Linux Contents System Administration Hardware Networking Security Software Hardware U. I. 3rd Parties Mac-on-Linux Troubleshooting
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Here are my pages which deal with Linux System Administration. A complete listing of my Linux pages may be found at the Linux Table of Contents.
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There are many times when having access to a CD from Linux would be a pleasure. Here's how.
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Many companies and Internet Service Providers use DHCP to dynamically provide IP addresses. Here's how your Linux box can get one upon demand.
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How I used the netcfg command to configure Linux to use static IP addressing.
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There's an amazing tool which allows the superuser (root) to authorize other users to have the ability to execute commands normally beyond their reach.
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When adding functionality it becomes important to find an RPM on the CD-ROM, but how?
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There'll come a time when you want to add software to your Linux system. You'll have to find the package and install it with rpm. Here's how.
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The Dvorak key layout has been a wonderful tool for me: faster typing with less hand stress. But how to get Linux to use Dvorak at a low level?
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My Linux shipped with GNOME as the default desktop manager, but I found I liked KDE better. How to make the choice stick?
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