161. Www.gnu.ai.mit.edu/ Commonly used unix commandsCommonly used unix commands. Tech Computer Center logo. The following is a short list of unix commands most users will need. For more information, try man http://www.gnu.ai.mit.edu/

162. The Unix Heritage Society Built to foster the the preservation and maintenance of historical and nonmainstream unix systems. Mailing list and archives. Includes early unix source http://www.tuhs.org/

The Unix Heritage Society The Unix Heritage Society's aims include: The preservation and maintenance of historical and non-mainstream UNIX systems; The further development of existing UNIX systems; and The continual fostering of the Unix community spirit. UNIX is a trademark of X/OPEN Heritage Society Services Join the Unix Heritage Society mailing list Use the Unix Archive on one of the various mirror sites. Browse the old Unix source code via a web interface at the Unix Tree. Affiliated Groups and Projects The Unix Heritage Society is really a union of people who share some or all of the aims listed above. Several affiliated groups have their own web pages: The PDP UNIX Preservation Society looks after PDP-11 versions of UNIX. The Quasijarus Project aims to extend 4.3BSD to run on nearly all Vaxes brings the features of 4.4BSD to the PDP-11s with 22-bit addressing. Kirk McKusick can provide copies of all the BSD releases from CSRG on 4 CD-ROMs. Information on UNIX and Unix's Heritage The History of Unix Unix Books Anecdotes about Unix On-line Man Pages Other Web Pages Here are some other web pages which are related to Unix and to the aims of The Unix Heritage Society: User Groups AUUG USENIX Personal Web Pages Dennis Ritchie's home page Ken Thompson's home page Greg Lehey's Old Iron Unix Hardware Platform Pages Kees Stravers' VAX Archive An archive of Sun 3 material.

163. LUV Talk: An Introduction To Linux/Unix Programming Well written, entertaining, basics for 1 hour presentation. http://www.luv.asn.au/overheads/prog/index.html

An introduction to Linux/Unix programming Preamble This talk is a brief guide to Linux programming languages, tools and concepts. It is aimed at programming novices or programmers migrating from a Windows system (and your first question is probably " Where's the IDE? The aim is to introduce you to the concepts, the possibilities and the tools used in Unix programming, focusing on Linux in particular. You will not come away from this talk with an advanced knowledge of C pointers, OOP design in Python or how to hack a network driver in the Linux kernel. There are limits to what you learn in one hour! Index Firstly - my biases. Everyone has them - here are mine, so there is no confusion! The Unix philosophy of small tools One problem, many solutions. Editors EMACS vs vi, other editors, and some useful features to look out for. From shells scripts to interpreters to compilers and back again An introduction to some common Unix languages, including Guile, Perl, Python and Tcl Perl examples Python examples A Tcl/Tk example C - the language of Unix A brief look at C and C++.

164. G4u - Harddisk Image Cloning For PCs g4u ( ghost for unix ) is a NetBSDbased bootfloppy/CD-ROM that allows easy Just remember that g4u is still unix! After these steps, you should be able http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/

g4u - Harddisk Image Cloning for PCs Support free software or g4u WILL die! Latest release: What is it? Why not one of the alternatives? Using it Preparations ... History 1. What is it? g4u ("ghost for unix") is a NetBSD-based bootfloppy/CD-ROM that allows easy cloning of PC harddisks to deploy a common setup on a number of PCs using FTP. The floppy/CD offers two functions. The first is to upload the compressed image of a local harddisk to a FTP server, the other is to restore that image via FTP, uncompress it and write it back to disk. Network configuration is fetched via DHCP. As the harddisk is processed as an image, any filesystem and operating system can be deployed using g4u. Easy cloning of local disks as well as partitions is also supported. For the curious, I've added a few screenshots: Booting g4u in bochs Device detection Welcome to g4u! Some random g4u commands ... Restoring with slurpdisk 2. Why not one of the alternatives? Server-part often runs (only) under DOS/Windows. I wanted to use a Unix based server. Supported filesystems include everything from Microsoft, but others are not handled properly (Solaris/x86, NetBSD, ...)

165. Hospedeiro.com Contas unix e Linux, com mySQL, software de ecommerce, webmail, painel de controle, registro e reserva de dom­nio. http://www.hospedeiro.com/

166. Webglimpse And Glimpse: Unix-based Search Software, Website Index, Intranet Sear unixbased search software for gathering, indexing and searching a set of files. WebGlimpse works on Web sites. Free for most nonprofits. http://webglimpse.net/

Search This Site Docs Only Home Features Online Demos Downloads ... Testimonials The WebGlimpse Solution Webglimpse site search software includes a web administration interface, remote link spider, and the powerful Glimpse file indexing and query system. Quickly and easily add search capability to your site. Webglimpse is scalable : index one small local site, hundreds of remote sites, or gigabytes of compressed documents. The code is open, mature, widely used, and actively supported. Requires Unix server with ssh or telnet access to install. Web hosting with Webglimpse included. We take care of installation, configuration and indexing. You just cut and paste the form into your pages for a search-enabled site. Consulting services also available. Download latest versions as of : Webglimpse 2.14.1 Glimpse 4.18.0 Deutsch Español Hebrew Italiano ... translate Some recent history: (see Developer's area for the full story, Downloads for the code) Note added to docs - delete /tmp/xpdf* files if using xpdf to filter your PDFs to text. Also we are in development on Webglimpse 3.0, which will feature an FTP-only install. Webglimpse 2.14.0 now centers output around the keywords and makes sure to always display the matched keywords even when the matching line has to be trimmed for size.

167. [ G E L E I R A . O R G ] Comunidade que visa melhor desempenho do sistema operacional unix. Cont©m mat©rias, novidades, links e mais. http://www.geleira.org/

Web Geleira.org De consumidor a produtor Principal ssh sem senha Ler 01/08/03 - Que tal poder integrar duas poderosas linguagens como C e Prolog pelo artigo GProlog Ler 29/07/03 - Mais um excelente artigo sobre Legion - Um ambiente para Grid Computing Ler 01/07/03 - Que tal medir a qualidade de software com Metodologias de testes orientados a objeto Ler 10/06/03 - Ulisses nos disponibiliza um artigo sobre Assertions Ler Redes Banco de Dados Outros OpenGl precisa de sua ajuda Texture Library (SAI) Como faço para obter os valores x e y do vértice? GETEXT ... Pacote do projeto C++ Builder com SAI

168. Www.nova.edu/Inter-Links/UNIXhelp/TOP_.html BigNoseBird unix PrimerHave no fear. unix and Windows users can learn all they need to know to get started in about 20 minutes. Free of charge of course!!! http://www.nova.edu/Inter-Links/UNIXhelp/TOP_.html

169. MIVA Means Business. Grow Your Customers, Grow Your Revenue, Grow Your Business. Official home of Miva Script, serverside HTML embedded scripting language for unix, Windows servers; full tool suite standard programming statements, logic; easy access to MySQL, dbase, flat files; cookies. Free Miva Mia engine and virtual machine download. http://www.miva.com/

var javagbsTerritory = 'us' window.onload=window_onload Skip over navigation About MIVA Help United States US United Kingdom [UK] Germany [DE] France [FR] Spain [ES] Italy [IT] Sweden [SE] Norway [NO] Denmark [DK] Advertisers Partners AdRevenue Xpress GROW ... Your Customers Reach customers who are searching the web for what you offer. Open an Account GROW Your Revenue Turn your website traffic into revenue with our customized solutions for web publishers. Pay-Per-Click Pay-Per-Call Distribution Partner Products AdRevenue Xpress ... Online The tools you need to develop, maintain, and grow a thriving online store. MIVA Search Back to top of page and navigation Site Map Privacy Contact

170. IBM EServer - UNIX Servers Features And Benefits IBM eServer p5 and pSeries systems for AIX 5L and Linux are 64bit IBM POWER5 and POWER4+ servers designed to help you achieve worry-free computing in http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/

United States change Home Products My account ... Press Related links IBM Grid computing Business partners Servers UNIX servers: eServer p5 and pSeries Why eServer p5 and pSeries IBM UNIX market share leadership IBM eServer p5 Server Family and IBM TotalStorage Summary IBM eServer p5 Express Server Family and TotalStorage Summary Computing performance benchmarks Featured topics Seeing is believing They told him that under utilization was normal. Now he gets to tell them a thing or two. Exploiting virtualization to realize more value from your server investment POWER in the Grid Make your skill, efforts, tools and code apply to the widest range of system types UNIX servers in action Read the latest news and customer success stories. IBM #1 in worldwide server revenue IBM shatters computing performance barrier IBM previews faster off-the-shelf supercomputer More news ... More success stories Resources Products Entry Mid-range High-end Upgrade hardware ... Storage for UNIX servers Operating systems AIX 5L Linux on pSeries Linux on POWER Related information UNIX server success stories Security Capacity on Demand Virtualization Engine ... Deep Computing Service and support pSeries training Technical support UNIX services Machine warranty information We're here to help Easy ways to get the answers you need Please Call 1-800-IBM-4YOU Request a quote IBM Systems agenda Delivering business value through UNIX system-level innovation Learn more Save on easy-to-order Express Value Paks Operating system IBM's strategic UNIX PowerUp newsletter Get migration news and ideas delivered by e-mail.

171. GNU's Not Unix! GNU s Not unix! This is an unofficial archive of GNU information. The FSF now has the official GNU web pages set up. http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~trent/gnu/

GNU's Not Unix! This is an unofficial archive of GNU information. The FSF now has the "official" GNU web pages set up. It is mainly a collection of information that I have collected over the years Much of it is either "historical" information or information that FSF does not keep in the software archives. I also try to maintain links to all the GNU resources I know of around the web. This page pretty much represents all the information I have relating to GNU, so please investigate the various links I have here before sending me e-mail (unless you like the words "I don't know"). Documentation/announcements/information What is GNU? GNU's Bulletins . Or you can skip the index and get the latest edition. The Conference on Freely Redistributable Software in Cambridge, 2-5 February 1996. Where/How to get GNU software. Delorie Software provides www access to the gnu archives (very useful! It can give you listings of the contents of the .tar.gz files, and extract files from them, without having to download the whole archive.) RMS' paper on Why you should not use TCL . Not suprisingly, this generated a

172. Application Integration, Terminal Emulator Software And Web-to-host Software: WR WRQ Reflection provides webenabled host access solutions that connect people inside and outside the enterprise to IBM, HP, unix, Digital and X systems. http://www.wrq.com/products/refprod.htm

CUSTOMERS PRODUCTS PARTNER ABOUT WRQ ... SUPPORT Products WRQ is now doing business as AttachmateWRQ. The new company provides more products, options and expertise than ever. We are committed to applying our new, expanded resources to continued product development and support. To learn more about AttachmateWRQ's expanded product offering, click here To learn more about the merger, click here For information about specific WRQ products, use these links (all links lead to AttachmateWRQ.com): Reflection terminal emulation and secure host access. Verastream integration server. Download a product evaluation How to Buy White Papers Tech Talks ... CONTACT US

173. A Brief History Of Unix History of unix and causes for its popularity. This document is designed to give people with no previous unix experience some sense of what unix is. http://vertigo.hsrl.rutgers.edu/ug/unix_history.html

A Brief History of Unix By Charles Severance This document is designed to give people with no previous UNIX experience some sense of what UNIX is. This document will cover the history of UNIX and an introduction to UNIX. HISTORY OF UNIX AND CAUSES FOR ITS POPULARITY Most discussions of UNIX begin with the history of UNIX without explaining why the history of UNIX is important to understanding UNIX. The remainder of this document will describe some strengths and weaknesses of UNIX and attempt to explain why UNIX is becoming popular. All of UNIX's strengths and weaknesses can be directly related to the history of its development, hence a discussion of history is very useful. UNIX was originally developed at Bell Laboratories as a private research project by a small group of people starting in 1969. This group had experience with a number of different operating systems research efforts in the 1970's. The goals of the group were to design an operating system to satisfy the following objectives: Simple and elegant Written in a high level language rather than assembly language Allow re-use of code Typical vendor operating systems of the time were extremely large and all written in assembly language. UNIX had a relatively small amount of code written in assembly language (this is called the kernel) and the remaining code for the operating system was written in a high level language called C.

174. Eichsfelder Linux/Unix Stammtisch Zeigt eine œbersicht der Termine und f¼hrt eine Maillingliste. http://linux.muehlhausen.net/

Eichsfelder Linux/Unix Stammtisch Die Seite der LUG Eichsfeld wird derzeit überarbeitet. Kommunikation bitte über unsere neue Mailingilste. [weiter]

175. The Unix And Internet Fundamentals HOWTO The unix and Internet Fundamentals HOWTO. Eric Raymond of PCclass computers, unix-like operating systems, and the Internet in non-technical language. http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/Unix-and-Internet-Fundamentals-HOWTO/

The Unix and Internet Fundamentals HOWTO Eric Raymond esr@thyrsus.com Revision History Revision 2.9 Revised by: esr Minor updates. Revision 1.0 Revised by: esr Initial revision. Table of Contents Introduction Purpose of this document New versions of this document Feedback and corrections ... Next Introduction

176. Offline Mail Readers Home Page Offline Mail Reader pages from Jim Hanoian. Listings of readers for DOS, Windows, OS/2, unix, and other platforms such as Macintosh, and Amiga. Provides details about mail packet types, costs, and Y2K information, with links to authors and download sites. Includes Offline Mail Reader FAQ and packet specifications. http://www.kannoncom.com/~jhanoian/readers/

Mail Reader Pages MS-DOS Readers Windows 3.x Readers Windows 95 (and up) Readers OS/2 Readers ... *nix Readers - Unix variations Non-IBM Readers - Amiga, Atari, Mac, etc Offline Mail FAQ Related Pages Mail Packet Specs Mail Packet Utilities Mail Packet Merging Utilities Other Mail Utilities BBS Mail Doors BlueWave FAQ Readers in Year 2000 Questions or Comments? New or updated files? New or broken author links? Please help keep this list current by sending corrections or additions to me: jhanoian@kannoncom.com

177. Unix Or Unix-like Operating Systems s and links to various types....... http://www.cs.arizona.edu/people/bridges/os/unix.html

This Webpage has been discontinued Unfortunately, I no longer have time to maintain the webpages on operating system projects. In fact, I haven't updated the entries on the original page for well over 2 years, and it seems unlikely that I will be able to resume doing so in the near future. Several other pages, however, contain more up-to-date information on operating systems. These include: Sven Paas' OSes Page The TUNES OS Review Page Yahoo's OS Pages Research projects in object-support, object-oriented and extensible operating systems Work in Adaptive Operating Systems Single Address Space Operating Systems Archive Back to Patrick Bridges' Home Page

178. Under Construction unix software Engineering and cross platform Java development http://www.lawandco.com

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179. Linux/Unix Advocates/Users Supporting Open Source Software on the Garden Isle. http://www.kahealani.com/linux/

http://www.kahealani.com/ linux/ Linux/Unix Advocates/Users Aloha... from Angela Kahealani , a Linux user active in promoting Open Source Software. In the Hawaiian isles, the Linux/Unix Advocates/Users mailing list is where we meet in cyberspace. The LUAU list server is sponsored by HOSEF , where you can schedule and promote group activities with other Open Source Software (e.g. Linux) users. HOSEF is a Federal 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization, therefor your contributions are "tax deductible". HOSEF PO Box 392 Kailua, HI 96734 Livna Repository The merger between Fedora.us and Red Hat necessitated the removal of certain problematic packages (including, but not limited to mplayer, xine, videolan-client and xmms-mp3) due to licensing issues or US software patent. The open community of volunteers gathered in rpm.livna.org will continue to maintain those packages at the Livna Repository Why Linux? Examine IBM's Market Analysis of Linux' expanding role in the Enterprise market (.AVI video). Why Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS)? ... Novell engineer and manager Allison Singh recently predicted in an Africa-based tectonic magazine article that Windows will become a niche operating system, replaced by Linux as the new standard. A gestalt of recent trends, events, and stories should tell you that this prediction is right on the money. How Linux? User Guide to Using the Linux Desktop . Introductory training materials for end-users and trainers to use the Linux operating system.

180. ServDirect(sm) Internet Services unix shell provider. http://www.sdirect.com/

Check here for domain name availability DOMAIN NAME: com net org cdomain v2.0 Welcome to ServDirect sm Internet Services Have you browsed sites looking for a design or hosting service only to discover high hourly web design charges, over priced monthly charges and set up fees? Want to set up a new domain, or perhaps move your current one to a server that allows for the flexibility of your own designs. A server that is not going to limit you or your company to a cookie cutter format many higher priced servers offer. You deserve to use a web system that will grow with the technologies not limit them. Whether you would like ServDirect sm to do it all - logo, web page design, scripts, getting your domain running and maintained, or whether you would like to create your own site and just pay for the storage with a server that can provide low cost security with all the flexibility the web has to offer. Search no more - you're home. What we offer: Domain Hosting Web Hosting you control Shell Accounts FTP Accounts Email Accounts E-Commerce Custom Database Graphic Design Domains Include: Multiple Email Accts Email Aliases AnonFTP Flexible Pricing Plans NO SETUP FEES!

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