-10-15
Linux (Hacking Exposed) by Brian Hatch, James B. Lee, et all 2001-03-27
Linux System Administration by Tom Adelstein, Bill Lubanovic, 2007-03-01
Linux Firewalls (3rd Edition) by Steve Suehring, Robert Ziegler, 2005-09-24
Introduction to Linux (Third Edition) by Machtelt Garrels, 2010-05-13
The Definitive Guide to Linux Network Programming (Expert's Voice) by Keir Davis, John Turner, et all 2004-08-05

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Ibiblio Linux Archive
Over 55 gigs of linux programs, and documentation in various formats.
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/

Extractions: ibiblio.org tldp.org groklaw.net db.etree.org 30hz.net 37th.org 5thestate.org acadia.org actcol.ibiblio.org activefreemedia.org activefree.net affordablelegal.org alivingstage.org amigolinux.org andycarvin.com animadance.org ansonhistoric.org artsorange.org asianclassicalmp3.org atheistparents.org audioactivism.org augustineproject.org auroralinux.org ava.namgyalmonastery.org badmonkey.org baltistan.net beauforthistoricsite.org biblical-languages.org bmcfullyawake.org bt.etree.org burmalibrary.org butchlazorchak.com butchlazorchak.org cafeaulait.org cafeconleche.org carolinacru.org carolinacrusade.org carolinasoul.com carolinasoul.org carolinaweek.org carrboropoetryfestival.org catb.org cat.creativecommons.org cavere.org ceanational.org celestiamotherlode.net chapelhillarts.org chapelhill.indymedia.org chapelhillmusicfestival.org chapelhillphilharmonia.org chapelhillrugby.com charitylegal.org
About Linux Australia | Linux Australia
Includes services and information, background, usergroups, sponsors, projects, and links to local suppliers.
http://www.linux.org.au/

Extractions: @import "/modules/aggregator/aggregator.css"; @import "/modules/book/book.css"; @import "/modules/node/node.css"; @import "/modules/poll/poll.css"; @import "/modules/system/defaults.css"; @import "/modules/system/system.css"; @import "/modules/user/user.css"; @import "/modules/event/event.css"; @import "/themes/garland/style.css"; @import "/files/color/garland-b7643790/style.css"; @import "/themes/garland/print.css"; Navigation Linux Australia is the peak body for Linux User Groups (LUGs) around Australia, and as such represents aproximately 5000 Australian linux users and developers. Communication: Individuals who join Linux Australia directly participate in online discussions on mailing lists covering a range of topics and user communities. The Committee regularly posts reports and minutes, and makes personal contact with local Linux User Groups via State Communication Officers. Participation Members of the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) community participate in sub-committees and special interest groups (SIGs), or by standing for election to the Linux Australia committee. Grants programme Members may submit applications for funding for projects relevant to or beneficial to the Australian FOSS community.
Welcome To JustLinux: Wanna Learn Linux?
Guide to the rapidly growing linux community. News and software information as well as bbs.
http://www.justlinux.com/

Extractions: Forum: Registered Users: Online: We invite you to peruse the huge online forum, where you can get your questions answered in a helpful manner from users who have been in your shoes before! Also, be sure to browse our collection of Help Files, our unique method of documentation that provides answers in a simple, direct format! Forum Discussions: Latest Threads: Topic By Replies Updated making iso of a cd 3/31 12:30 AM Fedora 8 dhcp server asymptote 3/30 7:38 PM how to monitor clients log 3/30 6:54 PM triple boot steps? 3/30 5:05 PM I just folded my first protein Cerf 3/30 11:28 AM Need help on final tweaks to MythTV transcoding trilarian 3/30 9:52 AM XFCE 4, libxfce4util, & Debian "Etch" DavidMD 3/30 7:21 AM Help me installing this kernel ( for the proffesionals ) 3/29 10:58 PM Apache Http server monitoring software Davno 3/29 4:18 PM After all my complaining, I have embraced Ubuntu 3/29 3:35 PM A question about passwords - phpBB3 trilarian 3/29 2:40 PM md5sum some.iso usually does not tally...
LinuxDevCenter.com -- Linux Development, Open Source Development
The O Reilly Network has teamed with the leading linux site to offer O Reilly Network s linux DevCenter features original articles, news and commentary.
http://linux.oreillynet.com/

Extractions: Emerging Telephony ... Printing Trends in Linux Printing has been a notoriously difficult capability to configure in Linux, but work by the Open Printing Working Group is designed to change that. Andy Oram has been examining what we can expect in the future from this initiative, which includes distribution-independent drivers. [ONLamp] Linux vs. BSD, What's the Difference? Linux mavens are usually pretty sure they'll never go back to (or start using) Windows. They may like Mac OS, but usually don't jump ship for that either. But how about the other open source Unix descendant, BSD? Dru Lavigne offers a basic primer on what's different in PC-BSD for a Linux user, and what's better. [Linux] Mono: A Progress Report Mono has always been a bit of an outsider. Open source folks distrust it because it helps people use Microsoft technologies on non-Microsoft platforms. Microsoft people don't see the need for it. But this social outcast has been making steady progress and can offer a lot if you take the time to check it out. Edd Dumbill gives us an update on the state of Mono. [ONLamp] An Introduction to Linux Audio OSS. ALSA. JACK. Linux certainly has enough ways that you can get access to the sound subsystem. But which one to use, and how? John Littler takes us on a guided tour of Linux Audio, complete with code.
Linux Bash Commands - MAN Pages
An AZ Index of the linux BASH command line cat Display the contents of a file cd Change Directory cfdisk Partition table manipulator for linux
http://www.ss64.com/bash/

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