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XWindows Primer Tutorial
The XWindow System is a windowing system most commonly found on unix or Linux operating systems. On the Mac OS X Linux system this XWindow System may be called X11, or more recently XQuartz. At one stage it was more … Continue reading →
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Tagged GIMP, Linux, operating system, software, tutorial, unix, windowing system, X Windows, X11, Xquartz, XWindows
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PostScript at Linux Primer Tutorial
PostScript page-layout language enables a user to tailor the use of their hardcopy (or softcopy) documents that end up in this format. PostScript has been around a long time and you may come across printers, particularly on Windows, that don’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bash, command line, GIMP, gv, Linux, Mac, Mac OS X, Mac Terminal, Macports, PDF, PostScript, tutorial, unix, Xquartz
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Perl CGI Email Primer Tutorial
Today we again venture into the world of CGI (Common Gateway Interface) on our Apache/PHP/MySql web server, this time to investigate using the Perl CGI to send emails via the Linux sendmail command. Found with the use of sendmail there … Continue reading →
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Tagged CentOS, CGI, email, Gmail, Javascript, Linux, operating system, Perl, programming, sendmail, tutorial, unix, web server
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Perl CGI Redirect Primer Tutorial
Today we venture into the world of CGI (Common Gateway Interface) on our Apache/PHP/MySql web server. So what language is default for CGI work on such a web server? It could be Perl or Python, or maybe something else like … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, CentOS, CGI, Google, Google Translate, HTML, Linux, Perl, programming, redirect, translation, tutorial, unix, web server
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Linux Find and/or Locate Files/Directories Primer Tutorial
Linux (or Unix) servers have two really useful commands which help the user find files and/or directories … locate and find. Doubt there are many people out there who have not mislaid a computer file at some time or other. … Continue reading →
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Tagged find, Linux, locate, operating system, unix
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Linux Crontab Curl Primer Tutorial
Linux (or Unix) is a command line environment that supports interactive and non-interactive task management. Often non-interactive tasks are known as batch processes, often intended not to rely on any user intervention, unless there is a problem. Today, in this … Continue reading →
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Java Command Line Arguments Primer Tutorial
If you are writing a batch process and have reached a process part requiring a compiled program (perhaps because this part has some CPU grunt associated with it) you can do a lot worse than use Java and allow user … Continue reading →
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Tagged application, batch, command line, command line arguments, Java, Linux, operating system, pipe, program, programming, shell script, solution, supervisor, tutorial, unix
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Web Server Access Primer Tutorial
When you maintain a Web Server there are lots of tools of use, but just what do you need to run an Apache/PHP/MySql web server? … Who’s smart idea was this? … … sun comes up … … sun goes … Continue reading →
