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- The harsh, remote conditions of the Antarctic ice cap pose formidable challenges to continuous, year-round geophysical data acquisition. The author designed and built a serial data-acquisition engine using the GNU/Linux operating system on a small single-board computer to remotely record earthquakes.

Linux in the Workplace ( Jacob Hall�n, Anders Hammarqvist, Fredrik Juhlin, Anders Chrigstr�m ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

- NetGuide, a consulting, educational, and Internet services company, has used Linux as its major operating system right from the start. The authors describe how the company, which has grown from four to 30 employees in only four years, choose the Linux system and how it has evolved.

Guest Editors' Introduction: Linux on the Move ( Terry Bollinger, Peter Beckman ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

- What is Linux? And why should you care? This focus section has insights for both newcomers and diehard fans.

Linux in Practice: An Overview of Applications ( Terry Bollinger ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

- Linux is an operating system on the move. Here are six applications that demonstrate a few of the ways it is being used, as well as some useful insights into the significance and wider context of Linux's recent and rapid growth.

Counterpoint: Why Linux Is Important to You ( Bob Young ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

Loadable Kernel Modules ( Juan-Mariano de Goyeneche, Elena Apolinario Fern�ndez de Sousa ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

- The Linux kernel uses dynamically loadable modules to simplify and shorten development time, to make configuration easier, and to save kernel memory. This gives a level of flexibility and efficiency not present in many other Unixes. Here is how it's done.

Linux and the Developing World ( Shahid H. Bokhari, Rafeeq ur Rehman ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

- Linux has been a boon to computing in the developing world. In Pakistan, we have used Linux productively in both academia and industry. We describe our experiences setting up a Linux-based teaching and research laboratory and present a survey of its use in industrial networking.

Linux and Open-Source Success ( Terry Bollinger ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

The Business Case for Linux ( Evan Leibovitch ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-01)

- Far from simply producing freeware clones of existing technologies, Linux and the open-source world now turn out some of the best software at any price. Here is the view of someone who's made a profession of making Linux work for business.

The Linux Operating System ( Shahid H. Bokhari ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1995-08)

- The enormous consumer market for PCs has made them affordable. Now, with a free operating system called Linux, these inexpensive machines can be converted into powerful workstations for teaching and research.

Building a Smart Card Based Linux System? [2002/04/24]

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Hardware Manufacturers that Actively Support Linux? [2002/04/23]

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Linux Network Install Options? [2002/04/02]

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Linux Tuning Tricks? [2002/03/14]

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Role Specific Distributions? [2002/01/14]

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Correcting Common Linux Misconceptions? [2001/12/19]

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Embedded Linux as Attached USB Storage Device? [2001/12/03]

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64GB RAM Under 64-bit Linux? [2001/11/06]

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Third Party Software Support for Linux on SGIs? [2001/09/26]

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How Secure is SELinux? [2001/09/08]

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What's A Good Starter Linux distro? [2001/08/13]

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Do We Spend More On Linux Or Windows? [2001/08/02]

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A Linux Distro For HP's Jornada 720? [2001/07/16]

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Where Can One Find Promotional Videos for Linux? [2001/06/15]

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Porting Linux to 3Com's Audrey? [2001/06/10]

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Micro End Linux Systems? [2001/05/12]

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Red Hat Network - Does It Need More Improvement? [2001/05/10]

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Is Linux Losing Its SPARC? [2001/05/07]

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Compatibility Issues Across Linux Distributions? [2001/05/03]

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Microsoft Suggests You Upgrade To Linux? [2001/04/02]

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Linux on an Intel PIII vs. G4? [2001/03/24]

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Introducing Linux To Small CS Departments? [ 2000/11/06]

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What Happened to ABIT's Gentus Linux? [ 2000/10/19]

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Time To Re-Evaluate Microsoft's Linux Myths Page? [ 2000/10/07]

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libc5 Compatibility in Red Hat 7? [ 2000/10/01]

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Corporate Linux and the Community? [ 2000/09/15]

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How Do Linux and Windows 2000 Compare? [ 2000/09/04]

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Can Linux Pass the SAS70 Certification Tests? [ 2000/09/03]

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Linux and DII/COE Compliance? [ 2000/09/01]

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Linux Demos? [ 2000/08/31]

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How Common Are Homegrown Linux Distributions? [ 2000/08/12]

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Looking For Better Linux Customer Support? [ 2000/08/09]

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FAQ On Convincing Big Companies To Try Linux? [ 2000/08/07]

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Could Linux Become A Microkernel? [ 2000/08/06]

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Linux And HP-UX? [ 2000/08/05]

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Vendors Paying Lip Service To Linux Support? [ 2000/07/07]

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Getting Deep Inside the Linux Code [ 2000/04/08]

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Kernel Configuration via XML? [ 2000/04/02]

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Why Hasn't Apple Released Quicktime For UNIX? [ 2000/03/31]

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Boiling Down Slackware Linux to the Essentials? [ 2000/03/28]

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Linux On A RISC Box? [ 2000/03/20]

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Hardware ATA/66 Controllers and Installing Linux [ 2000/03/09]

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The Perfect Distribution? [ 2000/03/02]

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US Army Needs Linux Workstation Advice [ 1999/12/28]

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Testing Linux and Open Source for Y2K [ 1999/12/17]

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Linux Kernel using 64GB physical memory? [ 1999/11/22]

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Athlon Bugs in Linux 2.2? [ 1999/11/09]

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Basic Linux Systems for the Home User? [ 1999/10/19]

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2.2.1x Kernel Building Problems [ 1999/10/14]

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Customized Linux Installations [ 1999/09/09]

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Linux on a SPARCserver 470? [ 1999/09/05]

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Automagical Kernel Update Utils? [ 1999/09/05]

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Windows Host, Linux Client? [ 1999/09/04]

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Moving a Linux Install to a Different Drive [ 1999/08/08]

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Building a PowerPC Linux Box? [ 1999/07/30]

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SunOS to Linux Migration? [ 1999/07/20]

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Linux and Swap Optimization? [ 1999/07/08]

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Hardware for Headless Linux Boxes [ 1999/06/17]

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Migrating from BSD 3.1 to Linux? [ 1999/06/01]

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NT to Linux Migration Costs? [ 1999/05/21]

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How Exportable is Linux? [ 1999/05/12]

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Can't install Linux on an Extended Partition >8gb? [ 1999/04/29]

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Using Older Kernel Modules in Linux [ 1999/04/20]

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LibC5, LibC6 and Peaceful Co-Existance [ 1999/04/19]

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Booting Linux from LS 120 Drives? [ 1999/04/08]

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Creating a "Personal" Linux Distribution? [ 1999/03/07]

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Can Linux Work Without Shutdown? [ 1999/02/27]

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Opinions on Linux OEMs? [ 1999/02/09]

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Upgrading Red Hat 5.2 to Linux 2.2.0 [ 1999/02/09]

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How do you build Red Hat Image Disks? [ 1998/12/16]

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Will the C6 Winchip work for Linux and/or BeOS? [ 1998/10/02]

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Outlook-like apps for Linux? [ 1998/10/02]

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Is Linux Y2K Compliant? [ 1998/09/21]

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Installing Debian2 on a Dell 433/M [ 1998/09/12]

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Boot Parameters [ 1998/06/18]

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Installing OpenLinux [ 1998/06/05]

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Booting Solaris From Linux [ 1998/05/18]

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Linux System Survey - Survey generates a tremendous amount of information about a Linux system. It includes the system configuration files, hardware info, security info, and info from log files. The resulting 15-50 page report can be printed to describe the system. {(L)GPL}

At Sourceforge ( Production/Stable)

JAT's startup files - My personal setup files, primarily "dotfiles" like .cshrc, etc. Everything except [X]Emacs setup files, which can be found in a separate project (jt-xemacs-setup). {oss}

At Sourceforge ( Mature)

Linux/PA-RISC (Philipp Rumpf's version) - Port of Linux to the PA-RISC architecture used primarily in HP workstations and servers {(L)GPL}

At Sourceforge (])

LinuxCommand - Ok, so you installed Linux for the first time and you are done playing with desktop themes. You keep seeing this xterm thing. Don't worry, we'll show you what to do. {(L)GPL}

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LOAF - A tiny one floppy linux distribution. {GPL}

(Info at freshmeat)

Welcome2L - Linux ANSI boot logo {GPL}

(Info at freshmeat)

Linux/Coldfire - Port of Linux to the Motorola Coldfire processors {GPL}

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Mandrake Linux Prosuite Edition 8.2

Mandrake Linux Powerpack Edition 8.2

System Admin & Development for Linux CD

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Science & Technology for Linux CD

SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 7

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linux_lib-2.6.1.tgz - necessary libraries for linux compatibility

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linux_lib-2.6.1.tgz - necessary libraries for Linux compatibility

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