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Peter Eisentraut: Setting the time zone on remote SSH hosts

The tasks: I have one or more desktop/laptop machines with varying local time zones (because the persons using them are actually in different time
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LMDE: Poll: Desktop environments

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Although the results may be biased by the fact that some environments are better supported than others and that some of them are brand new,
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Ubuntu developers: Serge Hallyn: The linux command line (book)

“The linux command line”, published by the No Starch Press, sells itself to people who are new to linux, and have been enjoying its
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Keith Packard: fireworks

LED Fireworks. Or, parent helpers go overboard

My friend, Mike Ward, and I help out at our kids school by teaching 5th and 6th
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Featured projects, Week of April 16th

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This week we feature another group of cool projects that have shown remarkable growth this week. My personal favorite is Me And My Shadow,
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Steve Kemp: moreutils makes a lot of sense to me

I’ve installed moreutils on several hosts now, and each time I find a new use for one of those tools I’m very happy.

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Craig Small: PHP floats and locales

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I recently had a bug report in jffnms that the SLA checks were failing with bizarre calculations.  Things like 300% disk drive utilization and
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Canonical’s Quest for Greatness

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Canonical, the commercial developer of the Ubuntu Linux operating system, seems at times to be stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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Running NetBSD on the LG-N2R1D NAS-family

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Author: Reinoud Zandijk.

Why?

When my late server suddenly broke down i decided it needed replacement. I decided to go for a
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Fedora 16 And GNOME Shell: Tested And Reviewed (Tom’s Hardware)

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For those with some spare time: Tom’s Hardware has posted a 28-page review of Fedora 16. “We chose to cover Fedora because it’s the first top-tier Linux distro to adopt GNOME 3 as its default desktop. Far from a mere upgrade to GNOME 2, GNOME 3 introduces the radical new GNOME Shell graphical user interface (GUI). This article is just as much about GNOME 3 and its controversial new GNOME Shell than it is about Fedora.

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