The importance of video in learning Linux cannot be overemphasized. For most people, the best way to learn is to watch someone do it first. The video tutorials and screencasts offered in the following sites cover a wide range of Linux systems and applications.
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in which codes are peeped at, in clojure
http://technomancy.us –
"I'm very proud to announce the release of my latest project, Functional Programming with Clojure, a PeepCode screencast created with Geoffrey Grosenbach. We were lucky to have Rich Hickey, the creator of Clojure do the technical review..."
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Cheep Codification: Meet Emacs
http://sonnycoffeydv.livejournal.com –
"Yesterday, I purchased the Meet Emacs screencast. I was n't sure initially if it was deserving the $ 9, but after watching it, I can state without any uncertainty that it is deserving every individual penny..."
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Rinari Screencast (Ruby on Rails development with Emacs): Why need to promote Free Media Formats
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"A short screencast demonstrating the use of Rinari (an Emacs minor-mode for rails development).
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http://technomancy.us –
"Well, it's finally out! I'm proud to announce that the Peepcode screencast I mentioned earlier has been released and is available for download at peepcode.com ..." (available in Ogg format)
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Screencasts on Linux Made Easy
http://linux-magazine.com –
Need to create a screencast to demonstrate an application feature or nifty software technique? The easiest way to do this is to install the recordMyDesktop screen recording utility and the gtk-recordMyDesktop graphical front-end to it.
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Collaborative editing in Emacs
http://alban.apinc.org –
""Two weeks ago, Michael Albinus sent me a collaborative plugin for Emacs. It can work with the gedit and gvim plugins I hosted on my collaborative editing page. It needs D-Bus support in Emacs, so the version 23.0.60 at least is required..."
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