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Latest 10 Links
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- Bongo Project
- Easy-to-use mail and calendaring software. The goal of this project is to make sharing, organisation, and communication simpler, quicker, and more useful.
- Bongo Project
- Easy-to-use mail and calendaring software. The goal of this project is to make sharing, organisation, and communication simpler, quicker, and more useful.
- Ext4 (and Ext2/Ext3) Wiki
- A wiki for users and developers of the ext2, ext3, and ext4 file systems.
- ThemesWiki
- Guides for designing web themes and templates on a wide range of Content Management Systems and related software.
- ThemesWiki
- Guides for designing web themes and templates on a wide range of Content Management Systems and related software.
- Grid Cafe
- The Grid is a service for sharing computer power and data storage capacity over the Internet. This is a "work in progress", with the underlying technology still being developed by hundreds of researchers and software engineers around the world
- MathGL - Library for Scientific Graphics
- A cross-platform, scientific graphics plotting library.
- MPX: The Multi-Pointer X Server
- MPX is a modification of the X Server, and will be included in 7.4 release. It allows multiple keyboards and mice to be attached to a single system, and also allows these input devices to function independently on the same windowing system.
- Bash Guide for Beginners
- A detailed, practical guide to Bash that provides real-life instead of theoretical examples, which is particularly helpful for those new to Bash. The author has a lot of experience as a Linux user, system administrator, and trainer. (2008)
- Bash Guide for Beginners
- A detailed, practical guide to Bash that provides real-life instead of theoretical examples, which is particularly helpful for those new to Bash. The author has a lot of experience as a Linux user, system administrator, and trainer. (2008)
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Pamela Jones' well-researched website on Linux and open-source legal issues;
insightful and cut-to-the-chase analysis.
What can you say about Slashdot that hasn't already been said? If you're a
geek or a wanna-be this is the site to end all sites. Get involved!
The Victoria Linux Users Group general discussion list where you can pick
everyone's brains for Linux answers.
Freshmeat maintains one of the largest archives of Linux software on the web.
The first stop for Linux users hunting for the software they need for work or
play.
LBP is GPLed data and software which is used to document key Linux
information in a standard-size brochure; an excellent advocacy and publicity
tool for LUGs and other Linux organizations.
The Linux Documentation Project develops free, high quality
documentation for the GNU/Linux OS including the
creation of multi-lingual FAQs, HOWTOs and Guides.
Columbia Internet, the friendliest, hardest-working and most neurotic little
Internet Service Provider in the world. Throw in a mischievous Artificial
Intelligence and a naive but curious Dust Puppy, and you have the makings of
USER FRIENDLY, the chronicle of a group of well-meaning but misguided
Internet Workers.
