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Linux Magazines

2007-06-05T17:53:06Z

Orkie: /* Spanish - Español */ Formatting correction

I apologize for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of those languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxforu.com/ Linux For You]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]
* [http://www.samag.com/ Sys Admin]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linuxenterprise.de/ Linux Enterprise]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't find a homepage)

==== Hungarian - Magyar ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian - Norsk bokmål ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

==== Romanian - Română ====

* [http://www.linux-magazin.ro/ Linux Magazin]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.linux-magazine.es/ Linux Magazine]

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese - 中文 ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus]

==== Czech - Česká ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch - Nederlands ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://www.troubleshooters.com/newtc_magazines.htm Linux Productivity Magazine]
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.tuxjournal.net/ TuxJournal]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian - Русский ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian - Српски ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

X11 protocol

2006-05-11T14:06:12Z

Orkie: This should have been listed as a stub

The '''X protocol''' is the [[protocol]] used to communicate with the [[X server]], and is usually used through the standard [[X]] [[libraries]], namely the [[xlibs]].

{{stub}}

User:Orkie

2006-05-07T17:41:03Z

Orkie:

== What am I currently working on? ==

* A game written in C++ with SDL

== What I would like to work on someday ==

* A set of PHP scripts to import your Windows (currently only XP though some generic things such as favorites are easy to change for older versions) settings to Linux

My homepage: http://orkiesrealm.googlepages.com

Smart Boot Manager

2006-05-07T17:10:18Z

Orkie: Initial stub, a brief description and a link to the homepage

'''Smart Boot Manager''' is a powerful [[bootloader]] with the ability to load further bootloaders (such as GRUB) from various types of media (such as hard disk, floppy disk and CD-ROM). It supports themes, password protection and automatic selection of operating system based on the time and date.

Smart Boot Manager cannot itself load an OS but instead must load another bootloader which in turn loads the OS.

== External Links ==
*[http://btmgr.webframe.org/ Smart Boot Manager homepage]

{{stub}}

Static IP

2006-05-07T15:56:32Z

Orkie: Initial stub. is there really a whole lot more to add to this?

A static IP address is one which never changes, as opposed to a [[Dynamic IP|dynamic IP]] address which is generally configured via [[DHCP]].

{{stub}}

Integrated development environment

2006-01-01T20:44:35Z

Orkie: Added official website links and corrected some spelling

An '''Integrated Development Environment''' ('''IDE''') is a software application designed to help develop new software more quickly and easily. It usually includes a [[source code]] editor (essentially a [[text editor]] with extra features such as syntax highlighting, code completion or structural navigation), a [[compiler]] and a [[debug]]ger. Some more advanced IDEs have features such as [[version control]], automatic [[refactoring]], integration with [[application server]]s, [[GUI]] builder and [[RAD]] tools.

==Popular IDEs==

* [[Anjuta]] ([http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/ Official website])
* [[Eclipse]] ([http://www.eclipse.org/ Official website])
* [[NetBeans]] ([http://www.netbeans.org/ Official website])
* [[Glimmer]] ([http://glimmer.sourceforge.net/ Official website])
* [[KDevelop]] ([http://www.kdevelop.org/ Official website])
* [[Emacs]] ([http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html GNU Emacs Official website])
* [http://dev.mainsoft.com/Default.aspx?tabid=45 Grasshoper]
* [[Lazarus]] ([http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/ Official website])

=See also=

* [[Web Design#IDEs for Web Design| IDEs for Web Design]]
* [http://www.nabble.com/IDE-f788.html IDE Forum]

''This article is a [[LQWiki:stub_articles|stub]] and needs to be finished. [[LQWiki:plunging_forward|Plunge forward]] and [[LQWiki:How_to_edit_a_page|help it grow]] !''

Static linking

2006-01-01T20:26:43Z

Orkie: Added in what static linking is and its advantages/disadvantages

Static linking is when you link in parts of a static [[library]] when generating an [[object file]] or executable output. It differs from [[dynamic linking]] in that it includes the entire library being linked in the executable rather than just allowing the library to be linked automatically whenever the executable is run.
The main advantage of static linking over dynamic linking is that since the library is included directly within the executable itself, the computer running the executable doesn't need to have the library installed which can help to reduce [[dependency hell]]. However, this ease of use comes at a cost. Firstly, the executable takes up more (often a lot more) space both on the hard drive and in RAM. The program also uses more RAM than a normal one would as the kernel won't allow other processes to share code already loaded into memory. Under a dynamic linking scheme, if two programs are run which both use the same library, the kernel can, to some extent, allow both processes to access the same copy of the library (so rather than loading a copy of the library for each process, it simply loads one and lets both of them access it). This isn't possible with a statically linked binary (executable) however, since the library is part of the program being run.

==gcc==

With gcc, libraries are linked with "-l". (Note that the library could be either dynamic, or static.) A static library specified with "-lfoo" will be looked up as "libfoo.a".

The library is searched for in standard directories, plus whatever you specify with "-L". The standard directories are:
* /usr/local/lib
* /usr/lib

The order that -l's appear in matters; Symbols are only pulled from -l's that have been requested by an object file ''before'' the -l appeared.

example: If foo.o has a symbol that is defined in libbar.a, then:
g++ foo.o -lbar # this works
g++ -lbar foo.o # this doesn't work

In the one that doesn't work, nothing is pulled from bar, because no symbols have been requested that are found in it, yet.

==See also==
*[[Library-related Commands and Files]]

{{stub}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.network-theory.co.uk/docs/gccintro/gccintro_21.html An Introduction to GCC - Setting search paths]

X:Configuration

2005-12-15T17:02:40Z

Orkie: Made a stub

X can typically be configured using: 
Xorg -configure

If it fails however, you can use 
xorgconfig

If you don't know what to answer to some of the questions, use the default value.
For Hsync and Vertical resresh, use a conservative value, or use the default ones. You can consult your manual if you are not sure of the values. The lowest is a safe bet.

{{stub}}

Linux Magazines

2005-11-27T20:16:46Z

Orkie: Added in another Italian webzine that I came across (thanks to WWN #299)

I apologise for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of thse languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxforu.com/ Linux For You]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]
* [http://www.samag.com/ Sys Admin]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linuxenterprise.de/ Linux Enterprise]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't find a homepage)

==== Hungarian - Magyar ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian - Norsk bokmål ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

==== Romanian - Română ====

* [http://www.linux-magazin.ro/ Linux Magazin]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.linux-magazine.es/ Linux Magazine

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese - 中文 ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus]

==== Czech - Česká ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch - Nederlands ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://www.troubleshooters.com/newtc_magazines.htm Linux Productivity Magazine]
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.tuxjournal.net/ TuxJournal]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian - Русский ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian - Српски ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

Talk:LQRadio

2005-10-21T15:57:34Z

Orkie:

== Who will transcript what? ==

'''Format guidelines'''

Place your name followed by a space, then a colon and another space. Next goes the times which you will be transcripting.
Times will take the format h:mm:ss. Place a dash between the start and finish times, then indicate whether or not that section is completed.

All transcripts will be placed under LQRadio:Transcripts:[show name] and linked to from the main LQRadio page.

=== LQ Radio Interview #4 - Doc Searls ===
''[[LQRadio:Transcripts:Interview4|Transcript Page]]''

[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] : 0:00:00 - 0:05:00 ~ Not yet completed

== Questions ==

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[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

Will this be done in American English or British English? I am willing to do some transcripts but somebody may need to quickly read over them and look for any obviously non-American things if we do it in that since our Englishes are actually quite different :) Oh, and if translations do go ahead, I can check for inappropriate content in both French and Spanish.
:Since LQ is in the US, I'd say mostly American English should be used, but do keep in mind that we are working on having UK episodes also. [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 10:57, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)

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[[User:Titanium_geek|titanium_geek]] Sep 9, 2005
Well, personally I will be spelling in aussie english (coloUr etc) but of course, if any 'americanisms' are used by jeremy and his team- then we'll chuck em in and not translate them to another flavour of english. I will also **** swear words.
----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

That is fine then, I will just write in British English and if somebody wants to americanise it then they can run it through a US English spellchecker. Now onto how the transcripts will be divided up. How long do you think would be best for each person to do? I can't take on more than 10 minutes at a time at the moment due to school (yes, I am the very much younger generation that people are so often talking about in the forums ''':)''').
:I wouldn't really give a guideline. Rip off a piece you think you can chew and then post what you'll be doing - so there is no duplication of effort. Everyone can then take an amount they are comfortable with (which for some might be 5 minutes and for others 30). [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 14:53, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)
----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:57, Oct 21, 2005 (EDT)

Just a general notice that I've started doing some work on this but I won't be able to do the entire thing on my own - it took me an hour to do the first 6 minutes of a Podcast yesterday. Imagine how long it would take to do an entire 1 hour+ radio show!
----

LQRadio

2005-09-10T12:38:41Z

Orkie: Changed page a bit

LQRadio is a web-based radio about Linux and open-source run by [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]]. It consists of various podcasts, interviews and radio shows and can be found [http://radio.linuxquestions.org here].

== See also ==

* [[LQRadio:Transcripts|LQRadio Transcripts]]

Talk:LQRadio

2005-09-10T12:32:56Z

Orkie: Will I ever manage to format this correctly?

Talk:LQRadio

2005-09-10T12:32:24Z

Orkie: Messed up formatting of my name

== Who will transcript what? ==

'''Format guidelines'''

Place your name followed by a space, then a colon and another space. Next goes the times which you will be transcripting.
Times will take the format h:mm:ss. Place a dash between the start and finish times, then indicate whether or not that section is completed.

All transcripts will be placed under LQRadio:Transcripts:[show name] and linked to from the main LQRadio page.

=== LQ Radio Interview #4 - Doc Searls ===
''[[LQRadio:Transcripts:Interview4|Transcript Page]]''

[[User:Orkie]] : 0:00:00 - 0:05:00 ~ Not yet completed

== Questions ==

----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

Will this be done in American English or British English? I am willing to do some transcripts but somebody may need to quickly read over them and look for any obviously non-American things if we do it in that since our Englishes are actually quite different :) Oh, and if translations do go ahead, I can check for inappropriate content in both French and Spanish.
:Since LQ is in the US, I'd say mostly American English should be used, but do keep in mind that we are working on having UK episodes also. [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 10:57, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)

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[[User:Titanium_geek|titanium_geek]] Sep 9, 2005
Well, personally I will be spelling in aussie english (coloUr etc) but of course, if any 'americanisms' are used by jeremy and his team- then we'll chuck em in and not translate them to another flavour of english. I will also **** swear words.
----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

That is fine then, I will just write in British English and if somebody wants to americanise it then they can run it through a US English spellchecker. Now onto how the transcripts will be divided up. How long do you think would be best for each person to do? I can't take on more than 10 minutes at a time at the moment due to school (yes, I am the very much younger generation that people are so often talking about in the forums ''':)''').
:I wouldn't really give a guideline. Rip off a piece you think you can chew and then post what you'll be doing - so there is no duplication of effort. Everyone can then take an amount they are comfortable with (which for some might be 5 minutes and for others 30). [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 14:53, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)

Talk:LQRadio

2005-09-10T12:31:42Z

Orkie: Set up page ready for transcript info

== Who will transcript what? ==

'''Format guidelines'''

Place your name followed by a space, then a colon and another space. Next goes the times which you will be transcripting.
Times will take the format h:mm:ss. Place a dash between the start and finish times, then indicate whether or not that section is completed.

All transcripts will be placed under LQRadio:Transcripts:[show name] and linked to from the main LQRadio page.

=== LQ Radio Interview #4 - Doc Searls ===
''[[LQRadio:Transcripts:Interview4|Transcript Page]]''

[[Orkie]] : 0:00:00 - 0:05:00 ~ Not yet completed

== Questions ==

----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

Will this be done in American English or British English? I am willing to do some transcripts but somebody may need to quickly read over them and look for any obviously non-American things if we do it in that since our Englishes are actually quite different :) Oh, and if translations do go ahead, I can check for inappropriate content in both French and Spanish.
:Since LQ is in the US, I'd say mostly American English should be used, but do keep in mind that we are working on having UK episodes also. [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 10:57, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)

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[[User:Titanium_geek|titanium_geek]] Sep 9, 2005
Well, personally I will be spelling in aussie english (coloUr etc) but of course, if any 'americanisms' are used by jeremy and his team- then we'll chuck em in and not translate them to another flavour of english. I will also **** swear words.
----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

That is fine then, I will just write in British English and if somebody wants to americanise it then they can run it through a US English spellchecker. Now onto how the transcripts will be divided up. How long do you think would be best for each person to do? I can't take on more than 10 minutes at a time at the moment due to school (yes, I am the very much younger generation that people are so often talking about in the forums ''':)''').
:I wouldn't really give a guideline. Rip off a piece you think you can chew and then post what you'll be doing - so there is no duplication of effort. Everyone can then take an amount they are comfortable with (which for some might be 5 minutes and for others 30). [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 14:53, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)

Talk:LQRadio

2005-09-09T17:52:53Z

Orkie: /* Questions */

== Who will transcript what? ==

Put details of who will be carrying out which transcription efforts in here.

== Questions ==

----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

Will this be done in American English or British English? I am willing to do some transcripts but somebody may need to quickly read over them and look for any obviously non-American things if we do it in that since our Englishes are actually quite different :) Oh, and if translations do go ahead, I can check for inappropriate content in both French and Spanish.
:Since LQ is in the US, I'd say mostly American English should be used, but do keep in mind that we are working on having UK episodes also. [[User:Jeremy|Jeremy]] 10:57, Sep 9, 2005 (EDT)

----
[[User:Titanium_geek|titanium_geek]] Sep 9, 2005
Well, personally I will be spelling in aussie english (coloUr etc) but of course, if any 'americanisms' are used by jeremy and his team- then we'll chuck em in and not translate them to another flavour of english. I will also **** swear words.
----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

That is fine then, I will just write in British English and if somebody wants to americanise it then they can run it through a US English spellchecker. Now onto how the transcripts will be divided up. How long do you think would be best for each person to do? I can't take on more than 10 minutes at a time at the moment due to school (yes, I am the very much younger generation that people are so often talking about in the forums ''':)''').

Talk:LQRadio

2005-09-09T17:48:22Z

Orkie: /* Who will transcript what? */

Linux Magazines

2005-09-08T19:20:43Z

Orkie: Added a few more and ended the stubidity of this article

I apologise for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of thse languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxforu.com/ Linux For You]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]
* [http://www.samag.com/ Sys Admin]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linuxenterprise.de/ Linux Enterprise]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't find a homepage)

==== Hungarian - Magyar ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian - Norsk bokmål ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

==== Romanian - Română ====

* [http://www.linux-magazin.ro/ Linux Magazin]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.linux-magazine.es/ Linux Magazine

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese - 中文 ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus]

==== Czech - Česká ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch - Nederlands ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://www.troubleshooters.com/newtc_magazines.htm Linux Productivity Magazine]
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian - Русский ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian - Српски ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

Linux Magazines

2005-09-08T17:40:32Z

Orkie: /* German - Deutsch */ Corrected spelling error

I apologise for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of thse languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't find a homepage)

==== Hungarian - Magyar ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian - Norsk bokmål ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese - 中文 ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus]

==== Czech - Česká ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch - Nederlands ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian - Русский ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian - Српски ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

{{stub}}

Linux Magazines

2005-09-08T17:40:01Z

Orkie: /* Chinese - 中文 */ Formatting error

I apologise for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of thse languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't fina a homepage)

==== Hungarian - Magyar ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian - Norsk bokmål ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese - 中文 ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus]

==== Czech - Česká ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch - Nederlands ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian - Русский ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian - Српски ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

{{stub}}

Linux Magazines

2005-09-08T17:39:22Z

Orkie: Added some native language names (all should be correct), hoping chinese one in particular will work :)

I apologise for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of thse languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't fina a homepage)

==== Hungarian - Magyar ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian - Norsk bokmål ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese - 中文 ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus

==== Czech - Česká ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch - Nederlands ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French - Français ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German - Deutsch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian - Русский ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian - Српски ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

{{stub}}

Linux Magazines

2005-09-08T17:27:39Z

Orkie: Added 5 more as well as putting in the full name for LWN, sterted putting non-English names next to the English ones

I apologise for any incorrect listings for language as I don't speak all of thse languages. If I have gotten any of the non-English names of languages incorrect (or if you see a missing one), please correct it.

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]

==== French ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't fina a homepage)

==== Hungarian ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

==== Polish ====

* [http://www.lpmagazine.org/pl/modules/news/ Linux+]

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== Chinese ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/ChineseGB/ LinuxFocus

==== Czech ====

* [http://www.linux.cz/noviny/ Linuxové noviny]

==== Dutch ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Nederlands/ LinuxFocus]

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxfocus.org/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxgazette.net/ Linux Gazette] (there are two under this name)
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ Linux Weekly News]
* [http://linux.sys-con.com/ Linux World]

==== French ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Francais/ LinuxFocus]
* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

==== German ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Deutsch/ LinuxFocus]

==== Italian - Italiano ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Italiano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Polish - Polski ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Polish/ LinuxFocus]

==== Portuguese - Português ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Portugues/ LinuxFocus]

==== Russian ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Russian/ LinuxFocus]

==== Serbian ====

* [http://www.linux.org.yu/ Linux Yugoslavia Online]

==== Spanish - Español ====

* [http://www.gacetadelinux.com/ Gaceta de Linux]
* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Castellano/ LinuxFocus]

==== Turkish - Türkçe ====

* [http://fr.linuxfocus.org/Turkce/ LinuxFocus]

{{stub}}

Redhat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

2005-09-07T18:57:13Z

Orkie: Added CentOS

Red Hat Entreprise Linux (RHEL [http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/]) is an another distribution which take part of the [[Red Hat]] family. Based on [[Fedora]] by selecting the most stable packages, RHEL is mainly designed for professional users. 
RHEL realses are provided aproximately every 18 mounths and supported by Red Hat and its parteners for seven years. 
 
The RHEL family is comprised of four products, two designed for server sytems and two designed for client systems :

* '''Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS'''
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS (“Advanced Server”) is designed for large departmental and datacenter server deployments, best suited for systems with more than 2 CPUs or more than 16 GB of main memory.

* '''Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES'''
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES (“Entry/mid Server”) provides an entrylevel
and midrange server operating system for the Intel x86, EM64T, Itanium2, and AMD64 markets. It's differentiated from Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS by its support for smaller systems and lower price.

* '''Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS'''
Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS (“WorkStation”) is ideal for “power
user”, software development, and technical applications such as
virtualization/rendering. It includes a full suite of
desktop productivity applications for tasks such as document creation, email,
instant messaging, and web browsing.

* '''Red Hat Desktop'''
Red Hat Desktop supports 32bit Intel x86 and 64bit Intel EM64T and AMD64 systems with one CPU and up to 4 GB of main memory. It provides the same software functionality as Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS but for smaller systems and at a lower price point.

==See also==
* [[CentOS]]
* [[Fedora]]
* [[Red Hat]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/ RedHat Entreprise Linux]
* [http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/compare/ Red Hat Enterprise Linux edition]

''This article is a [[LQWiki:stub_articles|stub]] and needs to be finished. [[LQWiki:plunging_forward|Plunge forward]] and [[LQWiki:How_to_edit_a_page|help it grow]]!''

High-level language

2005-09-07T18:03:02Z

Orkie: Saw no reason for this to remain a stub any longer

A '''High-Level language''' is one which separates the programmer from the computer. These languages are typically very portable. These typically contain an English instruction set.
They are normally easier to understand and learn than machine language.

== Examples of '''High-Level''' languages ==

* [[C]]
* [[C plus plus]]
* [[PHP]]
* [[Python]]
* [[Perl]]
* [[Java]]
* [[JavaScript]]
* [[BASIC]]
* [[Pascal]]
* [[Forth]]

Linux Magazines

2005-09-07T18:00:37Z

Orkie: Added 13 magazines -- research continues

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format] (avalible in DVD and CD editions)
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/ Linux Journal]
* [http://www.linux-mag.com/ Linux Magazine]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]

==== French ====

* [http://www.linuxmag-france.org/ Linux Pratique]
* [http://www.dppresse.com/ Planète Linux]

==== German ====

* [http://www.easylinux.de/ Easy Linux]
* [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Linux Magazin]
* [http://www.linux-user.de/ Linux User]
* Pc Linux (this turned up in my research but I couldn't fina a homepage)

==== Hungarian ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

==== Italian ====

* [http://www.oltrelinux.com/ Linux&C]
* [http://www.linuxjournal.it/ Linux Journal]

==== Norwegian ====

* [http://www.linmag.no/ Linux Magasinet]

=== Web-based magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxgazette.com/ Linux Gazette]
* [http://linuxtoday.com/ Linux Today]
* [http://lwn.net/ LWN]

==== French ====

* [http://www.linuxfrench.net/ LinuxFrench]

{{stub}}

Via

2005-09-07T17:33:40Z

Orkie: Set up a redirect just in case somebody were to link to Via rather than VIA

#REDIRECT [[VIA]]

VIA

2005-09-07T17:31:42Z

Orkie: Created a page about VIA (I can confirm that driver support os very good, since my motherboard uses all VIA chipsets)

VIA (or more correctly, VIA Technologies, Inc.) is a popular manufacturer of computer chipsets. They manufacture chips for a wide range of uses such as networking, sound, USB and video.

== Linux Support ==

VIA are one of the better companies with regards to Linux drivers. They offer Linux drivers for most (maybe all) of their chipsets and support for their most common ones is built directly into the kernel.

In short, VIA are a safe bet if you are after Linux compatibility.

== External Links ==

*[http://www.viatech.com VIA homepage]

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*NIX

2005-09-07T17:23:08Z

Orkie: Messed up formatting the first time around

'''*NIX''' is a general term for operating systems which resemble [[UNIX]].

Such systems include:

*GNU/Linux
*Free/Open/Net/DesktopBSD (etc)

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*NIX

2005-09-07T17:22:39Z

Orkie: Created a small page, don't really know enough about the topic to continue it further

'''*NIX*** is a general term for operating systems which resemble [[UNIX]].

Such systems include:

*GNU/Linux
*Free/Open/Net/DesktopBSD (etc)

{{stub}}

Signal

2005-09-07T17:20:15Z

Orkie: Forgot {{stub}}

A '''Signal''' is, in a [[*NIX]] environment, a message sent to a program by the operating system. Common signals include the KILL and TERM signals which are sent at shutdown, though others are sent during normal operation of the machine.

Programs must be specially designed to respond to a particular message. One of the most useful messages that you can add support to in a program is the message sent when the shutdown command is issued. This can be used by the program to automatically save data and close.

== External Links ==
*[http://users.actcom.co.il/~choo/lupg/tutorials/signals/signals-programming.html Some useful information about signals]

{{stub}}

Signal

2005-09-07T17:14:07Z

Orkie: Created page

Talk:FAT

2005-09-07T16:34:58Z

Orkie:

In the article, I found this:


it was showing up for some reason, not as a comment so I moved it here. I don't think that it is cluster sizes, no. The main improvements of VFAT over FAT 16 were that it wasn't limited to 8.3 filenames and it could hold bigger files (as well as having larger partitions).
I'll leave it in though because I'm not sure.

[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 12:32, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)
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FAT

2005-09-07T16:34:47Z

Orkie:

'''FAT''' stands for '''F'''ile '''A'''llocation '''T'''able. It is the [[file system]] used and/or supported by versions of [[Microsoft]] [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], but has been superseded by the [[VFAT]] and [[NTFS]] file systems.

There are several versions of this file system, with varying cluster sizes: [[FAT12]], [[FAT16]], and [[FAT32]]. Each allows for successively larger files and directories to be stored.

FAT is often still used in certain devices, because it is very easy to implement and is very space-efficient for devices lacking in storage capacity.

{{stub}}

FAT

2005-09-07T16:34:37Z

Orkie: Fixed layout, added a little, removed a comment which wasn't being hidden for whatever reason, {{stub}}bed it

Talk:FAT

2005-09-07T16:32:12Z

Orkie:

FAT

2005-09-07T16:29:09Z

Orkie: Added a little bit and updated style to the standards slightly as well as running it through a spellcheck

'''FAT''' stands for '''F'''ile '''A'''llocation '''T'''able. It is the [[file system]] used and/or supported by versions of [[Microsoft]] [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], but has been superseded by the [[VFAT]] and [[NTFS]] file systems.

There are several versions of this file system, with varying cluster sizes: [[FAT12]], [[FAT16]], and [[FAT32]]. Each allows for successively larger files and directories to be stored.

FAT is often still used in certain devices, because it is very easy to implement and is very space-efficient for devices lacking in storage capacity.

FAT16

2005-09-07T16:26:18Z

Orkie: Added lots of information

The '''FAT16''' [[file system]] was used in the days of [[DOS]]. '''FAT''' is an acronym for '''F'''ile '''A'''llocation '''T'''able. It is a 16 bit file system with a 2 gigabyte limit on the size of a [[partition]]. It stores all filenames in the 8.3 format (meaning that a file could have an 8 character long name as well as a 3 character long extension to declare its type).

The FAT16 was succeeded by VFAT in Windows 95 (which was the same but stored two copies of a name to allow filenames up to 255 characters long) which was in turn obsoleted by the FAT32 file system that allowed 32 bit transactions in addition to the improvements from VFAT.

== Pros and Cons ==
FAT16 is a useful file system for use on [[floppy disk|floppy disks]] as it is very efficient with regards to size since its structures are very small (as are most FAT file systems). However, it isn't the best of file systems to use if you have enough space avalible for the larger structures of other file systems due to both the aforementioned 2 gigabyte partition limit and 8.3 filenames but also, FAT stores data wherever there is the space for it, causing fragmentation and slowdown (which can be repaired with a [[defragmenter]]). Most modern file systems don't suffer from these problems or do so to a lesser degree.

== Linux Support ==

The Linux kernel has has fully functional, safe read-write support for the FAT16 file system.

== See Also ==

*[[FAT]]

== External Links ==
*[http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/winntas/tips/techrep/filesyst.mspxA Microsoft site with some useful information about teh FAT file systems]

Talk:LQRadio

2005-09-07T15:46:30Z

Orkie:

== Who will transcript what? ==

== Questions ==

----
[[User:Orkie|Orkie]] 11:46, Sep 7, 2005 (EDT)

Will this be done in American English or British English? I am willing to do some transcripts but somebody may need to quickly read over them and look for any obviously non-American things if we do it in that since our Englishes are actually quite different :) Oh, and if translations do go ahead, I can check for inappropriate content in both French and Spanish.
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Boot Floppy

2005-09-07T15:41:45Z

Orkie: Worked out how to make a redirect

#REDIRECT [[Boot floppy]]

Boot Floppy

2005-09-01T12:07:38Z

Orkie: Dont know how to make a redirect so I made a small page instead

See [[Boot floppy]]

Orange Linux

2005-08-30T09:41:23Z

Orkie: Corrected link format error

'''Orange Linux''' is a Linux distro which runs off a single floppy disk. It includes a simple VGA driver and a small [[Pong]] game.

== External Links ==

*[http://orangelin.sourceforge.net/ Orange Linux Homepage]

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Orange Linux

2005-08-29T20:01:18Z

Orkie: Cretaed page

Floppy drive

2005-08-29T19:53:14Z

Orkie: Corrected device filename

A '''floppy drive''' is a device that reads [[floppy disk]]ettes. (In the pre- and early- 1990s it used to be a 5&1/4" floppy). Other types of floppy drives can be [[LS120]] drives, and possibly (but less likely to be considered a floppy) [[Zip drive]]s. Floppy drives are just short of obsolescence - floppies are used just enough to justify the presence of a floppy drive on a computer.

Under Linux, a floppy drive is usually assigned to the [[special device file]] /dev/fd0.

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Linux Magazines

2005-08-28T10:53:07Z

Orkie:

== A list of Linux magazines ==

=== Paper Magazines ===

==== English ====

* [http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/ Linux Format]
* [http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ Linux User and Developer]

==== Hungarian ====

* [http://www.linuxvilag.hu/ linuxvilág]

=== Web-based magazines ===

{{stub}}

Linux Magazines

2005-08-27T14:19:00Z

Orkie: Created a page

MySQL Administrator

2005-08-20T12:40:05Z

Orkie: /* Screenshots */

'''MySQL Administrator''' is a free official GUI for the popular [[MySQL]] database server. It can be used to report the server status, design schemas, perform backups and restores as well as many other things.

One of the most noticeable omissions is the ability to directly perform queries on schemas but the other official GUI [[MySQL Query Browser]] fills this gap.

MySQL Administrator requires the GTK+ runtime libraries to function.

== Screenshots ==
[http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_users.png http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_users-small.png] [http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_health_linux.png http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_health_linux-small.png] [http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_startupparams.png http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_startupparams-small.png]
[http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/linux_backup.png http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/linux_backup-small.png] [http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_start.png http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/mysqladmin_start-small.png]

== See Also ==

* [[MySQL]]
* [[MySQL Query Browser]]
* [[GTK]]

== External links ==

*[http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/administrator/ MySQL Administrator Homepage]

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MySQL Administrator

2005-08-20T12:36:46Z

Orkie: Added a screenshot from the official website

Fake64

2005-08-20T12:30:37Z

Orkie:

'''Fake64''' is an emulator for the Nintendo 64 games console.

== See also ==

* [[Emulator]]

{{stub}}

High-level language

2005-08-20T12:20:23Z

Orkie: /* Examples of '''High-Level''' languages */

A '''High-Level language''' is one which separates the programmer from the computer. These languages are typically very portable.

== Examples of '''High-Level''' languages ==

* [[C]]
* [[C plus plus]]
* [[PHP]]
* [[Python]]
* [[Perl]]
* [[Java]]
* [[JavaScript]]
* [[BASIC]]
* [[Pascal]]
* [[Forth]]

{{stub}}

High-level language

2005-08-20T12:17:24Z

Orkie: Created the page

A '''High-Level language''' is one which separates the programmer from the computer. These languages are typically very portable.

== Examples of '''High-Level''' languages ==

* [[C]]
* [[C++]]
* [[PHP]]
* [[Python]]
* [[Perl]]
* [[Java]]
* [[JavaScript]]
* [[BASIC]]
* [[Pascal]]
* [[Forth]]

{{stub}}

User:Orkie

2005-08-19T19:24:42Z

Orkie:

== What am I responsible for? ==

* The vast majority of the content on the [[Boot floppy]] page
* Starting the [[MySQL Query Browser]] and [[MySQL Administrator]] pages

== What am I currently working on? ==

* A set of PHP scripts to import your Windows (currently only XP though some generic things such as favorites are easy to change for older versions) settings to Linux
* A word-processor
* Adding content to this wiki