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„Gentoo“ dokumentacijos ištekliai
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„Gentoo Linux“ dokumentacija
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Dažniausiai užduodami klausimai
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Diegimo dokumentacija
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Diegimo vadovai
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Gentoo Handbook ¹
The Gentoo Handbook is an effort to centralise documentation into a coherent
handbook. This handbook contains the installation instructions for
internet-based installation approaches and parts about working with Gentoo and
Portage.
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Gentoo 2008.0 Networkless Handbook
The Gentoo 2008.0 Networkless Handbook is an effort to centralize documentation
into a coherent handbook. It contains the networkless installation instructions
for the 2008.0 release and parts on working with Gentoo and Portage.
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„Gentoo Linux“ x86 greitojo diegimo vadovas
Greitojo diegimo vadove glaustai aprašomas „Gentoo“ diegimo procesas. Jo
paskirtis - leisti naudotojams labai greitai atlikti stage3 diegimą. Naudotojai
turėtų jau turėti ankstesnės patirties „Gentoo Linux“ diegime, jei nori sekti
šiuo vadovu.
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Gentoo Linux x86 with Software Raid and LVM2 Quick Install Guide ¹
The Quick install guide covers the Gentoo install process in a non-verbose
manner. Its purpose is to allow users to perform a stage3 install with software
RAID and LVM2 in no time. Users should already have prior experience with
installing Gentoo Linux if they want to follow this guide.
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Gentoo Linux Sparc Quick Install Reference ¹
The quick install reference covers all details of the sparc install process in a
non-verbose manner. Users should already have prior experience with
installing Gentoo Linux if they want to follow this guide.
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A short guide to Gentoo/FreeBSD ¹
This document gives some general information on FreeBSD, as well as
installation instructions for Gentoo/FreeBSD. It also includes some reference
for people interested in helping out with development.
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Kita su diegimu susijusi dokumentacija
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The Gentoo Linux alternative installation method HOWTO ¹
This HOWTO is meant to be a repository of alternative Gentoo installation
methods, for those with special installation needs such as lack of a cdrom
or a computer that can't boot cds.
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Gentoo LVM2 installation ¹
This guide describes how to setup your Gentoo machine using the Logical Volume
Manager version 2 (LVM2).
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Gentoo/x86 Installation Tips & Tricks ¹
The Gentoo installation allows for very flexible approaches to the various
installation methods. As it is almost impossible to insert every single tip or
trick in the installation instructions this document tries to deal with all
submitted tips and tricks for reference purposes.
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Gentoo 1.4 Upgrade Guide ¹
A method for upgrading older Gentoo installations in place to Gentoo 1.4
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Gentoo Upgrading Guide ¹
This document explains how new Gentoo releases affect existing installs.
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The complete Gentoo Linux 2.6 migration guide ¹
This document will aid you in the process of migrating from Linux 2.4 to Linux
2.6, devfs to udev, OSS to ALSA, and LVM to LVM2.
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Gentoo Linux Genkernel Guide ¹
This guide intends to provide a reference of all the functions provided by
genkernel.
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Gentoo/MIPS Linux Hardware Requirements ¹
This document provides an overview of the status of various MIPS-based systems
for installing Gentoo Linux. If you find errors or omissions please email the
maintainer or an editor.
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Gentoo Grub Error Collection ¹
The objective of this error collection is to list the GRUB problems and errors
people can be facing. All these solutions have been acquired through the
cooperation of many users of the Gentoo Forums.
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Gentoo Linux USB Guide ¹
This document helps a user setup USB on a Gentoo system and configure various
USB devices as well.
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Gentoo Linux LiveUSB HOWTO ¹
This HOWTO explains how to create a Gentoo Linux LiveUSB or, in other words,
how to emulate an x86 or AMD64 Gentoo Linux LiveCD using a USB flash drive.
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„Gentoo“ darbalaukio dokumentacijos ištekliai
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Jūsų darbalaukio diegimas
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The X Server Configuration HOWTO ¹
Xorg is the X Window server which allows users to have a graphical
environment at their fingertips. This HOWTO explains what Xorg is, how to
install it and what the various configuration options are.
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Gentoo Linux nVidia Guide ¹
Many Gentooists have an nVidia chipset on their system. nVidia provides specific
Linux drivers to boost the performance of your card. This guide informs you how
to install and configure these drivers.
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„Gentoo Linux“ ATI dažniausiai užduodami klausimai
Šie dažniausiai užduodami klausimai turėtų padėti naudotojams išvengti kai
kurių dažnai pasitaikančių diegimo ir konfigūravimo problemų, susijusių su DRI
ir X11 ATI plokštėmis.
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The KDE Configuration HOWTO
One of the most used desktop environments is KDE. This guide tries to describe
all aspects of KDE, including installation, configuration and usage.
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The GNOME Configuration HOWTO ¹
A frequently used environment is GNOME. This HOWTO tries to describe
all aspects of GNOME, including installation, configuration, usage, ...
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The Fluxbox Configuration HOWTO ¹
This howto will show you how to set up the Fluxbox window manager for X11.
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The Xfce Configuration Guide ¹
This guide provides an extensive introduction to Xfce, a fast, lightweight,
full-featured desktop environment.
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Gnome 2.22 Upgrade Guide
This is a guide for upgrading from GNOME 2.20.x to GNOME 2.22.x.
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Migrating to Modular X HOWTO ¹
This guide shows you how to migrate to modular X.Org.
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Jūsų darbalaukio konfigūravimas
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Gentoo Linux Bluetooth Guide ¹
This guide will explain how to successfully install a host Bluetooth device,
configure the kernel properly, explain all the possibilities that the Bluetooth
interconnection offers and how to have some fun with Bluetooth.
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Using UTF-8 with Gentoo ¹
This guide shows you how to set up and use the UTF-8 Unicode character set with
your Gentoo Linux system, after explaining the benefits of Unicode and more
specifically UTF-8.
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Gentoo Printing Guide ¹
This document covers the installation and maintenance of printers using CUPS and
Samba. It covers local installation and networked installations and you'll
also find instructions on using shared printers from other operating systems.
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Gentoo Linux ALSA Guide ¹
This document helps a user setup ALSA on Gentoo Linux.
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Gentoo Java Guide ¹
This guide will introduce you to Java and explain how to use Java with Gentoo
Linux.
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Gentoo Linux Localization Guide ¹
This guide should help users localize their Gentoo Linux distribution to any
European locale. It uses Germany as a case-study, since it is translated from
the German doc. Includes configuration for use of the euro currency symbol.
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Hardware 3D Acceleration Guide ¹
This document is a guide to getting 3D acceleration working using the DRM with
Xorg in Gentoo Linux.
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Power Management Guide ¹
Power Management is the key to extend battery run time on mobile systems like
laptops. This guide assists you setting it up on your laptop.
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Using a Mouse within the Console ¹
This guide shows you how to set up and use GPM (the General Purpose Mouse
server) from within a command line interface. This is especially useful for new
Gentoo installations or for systems that cannot or do not use an X server.
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Gentoo Linux Conky Howto ¹
This document describes how to install and configure the system monitor known
as Conky.
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Specifinė programų dokumentacija
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Nano Basics Guide ¹
This guide is meant to be a simple introduction to nano. It will quickly help
you to become familiar with its basic operation.
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Learning vi -- the "cheatsheet" technique ¹
This guide will teach you how to use vi, using a cheat sheet method to
accelerate the learning process. This will be the first guide for vi,
catering to beginners.
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GnuPG Gentoo User Guide ¹
This small guide will teach you the basics of using GnuPG, a tool for secure
communication.
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QuickStart Guide to Mutt E-Mail ¹
This guide shows you how to begin using the powerful command line tools for
e-mail: fetchmail, procmail, mutt, nbsmtp, msmtp.
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Streaming Radio With SHOUTcast ¹
This guide will walk through the steps needed to setup a streaming radio server
with SHOUTcast Server and SHOUTcast Trans.
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Gentoo Linux VDR Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to prepare Gentoo Linux for DVB and VDR.
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Gentoo Linux Keychain Guide ¹
This document describes how to use ssh shared keys along with the keychain
program. It assumes basic knowledge of public key cryptography.
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Atnaujinimo vadovai
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„Gentoo“ sistemos dokumentacija
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„Portage“ ir susijusi dokumentacija
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„Portage“ įvadas
Šiame skyriuje aiškinami „paprasti“ žingsniai, kuriuos vartotojas būtinai
turėtų žinoti, kad galėtų prižiūrėti savo sistemos programinę įrangą.
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„Portage“ funkcijos
Atraskite tokias „Portage“ funkcijas, kaip paskirstyto kompiliavimo palaikymas,
ccache ir daugiau.
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Darbas su „Portage“
Šioje dalyje pateikiamas detalus „Portage“, „Gentoo“ programinės įrangos
valdymo įrankio, aprašymas.
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USE vėliavėlės
USE vėliavėlės yra labai reikšmingas „Gentoo“ aspektas. Iš šio skyriaus jūs
išmoksite dirbti su USE vėliavėlėm ir suprasite kaip USE vėliavėlės sąveikauja
su jūsų sistema.
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Gentoolkit ¹
Gentoolkit is a suite of tools to ease the administration of a Gentoo system.
This document covers the basics of some of the tools present in Gentoolkit.
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Portage-utils ¹
This guide covers some common uses of portage-utils, a set of fast Portage
helper applications written in C.
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Manually fixing broken portage installations ¹
This document attempts to help people to manually fix a broken sys-apps/portage
installation.
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Gentoo Overlays: Users' Guide ¹
This guide helps users understand how to use the Gentoo Overlays service
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„Gentoo“ konfigūravimas
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Aplinkos kintamieji
Naudodami „Gentoo“, jūs galite lengvai tvarkyti aplinkos kintamuosius savo
sistemai. Šiame skyriuje aiškinama, kaip tai daryti, taip pat aprašomi ir
dažniausiai naudojami kintamieji.
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Pirminio paleidimo scenarijai
„Gentoo“ naudoja specialius pirminio paleidimo scenarijus, kurie, nepaisant
kitų savybių, leidžia priklausomybių nutarimus ir virtualius pirminio paleidimo
scenarijus. Šiame skyriuje aiškinami visi šie aspektai ir aiškinama, kaip
elgtis su šiais scenarijais.
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Sistemos administravimo dokumentacija
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Bendras sistemos administravimas
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Using UTF-8 with Gentoo ¹
This guide shows you how to set up and use the UTF-8 Unicode character set with
your Gentoo Linux system, after explaining the benefits of Unicode and more
specifically UTF-8.
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Gentoo Security Handbook ¹
This handbook is a step-by-step guide for hardening Gentoo Linux.
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Gentoo Linux Prelink Guide ¹
This guide tells you how to make use of prelink support in Portage 2.0.46 and
later.
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Gentoo IPv6 Router Guide ¹
This guide shows how to setup IPv6 on a Gentoo system. This includes
establishing a tunnel with a tunnel broker, some basic DNS configuration
and configuring clients to use the system to connect to IPv6 addresses.
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Gentoo Linux Developer's guide to system testing with User-Mode Linux ¹
This guide shows Gentoo Linux developers how to set up and use
user-mode linux for testing potentially system-breaking changes.
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Gentoo Linux Localization Guide ¹
This guide should help users localize their Gentoo Linux distribution to any
European locale. It uses Germany as a case-study, since it is translated from
the German doc. Includes configuration for use of the euro currency symbol.
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Gentoo Linux Cron Guide ¹
This guide describes how to setup and use cron.
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Gentoo Linux Kernel Upgrade Guide ¹
This document describes the process of upgrading your kernel from one release
to another.
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Gentoo Sudo(ers) Guide ¹
When you want some people to perform certain administrative steps on your
system without granting them total root access, using sudo is your best option.
With sudo you can control who can do what. This guide offers you a small
introduction to this wonderful tool.
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Gentoo Man Guide ¹
This guide shows how to navigate man pages using man.
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Gentoo Info Guide ¹
This guide is meant to show how to navigate info pages using the info command.
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Gentoo Linux Kernel Configuration Guide ¹
This document aims to introduce the concepts of manual kernel configuration,
and to detail some of the most common configuration pitfalls.
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zsh Configuration and Installation Guide ¹
This guide shows how to install and configure zsh quickly. After reading this
document you will be able use many zsh features such as advanced
tab-completion, command correction and prompt management.
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Specifiniai administravimo vadovai
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MySQL Startup Guide ¹
This document helps a user set up and use MySQL.
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PostgreSQL Guide ¹
This guide is meant to show the basic setup of PostgreSQL. The setup described
here should be sufficient enough to use for basic web appplications, and any
other program that provides PostgreSQL support.
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Diskless Nodes with Gentoo ¹
This HOWTO will help you create setup diskless nodes with Gentoo Linux.
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Gentoo - LTSP Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to setup a LTSP Server with Gentoo.
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Gentoo Distcc Documentation ¹
This document serves as a HOWTO for using distcc with Gentoo.
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DistCC Cross-compiling Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to set up distcc for cross-compiling across different
processor architectures.
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Device File System Guide ¹
In this document you'll find information on what devfs is really about
and how to work with it.
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Gentoo udev Guide ¹
This document explains what udev is and how you can use udev to fit your needs.
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Gentoo Printing Guide ¹
This document covers the installation and maintenance of printers using CUPS and
Samba. It covers local installation and networked installations and you'll
also find instructions on using shared printers from other operating systems.
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Gentoo Linux OpenAFS Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to install an OpenAFS server and client on Gentoo
Linux.
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Virtual Mailhosting System with Postfix Guide ¹
This document details how to create a virtual mailhosting system based upon
postfix, mysql, courier-imap, and cyrus-sasl.
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Gentoo mailfiltering gateway guide ¹
This guide is step-by-step guide for installing spam fighting technologies for
Postfix. Among them Amavisd-new using Spamassassin and ClamAV, greylisting and
SPF.
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netqmail/vpopmail Virtual Mail Hosting System Guide ¹
This document details how to create a mail hosting system based upon netqmail,
vpopmail, courier-imap, mysql, and horde's imp.
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Gentoo Linux based Netboot HOWTO ¹
Guide for setting up a netboot server for use with the Gentoo/SPARC netboot
installation images.
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OpenBoot PROM (OBP) Reference ¹
The OpenBoot PROM (OBP) Reference provides a list of useful OBP commands that
can help when booting, configuring and performing diagnostics upon Sun SPARC
hardware and clones.
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Gentoo Samba3/CUPS HOWTO ¹
Setup, install and configure a Samba server under Gentoo that shares files and
printers without the need to install drivers.
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Home Router Guide ¹
This document details how to turn an old Gentoo machine into a router
for connecting your home network to the internet.
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Compilation Optimization Guide ¹
This guide provides an introduction to optimizing compiled code using safe, sane
CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS. It also as describes the theory behind optimizing in
general.
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Gentoo Linux-VServer Howto ¹
In this Howto you will learn to setup a basic virtual server using the
Linux-VServer Technology
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Gentoo Java Guide ¹
This guide will introduce you to Java and explain how to use Java with Gentoo
Linux.
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Baselayout and OpenRC Migration Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to migrate from baselayout-1 to baselayout-2 and
OpenRC.
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Multipathing for Gentoo ¹
This document teaches you how to set up multipathing services for data storage.
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Gentoo Linux Keychain Guide ¹
This document describes how to use ssh shared keys along with the keychain
program. It assumes basic knowledge of public key cryptography.
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High Performance Computing on Gentoo Linux ¹
This document was written by people at the Adelie Linux R&D Center
<http://www.adelielinux.com> as a step-by-step guide to turn a Gentoo
System into a High Performance Computing (HPC) system.
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Troubleshooting Apache ¹
This document covers a number of ways to figure out how to fix your Apache
installation when things are not working correctly.
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Upgrading Apache ¹
This document describes the procedure end-users should follow to safely
upgrade their apache installation.
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Upgrade guide to MySQL 4.* or 5.0.* ¹
The MySQL herd is proud to announce that MySQL 5.0 will soon be found in
Gentoo's stable tree. This document describes how to upgrade to MySQL 4.* and
to 5.0.*.
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"Unslotting" a slotted MySQL Installation ¹
This document describes how to go back to an unslotted MySQL.
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Gentoo GCC Upgrade Guide ¹
This document will guide the user through the process of upgrading GCC.
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Changing the CHOST variable ¹
This document explains how to change the CHOST variable of an existing system.
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Upgrading PHP ¹
This document describes the procedure end-users should follow to safely
upgrade their PHP installation.
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Jffnms Installation and Setup Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to proceed with the post installation setup of Jffnms,
a network management and monitoring system, and how to monitor your systems
with it.
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Gentoo vpnc HOWTO ¹
This document details how to connect your workstation to a Cisco VPN
concentrator utilizing vpnc to manage the connection.
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Gentoo LDAP-DNS Guide ¹
With ldapdns, you can provide DNS services to your network easily. The DNS
records used are stored inside an LDAP environment. This document guides you
through the configuration of OpenLDAP and ldapdns for this purpose.
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How to get meaningful backtraces in Gentoo ¹
This guide is meant to provide users with a simple explanation of why a default
Gentoo installation does not provide meaningful backtraces and how to set it up
to get them.
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Configuring Gentoo with Xen ¹
This guide describes how to start using Xen on your Gentoo system
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„Gentoo“ plėtojimo dokumentacija
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„Gentoo“ plėtojimo politika
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Su plėtojimu susijusi dokumentacija
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Gentoo Devmanual ¹
The Gentoo Devmanual is a technical manual for developers which covers
topics such as writing ebuilds and eclasses, and also covers policies
that developers should be abiding by.
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Gentoo Developer Handbook ¹
This is the Gentoo Developer Handbook, a continuing effort to
centralize development policies across Gentoo and to also outline
Gentoo's development systems and procedures.
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Contributing Ebuilds ¹
This guide explains how to submit ebuild packages through the Bugzilla
tracking system.
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Gentoo GuideXML Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to compose web documentation using the new lightweight
Gentoo GuideXML syntax. This syntax is the official format for Gentoo
documentation, and this document itself was created using GuideXML. This guide
assumes a basic working knowledge of XML and HTML.
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Documentation Development Tips & Tricks ¹
Some tips & tricks that make the life for a Gentoo Documentation Developer
easier
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Handbook Release Guide ¹
This guide details the process for updating the handbooks and related
documentation for each new Gentoo Linux release.
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Gentoo Linux CVS Tutorial ¹
This tutorial introduces readers to CVS, the Concurrent Versions System, used
by developers around the world to develop software in a flexible and
collaborative manner. Intended for those new to CVS, this tutorial will get
both general users and new developers up to speed quickly. Whether you'd like
to use CVS to "check out" the latest sources of a particular software package,
or whether you'd like to begin using CVS as a full-fledged developer, this
tutorial is for you.
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Apache Developer Documentation ¹
This document provides details about the eclasses available for developers
of packages that relate to the Apache webserver.
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Porting to Modular X HOWTO ¹
This guide shows you how to port packages to use the new modular X.Org.
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How to fix autotools failures ¹
This guide aim to describe the common situations which makes autotools fail to
run in an ebuild, giving advices on how to fix those.
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Automagic dependencies, what they are and how to fix them ¹
This guide aim to describe the problem of "automagic dependencies", describing
the reason why they are problematic and how to handle them in most common cases.
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Specifinė projektų dokumentacija
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Pagrindinių projektų dokumentacija
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Gentoo/AMD64 Howtos ¹
Here, you can find the Gentoo/AMD64 Howtos.
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Gentoo Network Appliance (GNAP) User Guide ¹
This document describes how to use GNAP, a tool to produce Network
Appliance systems based on Gentoo.
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Gentoo Embedded Handbook ¹
The Gentoo Embedded Handbook is the center point for all Embedded work done
with Gentoo. It aims to cover just about all aspects of the process -- from
theory to design to practice.
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A short guide to Gentoo/FreeBSD ¹
This document gives some general information on FreeBSD, as well as
installation instructions for Gentoo/FreeBSD. It also includes some reference
for people interested in helping out with development.
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Gentoo x86 Arch Tester's FAQ ¹
This document is the x86 Arch Tester's bible.
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Plėtotojų ryšių dokumentacija
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Dokumentacijos projekto dokumentacija
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Gentoo Linux Documentation Policy ¹
This document contains the Gentoo Documentation Policy, which is the
base document which all Gentoo Documentation developers and
Contributors should know and exercise.
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Documentation Development Tips & Tricks ¹
Some tips & tricks that make the life for a Gentoo Documentation Developer
easier
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Handbook Release Guide ¹
This guide details the process for updating the handbooks and related
documentation for each new Gentoo Linux release.
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Translators Howto for Gentoo Documentation ¹
A frequently asked question is how to become a translator and what actions
should be performed both to become one and to act as one. This document tries to
explain all this.
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Gentoo Metadoc XML Guide ¹
This guide informs developers how to use the Metadoc XML format that allows the
Gentoo Documentation Project to keep its documentation in a hierarchical manner
and allow more information to be stored about each document.
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„Hardened“ projekto dokumentacija
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Infrastruktūros projekto dokumentacija
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Metastruktūros projekto dokumentacija
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Gentoo ProjectXML Guide ¹
This guide shows you how to create an official GuideXML page for a Gentoo Linux
Project. The guide assumes a basic knowledge of the GuideXML format.
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Viešųjų ryšių projekto dokumentacija
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Leidybos inžinerijos projekto dokumentacija
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Saugumo projekto dokumentacija
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„Gentoo“ forumų dokumentacija
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„Gentoo“ perdangų (overlays) dokumentacija
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Paskelbti straipsniai
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„Gentoo“ straipsniai
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Making the distribution, Part 1 ¹
Each of us has a story to tell about our experiences with Linux. This is
Daniel Robbins' Linux story. In this first of three articles, he talks about
how he became a Stampede Linux developer, and why he eventually left Stampede
to start his own distribution called Enoch.
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Making the distribution, Part 2 ¹
In his previous article, Daniel Robbins told the story of how he became a
Stampede Linux developer and why he eventually left Stampede to start the Enoch
Linux distribution. In this go-round he lets you in on the strange events that
happened after the Enoch development team discovered a little-known, blazingly
fast compiler.
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Making the distribution, Part 3 ¹
This article concludes his story -- about how he ended up creating his own
distribution called Gentoo Linux. He wraps up the series by telling how he
left the Linux world to move to FreeBSD, and then came back to the Linux world,
restarting Gentoo Linux development with a fresh perspective. In addition to
comparing Linux and FreeBSD in a number of areas, he also describe current
Gentoo Linux development progress and share a future vision for the
distribution.
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„Linux“ mokymosi straipsniai
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Bash by example, Part 1 ¹
By learning how to program in the bash scripting language, your day-to-day
interaction with Linux will become more fun and productive, and you'll be able
to build upon those standard UNIX constructs (like pipelines and redirection)
that you already know and love. In this three-part series, Daniel Robbins will
teach you how to program in bash by example. He'll cover the absolute basics
(making this an excellent series for beginners) and bring in more advanced
features as the series proceeds.
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Bash by example, Part 2 ¹
In his introductory article on bash, Daniel Robbins walked you through some of
the scripting language's basic elements and reasons for using bash. In this, the
second installment, Daniel picks up where he left off and looks at bash's basic
constructs like conditional (if-then) statements, looping, and more.
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Bash by example, Part 3 ¹
In his final Bash by example article, Daniel Robbins takes a good look at the
Gentoo Linux ebuild system, an excellent example of the power of bash. Step by
step, he shows you how the ebuild system was implemented, and touches on many
handy bash techniques and design strategies. By the end of the article, you'll
have a good grasp of what's involved in producing a full-blown bash-based
application, as well as a start at coding your own auto-build system.
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LPI certification 101 (release 2) exam prep, Part 1 ¹
In this tutorial, we'll introduce you to bash (the standard Linux shell), show
you how to take full advantage of standard Linux commands like ls, cp, and mv,
explain inodes and hard and symbolic links, and much more. By the end of this
tutorial, you'll have a solid grounding in Linux fundamentals and will even be
ready to begin learning some basic Linux system administration tasks.
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LPI certification 101 (release 2) exam prep, Part 2 ¹
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use regular expressions to search files
for text patterns, how to locate files on your system, and how to take full
control of Linux processes. You'll even get a whirlwind introduction to shell
pipelines, redirection, and text processing commands. By the end of this
tutorial, you'll have a solid grounding in basic Linux administration and will
be ready to begin learning more advanced Linux system administration skills in
the follow-on tutorial.
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LPI certification 101 (release 2) exam prep, Part 3 ¹
In this tutorial we'll introduce you the Linux system documentation. We will
teach you how to change permissions and how to manage with Linux accounts. At
the end you'll learn how to tune your enviroment.
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LPI certification 101 (release 2) exam prep, Part 4 ¹
In this tutorial, we'll introduce all popular filesystem on Linux. We'll teach
you how to mount and unmount devices. In next chapter you'll know how to boot
the system and how to work with runlevels. In next section of this tutorial,
we'll introduce filesystem quotas, we will teach you how to set them and how to
configure them. By the end of this tutorial you'll know a system logs.
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Partitioning in action, Part 1 ¹
In this new series of tips, Daniel Robbins shows you how to change partition
layout on a running system. He'll also cover several tricks of the trade to
minimize downtime and avoid making costly mistakes. In this particular tip,
he'll show you how to move /home to another partition.
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Partitioning in action, Part 2 ¹
In this second tip on changing partition layout on a running system, Daniel
Robbins shows you how to move /tmp and /var to their own shared partition. He
also covers several tricks of the trade to minimize downtime and avoid making
costly mistakes.
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Partition planning tips ¹
Organizing your partitions correctly can be fun and rewarding. This collection
of tips will help you to use those sectors wisely.
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Maximum swappage ¹
Learn how to improve the swap performance on your Linux server by several
orders of magnitude. Author Daniel Robbins takes you through this quick tip on
getting the most from your server.
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Learning Linux LVM, Part 1 ¹
In this article, Daniel introduces you to the concepts behind Linux LVM
(Logical Volume Management) and shows you how to get the latest kernel patches
and tools installed on your system. LVM allows you to create logical volumes
out of the physical storage resources on your machine. However, unlike physical
volumes, the logical volumes can be expanded and shrunk while the system is
still running, providing Linux system administrators with the storage
flexibility that they've until now only dreamed of.
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Learning Linux LVM, Part 2 ¹
In this article, Daniel shares his experiences converting cvs.gentoo.org's
/home filesystem to an LVM logical volume. After the transition, we get to see
the benefits of LVM when cvs.gentoo.org's /home partition is dynamically
resized in real-time, without rebooting, unmounting /home, or even dropping to
runlevel 1. All processes continue to work without any interruption. Daniel's
step-by-step details of the conversion will help anyone interested in peforming
a similar transition on their own machine.
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Software RAID in the new Linux 2.4 kernel, Part 1 ¹
In his two-part series on the Linux 2.4 Software RAID, Daniel Robbins
introduces the new technology that's used to increase disk performance
and reliability by distributing data over multiple disks. This first
installment covers Software RAID setup (kernel and tools installation)
and shows you how to create linear and RAID-0 volumes.
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Software RAID in the new Linux 2.4 kernel, Part 2 ¹
In this two-part series, Daniel Robbins introduces you to Linux 2.4
Software RAID, a technology used to increase disk performance and
reliability by distributing data over multiple disks. In this article,
Daniel explains what software RAID-1, 4, and 5 can and cannot do for
you and how you should approach the implementation of these RAID
levels in a production environment. In the second half of the article,
Daniel walks you through the simulation of a RAID-1 failed drive
replacement.
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Compiling the Linux kernel ¹
Daniel Robbins introduces the Linux kernel, and then walks you through locating
and downloading sources, configuring the kernel, compiling and installing the
kernel, and boot configuration.
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Prompt magic ¹
Why stick with the standard boring shell prompt when you can easily make it
colorful and more informative? In this tip, Daniel Robbins will show you how to
get your shell prompt just the way you like it, as well as how to dynamically
update your X terminal's title bar.
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OpenSSH key management, Part 1 ¹
In this series, you'll learn how RSA and DSA authentication work, and see how
to set up passwordless authentication the right way. In the first article of
the series, Daniel Robbins focuses on introducing the RSA and DSA
authentication protocols and showing you how to get them working over the
network.
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OpenSSH key management, Part 2 ¹
Many developers use the excellent OpenSSH as a secure, encrypted replacement
for the venerable telnet and rsh commands. One of OpenSSH's more intriguing
features is its ability to authenticate users using the RSA and DSA
authentication protocols, which are based upon a pair of complementary
numerical "keys". One of the main appeals of RSA and DSA authentication is the
promise of being able to establish connections to remote systems without
supplying a password. In this second article, Daniel introduces ssh-agent (a
private key cache) and keychain, a special bash script designed to make
key-based authentication incredibly convenient and flexible.
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OpenSSH key management, Part 3 ¹
In this third article in a series, Daniel Robbins shows you how to take
advantage of OpenSSH agent connection forwarding to enhance security. He also
shares recent improvements to the keychain shell script.
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Advanced filesystem implementor's guide, Part 8 ¹
With the 2.4 release of Linux come many new filesystem possibilities,
including Reiserfs, XFS, GFS, and others. These filesystems sound cool, but
what exactly can they do, what are they good at, and exactly how do you go
about safely using them in a production Linux environment? Daniel Robbins
answers these questions by showing you how to set up these new advanced
filesystems under Linux 2.4. In this installment, Daniel continues his look
at ext3, a new improved version of ext2 with journaling capabilities. He
reveals all the inside information on ext3, and demonstrates some shockingly
good ext3 data=journal interactive performance numbers.
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Dynamic iptables firewalls ¹
Firewalls are good and fun, but what do you do when you need to make rapid,
complex changes to your firewall rules? Easy. Use Daniel Robbins' dynamic
firewall scripts that are demonstrated in this article. You can use these
scripts to increase your network security and responsiveness, and to inspire
your own creative designs.
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Sed by example, Part 1 ¹
In this series of articles, Daniel Robbins will show you how to use the very
powerful (but often forgotten) UNIX stream editor, sed. Sed is an ideal tool for
batch-editing files or for creating shell scripts to modify existing files in
powerful ways.
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Sed by example, Part 2 ¹
Sed is a very powerful and compact text stream editor. In this article, the
second in the series, Daniel shows you how to use sed to perform string
substitution; create larger sed scripts; and use sed's append, insert, and
change line commands.
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Sed by example, Part 3 ¹
In this conclusion of the sed series, Daniel Robbins gives you a true taste of
the power of sed. After introducing a handful of essential sed scripts, he'll
demonstrate some radical sed scripting by converting a Quicken .QIF file into a
text-readable format. This conversion script is not only functional, it also
serves as en excellent example of sed scripting power.
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Awk by example, Part 1 ¹
Awk is a very nice language with a very strange name. In this first article of a
three-part series, Daniel Robbins will quickly get your awk programming skills
up to speed. As the series progresses, more advanced topics will be covered,
culminating with an advanced real-world awk application demo.
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Awk by example, Part 2 ¹
In this sequel to his previous intro to awk, Daniel Robbins continues to explore
awk, a great language with a strange name. Daniel will show you how to handle
multi-line records, use looping constructs, and create and use awk arrays. By
the end of this article, you'll be well versed in a wide range of awk features,
and you'll be ready to write your own powerful awk scripts.
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Awk by example, Part 3 ¹
In this conclusion to the awk series, Daniel introduces you to awk's important
string functions, and then shows you how to write a complete
checkbook-balancing program from scratch. Along the way, you'll learn how to
write your own functions and use awk's multidimensional arrays. By the end of
this article, you'll have even more awk experience, allowing you to create more
powerful scripts.
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POSIX threads explained, part 1 ¹
POSIX (Portable Operating System Interface) threads are a great way to increase
the responsiveness and performance of your code. In this series, Daniel Robbins
shows you exactly how to use threads in your code. A lot of behind-the-scenes
details are covered, so by the end of this series you'll really be ready to
create your own multithreaded programs.
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POSIX threads explained, part 2 ¹
POSIX threads are a great way to increase the responsiveness and performance of
your code. In this second article of a three-part series, Daniel Robbins shows
you how to protect the integrity of shared data structures in your threaded code
by using nifty little things called mutexes.
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POSIX threads explained, part 3 ¹
In this article, the last of a three-part series on POSIX threads, Daniel takes
a good look at how to use condition variables. Condition variables are POSIX
thread structures that allow you to "wake up" threads when certain conditions
are met. You can think of them as a thread-safe form of signalling. Daniel wraps
up the article by using all that you've learned so far to implement a
multi-threaded work crew application.
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Linux 2.4 stateful firewall design ¹
This tutorial shows you how to use netfilter to set up a powerful Linux stateful
firewall.
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Advanced Filesystem Implementor's Guide : Introducing ext3 ¹
With the 2.4 release of Linux come a host of new filesystem possibilities,
including Reiserfs, XFS, GFS, and others. These filesystems sound cool, but
what exactly can they do, what are they good at, and exactly how do you go
about safely using them in a production Linux environment? Daniel Robbins
answers these questions by showing you how to set up these new advanced
filesystems under Linux 2.4. In this installment, Daniel takes a look at ext3,
a new improved version of ext2 with journaling capabilities.
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Introduction to Samba, Part 1 ¹
Samba is an incredible tool for anyone who uses both Unix and Windows. By
implementing the SMB/CIFS protocol for Unix, Samba allows Unix systems to share
their resources with standard Windows clients. In this introductory article,
Daniel Robbins introduces you to what Samba can do. The focus will be on key
concepts. (He'll step you through the setup process in his next article.) By the
end of this article, you'll have a good understanding of what Samba does, and
how it goes about doing it.
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Introduction to Samba, Part 2 ¹
In his previous article, Daniel introduced you to what Samba can do. Now it's
time to get it running on your system. In this article, he'll walk you through
the process of compiling, installing, and initially configuring Samba (version
2.0.7) so that it works in your environment.
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Introduction to Samba, Part 3 ¹
In his previous article, Daniel Robbins guided you through the process of
setting up Samba for the first time. Now it's time to configure Samba so that it
does everything that you want it to do.
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The gentoo.org redesign, Part 1: A site reborn ¹
Have you ever woken up one morning and suddenly realized that your cute little
personal development Web site isn't really that great? If so, you're in good
company. In this series, Daniel Robbins shares his experiences as he redesigns
the www.gentoo.org Web site using technologies like XML, XSLT, and Python.
Along the way, you may find some excellent approaches to use for your next Web
site redesign. In this article, Daniel creates a user-centric action plan and
introduces pytext, an embedded Python interpreter.
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The gentoo.org redesign, Part 2: A site reborn ¹
Have you ever woken up in the morning to the realization that your personal
development Web site isn't really that great? If so, you're in good company. In
this series, Daniel Robbins shares his experiences as he redesigns the
www.gentoo.org Web site using technologies like XML, XSLT, and Python. Along
the way, you may find some excellent approaches to use in your next Web site
redesign. In this, the second installment, Daniel shows off the new
documentation system and sets up a daily CVS-log mailing list.
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The gentoo.org redesign, Part 3: A site reborn ¹
Have you ever woken up one morning and suddenly realized that your cute little
personal development Web site isn't really that great? If so, you're in good
company. In this series, Daniel Robbins shares his experiences as he redesigns
the www.gentoo.org Web site using technologies like XML, XSLT, and Python.
Along the way, you may find some excellent approaches to use for your next Web
site redesign. In this installment, Daniel creates a new look for the site as a
whole.
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The gentoo.org redesign, Part 4: A site reborn ¹
Have you ever woken up one morning and suddenly realized that your cute little
personal development Web site isn't really that great? If so, you're in good
company. In this series, Daniel Robbins shares his experiences as he redesigns
the Gentoo Linux Web site using technologies like XML, XSLT, and Python. This
article: Daniel completes the conversion to XML/XSLT, fixes a host of Netscape
4.x browser compatibility bugs, and adds an auto-generated XML Changelog to the
site.
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Įvairūs straipsniai
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Best practices with autotools ¹
This article covers some of the most common errors people make when using
autotools and ways to achieve better results.
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Linux hardware stability guide, Part 1 ¹
In this article, Daniel Robbins shows you how to diagnose and fix CPU
flakiness, as well as how to test your RAM for defects. By the end of this
article, you'll have the skills to ensure that your Linux system is as stable
as it possibly can be.
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Linux hardware stability guide, Part 2 ¹
In this article, Daniel Robbins shares his experiences in getting his NVIDIA
TNT graphics card working under Linux using NVIDIA's accelerated drivers. As he
does, he'll show you how to diagnose and fix IRQ and PCI latency timer issues
-- techniques you can use to ensure that your systems don't experience
lock-ups, inconsistent behavior, or data loss.
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