It may be time to pull up stakes and move to a new host. We humbly ask for your input.
Read more »Where Do We Go From Here? A Possible New Home For This Linux And Unix Blog
Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Wikia Search :: Opening up the Search
Jimmy Wales at FSFS.in Jimmy Wales had talked about few of his new initiatives at FSFS.in conference in Kerala, India.
Wikia Search Project Search Wikia is one of them. Unlike other search engines the methods of search indexing (algorithms) are open for all to see and understand. Would it change how the search engines work in future is yet to be seen
Read more »- Login to post comments
Wikipedia has emerged the 4th popular website
With a staff of just 22 people, Wikipedia Foundation, a not for profit organisation, headquartered in San Francisco (USA) has gone on to emerge as the fourth most popular website globally, after being founded in 2001.
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Unix And Linux Humor In Pictures - Does Anyone Else Really Exist?
Put the computer down and come out with your hands up ;)
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
UI Prototyping with Emacs
"Today, though, I'd like to talk about and propose a different approach to User Interface Prototyping: Emacs Artist Mode. Artist mode is a minor Emacs mode that turns an emacs buffer into a canvas you can draw all sorts of geometrical shapes on [...] Let me know how you are using artist mode in your projects..."
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Unix And Linux Factoids - Your Time To Live Is Gonna Come
How does traceroute work? After a lengthy rant on knowledge and intelligence, we'll figure it all out ;)
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
OpenOffice 3.0 Training Resources Format an Area in Impress
An area in Impress can be an object or a selected region on the page. As an example open a new presentation and then add a 3D square to the page. While the object is highlighted choose Format-Area. When the dialog box opens you will see a lot of options are available, more than for the page format.
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Cheap tricks in Emacs: Buffers
"One nice feature of Emacs, that is as old as Emacs itself, are buffers. Most Emacs users like them because you can have multiple buffers open at once and work on many things at once. And for the record, I'm actually a big fan of the Emacs buffer menu..."
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Why DU And DF Display Different Values On Linux And Unix
Sometimes, df's best estimate can be off by more than several Gigabytes... give or take ;)
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
.emacs
"Many programs have start-up settings, which they read from a configuration file or from some database. Emacs is no exception: when it starts, it reads a file called ".emacs" from your home directory. However, the big difference is that .emacs does not consists of simple "key=value"-pairs. Instead, your .emacs is an Emacs-Lisp (elisp) program itself.
Read more »Unix And Linux PDF Telnet Curiosity - When HTTP Error Pages Don't Attack!
At least someone out there cares that you can't find your page ;)
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Learn the Linux command line
Eight must-know Linux commands that will turn any Linux novice into an apparent command line guru. Go on. Impress your friends and family.
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
HowTo upgrade from Debian Etch to Lenny
"Debian Lenny’s release is getting closer and closer and many people will want to upgrade their Etch servers to Lenny, maybe even before Lenny is declared stable (at RC1 at this time). Even people that don’t want to upgrade to lenny might find some useful information in this post ;-) ..."
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
binding keys
"In quite some of the blog entries - past and especially, future - we define key bindings. These are discussed in details in the Emacs documentation; but what about the very useful little subset we need here for defining keybindings? ..."
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments
Unix and Linux Horror Stories And Actual Help
Some funny stuff mixed with some practical advice. What a treat :)
Read more »Category: Beginner Tags:
- Login to post comments