AP. Lawrence Unix/Linux Consultant: Linux

• Although I could have waited until 2015, I decided to jump ahead early


• Microsoft Inefficiency requires more people


• Account Currently Disabled System Error 1331


• Multiple IP addresses on one interface


• I have a best seller on Amazon


• Another one bites the dust


• Apt-get for RedHat Linux


• Automated Kernel Recompilation


• Xish Advocates


• Bash in-process regular expressions


• Bash HISTCONTROL


• Selinux on FC5


• Broadcom 5700 Gigabit Ethernet on RedHat EL4


• Linux will never beat Windows?


• Is there always a better way?


• Billion dollar opportunity? Phooey!


• Bash 3.00 brace expansion


• We have the brains - tell the suits to stuff it


• Invalidating the Linux buffer cache


• Time to fix the bugs?


• Writing and Compiling C programs on Linux


• Centos ssh failure


• Fear and Loathing of Chrome OS?


• Chrome OS on Vmware Fusion


• Xen vs. Citrix Xenserver?


• Linux Clipboard Utilities lead to frustration and defeat


• Always try a cold boot


• Collectl


• Security vs. Convenience


• Counterpoint on Red Hat Linux


• Cross-Platform Compatibility Testing On One Machine Without Rebooting


• The Gimp Making Colors in a GIF Transparent


• Newbie guide for the net install of SuSe 8.2


• Newbie guide for the net install of SuSe 9.0


• Using Linux to create Photo Galleries


• Using Open Source applications for web design


• PHP and today's generation of web technologies.


• Damn Small Linux


• Sneakers on a Dead Pig


• The unimportance of Linux OS and why you don't care


• Another look at Linux code dependencies


• TASK_KILLABLE - New process state in Linux


• Enabling Linux telnet


• Installing an Equinix SST-64 under Linux


• ESP Print Pro


• Am I a Mac Fanboy?


• FC6 Xen - no luck here


• Fedora time bug


• Fedora Core 6


• Downloading Fedora with BitTorrent


• Linux wedges itself into notebook motherboards


• Flash Player 9


• Flyback needs more than ease of use


• Cry me a river


• Forking Inevitable?


• Your future desktop


• GDI Printers


• GoboLinux : breath of fresh air?


• Cluster and Grid Computing


• Why Are Unix/Linux People Grumpy?


• Should 'halt' call 'shutdown'?


• Hang in there?


• The Helios Project


• Save Windows XP


• Scripts for Hylafax 6 on Centos 5


• Hylafax 6 on Centos 5


• Inward Bound


• IOMEGA REV Drive with Fedora Core 2


• Understanding IPTABLES


• Personal Dictionary for Ispell


• Realtime-Preempt for the Linux kernel.


• How shells call other programs


• Amazon Kindle et al.


• unmount busy file systems


• Linux libuser


• Controlling core files (Linux)


• Numbering lines of a file


• Redhat Linux 5.2 by Kit Haskins


• Redhat Linux 6.0


• Redhat Linux 6.1


• Red Hat 7.0


• Book Reviews-Running Linux


• Setting Up Linux in my office


• Will Linux dominate or die?


• Features of Linux 2.6 kernel


• Bootstrapping your Linux Machine


• Linux colors ls ––color command, shell ls colorization


• Is Linux becoming insignificant?


• Linux on Intel Macs


• Partioning planning for Linux


• Linux Patch Management (Book Review)


• Linux ABI- Using other Unix binaries on Linux


• Tape Autoloader on 2.4 Linux


• Linuxcutioner


• Frustrated by LinuxToday's comment system


• Lost Linux root password recovery - multiple ways to reset or recover forgotten root password


• LPD output filters


• Linux Logical Volume Manager (LVM) on Software RAID


• A SCO Medical Manager System Dies


• Where's the memory?


• Microsoft, Linux and Patents


• Microsoft and Linux


• mini_fo (fanout overlay)


• using mod_perl on Debian Linux


• More Virtualization


• mount ––bind


• Use multiple consoles in Single User mode (Linux)


• Multitech RF850 Linux Router


• Mysterious lockups


• Getting near to the end?


• Netgear PrintServer PS110


• CUPS and Netgear PS110 by Rob Fantinit


• NBD (Network Block Device)


• Don't ever change, baby


• No version for Mac or Linux?


• Weather Forecast Data


• Running old Linux apps on new Distros


• Is Linux the One True Religion?


• Massachusetts vs. Microsoft


• Why use open source ERP


• Please Submit your Open Source Resume in Word


• Open Source Videos


• Oracle Linux


• panic, panic_on_oops


• The Patent Ploy


• Open Source Code behind PoloMercantil


• ps sorting


• Linux for PS3


• Rebuilding failed Linux software RAID


• RedHat 6.2 - wow!


• How do you remember this stuff?


• Linux fails to meet the needs of real users


• renaming files


• Sometimes you should reinvent the wheel


• Linux picks wrong driver for RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet


• When Samba Pigs Fly


• Sarcheck Performance Tuning Analysis for Linux


• SCO Unix/Linux Transition Guide


• Site Hosting, co-locate, shared, in-house


• Using color in shell scripts


• Control and Protect shell scripts


• Shim-sham


• Smart Linux shop offers Linux installation and support


• Software Raid Mirroring on RedHat 8.0


• Learning Spanish with a little help from Perl


• sshfs


• A strangely compromised Linux box


• Data corruption in tar output if run fom inittab script


• swap prefetching argument still continues


• Moving from SCO to Linux


• Symphony OS


• Reading SCO tapes on Linux


• Tar wild card interpretation


• Tomorrows's date


• Tear me a new one


• Why Microsoft should fear Chrome OS, Linux and Apple


• No matter how easy you make it some people won't do backups


• Ubuntu on a Toshiba Satellite


• Unix and Linux Troubleshooting E-Book


• The cost of Linux


• Arguing the cost of Windows


• Time to turn it around?


• Linux clipboard for Ubuntu leads to same frustration and defeat


• Ubuntu


• Ubuntu Linux in 1000 pages or so


• Ubuntu service start bug


• The Linux of our Understanding


• Shell script used time


• VMware's threat to Microsoft


• Anti-Linux Lunacy


• Not why you should like Linux, why *I* like Linux


• Why was Linux successful (and will it stay)?


• XO computer buyers need support - will you help?


• Linux gains, but needs to recapture SMB market


• Linux can be easy, linux can be hard


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