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LinuxBasics Course An Introduction to Linux Basics Our Introduction to Linux Basics is no longer running, we have an archived copy of the LBook or see The original work "Introduction to Linux: A Hands on Guide" by Machtelt Garrels. Previ...text/html2009-09-18T16:21:36+01:00anitalewis@74.4.221.69start
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[Note that search is down.] Search Problem The Search is currently down. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you are looking for something you can’t find, try a google search with ‘site: linuxbasics.org’ in it. For example to find something about "grub" put this int...text/html2009-08-25T20:05:15+01:00stwaidele@91.19.155.217tutorials:pre:start
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Pre-Install Your career in Linux starts way before the first installation. Usually it starts with curiosity--your or your friend's curiosity. Some people have Linux on their computers for years and did not install it themselves. Well, most people us...text/html2009-04-07T16:49:33+01:00sam@74.197.1.174links:docs:magazines
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[delete linuxnetmag.org] Magazines Linux Magazines online and print Online Magazines All Linux Devices - http://www.alllinuxdevices.com Your Daily Source for Embedded Linux Information Apache Today - http://www.apachetoday.com/ Hosted on ServerWatch who publishes news an...text/html2009-03-12T15:10:34+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228mailinglist:start
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Mailing List Status Note We no longer operate a mailing list, but the list archives can still be searched for all the tips and tricks and information gathered over the years. Some of it is obsolete, but many things never change; so you may find rel...text/html2009-03-09T18:48:33+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:start
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Blog Archive Geany - small and fast IDE - December 19. 2008 Free Books about Free Software - December 16. 2008 PDF - Split or Merge - October 25. 2008 Linux Distributions explained (Humor) - September 9. 2008 Install GNU/Linux without repartitioning...text/html2009-03-09T18:45:47+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:geany_-_small_and_fast_ide
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[created] Geany - small and fast IDE Posted by Anita Lewis on Friday, December 19. 2008 Geany is a small and fast Integrated Development Environment (IDE). I'm just starting to learn C Programming (after starting a year or two ago!) and wanted a simple IDE. I...text/html2009-03-09T18:43:23+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:free_books_about_free_software
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[created] Free Books about Free Software Posted by Stefan Waidele on Tuesday, December 16. 2008 I just accidentally clicked on the "Stumble!" button in my browser. Really, I did not mean to randomly surf websites... This brought me to "Open So...text/html2009-03-09T18:40:55+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:pdf_-_split_or_merge
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[created] PDF - Split or Merge Posted by Anita Lewis on Saturday, October 25. 2008 PDF Split and Merge is an easy to use tool to merge and split pdf documents. Console and GUI versions are available. The GUI is written in Java Swing and it provides functions ...text/html2009-03-09T18:39:29+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:linux_distributions_explained_humor
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[created] Linux Distributions explained (Humor) Posted by Stefan Waidele on Tuesday, September 9. 2008 If you ever wondered which "Distro" is the right one for you, Linux Screw has an easy guide for you. Personally, I use Ubuntu on my Desktops and ...text/html2009-03-09T18:37:46+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:install_linux_on_windows
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[created] Install GNU/Linux without repartitioning your hard drive Posted by Anita Lewis on Monday, April 7. 2008 Wubi is a way to install GNU/Linux (Ubuntu-type) on your hard drive without repartitioning. It creates a directory on your Windows partition an...text/html2009-03-09T18:33:31+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:read_linux_from_windows
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[created] Reading Linux-Drives from Windows XP and Vista Posted by Stefan Waidele on Tuesday, March 25. 2008 I usually format my USB-Drives using the native Linux Ext2-Filesystem. On the rare occasion when I need to access them from Windows, I install the Ext...text/html2009-03-09T18:29:46+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:rip_audio_from_cds
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[created] Rip Audio from CDs - Split, Join, and Tag them Posted by Anita Lewis on Saturday, March 15. 2008 Rip Audio files from CDROM with Sound Juicer, Grip, or K3b. You can create mp3 or ogg files. You can edit audio files with Audacity, but there are progr...text/html2009-03-09T18:28:04+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:convert_ooo_batch
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[created] Convert a batch of documents from any supported OOo format Posted by Anita Lewis on Monday, March 3. 2008 "DocConverter is a utility to convert a batch of documents from any supported OOo format into any other supported OOo format. It could, fo...text/html2009-03-09T18:24:03+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:pdf_editing
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[created] PDF Editing Posted by Anita Lewis on Saturday, January 5. 2008 PDFedit does what it says--lets you edit a pdf In the snapshot there are 3 things circled in red. The one at the top left is the tool you click on to select text. Toward the bottom cen...text/html2009-03-09T18:20:34+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:backup_files_with_gui_program
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[created] Backup files with GUI program Posted by Anita Lewis on Saturday, December 29. 2007 Using rsync to do backups has the advantage of only backing up files that have changed since the last backup. A graphical program can make the setup for this a bit ...text/html2009-03-09T16:24:38+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:indexing_files_for_quick_finding
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[created] Indexing files for quick finding Posted by Anita Lewis on Sunday, December 16. 2007 Desktop search is a way to find things scattered around your home directory. I tried both Google Desktop and Beagle extensively and they seemed to be a little intens...text/html2009-03-09T16:16:19+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:broken_windows
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[created] Broken Windows? Use Linux to rescue data, says Microsoft Posted by Stefan Waidele on Tuesday, November 27. 2007 They actually say so on Port 25! It's happened to me and I'm sure it has happened to you: your software won't load and your data is now...text/html2009-03-09T16:07:16+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:print_to_create_a_pdf
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[created] Print to create a PDF Posted by Anita Lewis on Monday, October 8. 2007 Sometimes you want to print to a PDF file rather than to an actual printer. For example, I have a laptop that I don't have hooked to a printer. Every once in a while I want to pr...text/html2009-03-09T15:50:47+01:00anitalewis@65.41.143.228blog:jpilot_as_a_palm_desktop_equivalent
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[created] Jpilot as a Palm Desktop equivalent Posted by Anita Lewis on Wednesday, September 5. 2007 Jpilot works in either Gnome or KDE and is probably the most trouble-free alternative in Linux for a Palm Desktop. It allows you to sync your PDA and work with...