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RootPrompt.org May 8, 2000 Lance Spitzner	Getting Your Interfaces to Talk How to configure, troubleshoot, and modify system interfaces under Solaris.
RootPrompt.org May 3, 2000 Noel	Cracked! Part 1: Denial and Truth The phone rings or an email comes in and someone tells you that they have reason to believe that your box or boxes have been cracked....
RootPrompt.org April 26, 2000 Mike Eschman	Certified Mainframe Unix An overview of UNIX services on Certified Unix on IBM Mainframes.
Linux Journal May 2000 Ibrahim F. Haddad	X/Motif Programming This article will introduce the basic concepts in building a graphical user interface in X and Motif...
Linux Journal May 2000 Marjorie L. Richardson	Take Command - xv: the X Viewer When you want to take a quick look at a graphics file, XV is the application to use.
Linux Journal May 2000 David Watt	A Real-Time Data Plotting Program How to program using the Qt windowing system in X. Each of Qt's functional components is packaged as a C++ class...
Linux Journal May 2000 Steve Collyer	Shell Functions and Path Variables, Part 3 A continuation of our introduction to path variables and elements.
RootPrompt.org April 19, 2000 Jeremy D. Zawodny	Emacs Beginner's Tutorial Emacs is one of the most popular and powerful text editors used on Linux (and Unix). It is second in popularity only to vi. It is known for it huge feature set, ability to be easily customized, and lack of bugs....
RootPrompt.org April 12, 2000	OMU - One Man Unix In the late 1970s and early 1980s (the good old days of "hobby computing") before the IBM PC and its clones took over the world Steve Hosgood built a Unix clone at home...
RootPrompt.org April 5, 2000 Ben Y. Yoshino	The VI Editor The VI editor is a screen-based editor used by many Unix users. The VI editor has powerful features to aid programmers, but many beginning users avoid using VI because the different features overwhelm them....
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