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Linux : Howtos : Writing a Linux device driver
By Posted: ( Mon 13th Nov 2000 04:40:47[PM] UTC )
Does the idea of writing a Linux device driver sound difficult? If you have some basic programming experience, the task is simpler than you think. Get started with this quick primer on device driver programming.
Rating [ 5.32 / 10 ]

Linux : Howtos : Remote administration of Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 13th Nov 2000 02:41:57[AM] UTC )
Are you looking for an easy to use and highly flexible method of administering your Linux box remotely? Does the thought of being able to walk up to a Windows PC and configure your Linux box back home through a web browser sound interesting? Read on for details on how to configure a Web based administration tool on your Linux machine.
Rating [ 6.18 / 10 ]

Linux : Howtos : Speech synthesis under Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 6th Nov 2000 04:23:30[AM] UTC )
Text to speech convertors are very common these days but most of them work on the Windows platform. Fortunately, for us Linux users, there is a very good open source alternative available. This article will show you how to setup and use Festival, a great software from the University of Edinburgh.
Rating [ 7.25 / 10 ]

Linux : Howtos : Remote installation over NFS
By Posted: ( Fri 3rd Nov 2000 05:13:23[PM] UTC )
Just as the choice for various architectures exists, Linux also provides you the choice over the method of installation. If your machine lacks a CDROM drive, you could always install Linux from another machine on your network that does have one.
Rating [ 6.54 / 10 ]

Linux : Howtos : Compiling the Linux kernel
By Posted: ( Thu 2nd Nov 2000 07:04:41[PM] UTC )
Compiling the Linux kernel could either be the coolest thing you've done under Linux or the most frustrating. But it is also something any serious Linux user cannot avoid. Newer kernels support the latest hardware. Bugs will have been fixed and performance enhanced.
Rating [ 7.63 / 10 ]

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Name Linux
Official site http://www.linux.org
Download from http://www.linux.org
License GPL
FAQ http://www.linux.org/faq.html
Description Linux is a Unix clone written from scratch by Linus Torvalds with assistance from a loosely-knit team of hackers across the Net. It aims towards POSIX compliance. It has all the features you would expect in a modern fully-fledged Unix, including true multitasking, virtual memory, shared libraries, demand loading, shared copy-on-write executables, proper memory management and TCP/IP networking.
Development Status Very active. Some big names are behind it so expect a lot from this OS.
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