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BitTorrent Protocol Version 1.0 Revision 1.33

This document describes the BitTorrent Protocol version 1.0 referred to as "BTP/1.0". The BitTorrent Protocol (BTP) is a protocol for collaborative file distribution across the Internet and has bee...
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  • bagsta published this 10/02/2008
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VT100 User Guide

This document is a reproduction of the third edition of this book, published by Digital in June 1981. Although I have proof-read this, there may still be errors remaining. If you find one, please t...
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  • bagsta published this 06/30/2008
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Application Development for the OLPC Laptop

The XO laptop (of the One-Laptop-Per-Child initiative) is an inexpensive laptop project intended to help educate children around the world. The XO laptop includes many innovations, such as a novel,...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Compiling and Installing Software From Sources

Learn how to compile and install open source programs from their original source code. This tutorial shows how to compile the vast majority of Unix sources. developerWorks columnist Daniel Robbins ...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Fast Web Browsing With a Caching Proxy

This free tutorial will show you how to compile, install, and configure oops, an open source, high-performance, multi-threaded Web proxy under Linux. Caching Web proxies are especially useful for a...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Backing Up Your Linux Machines

Cover your back in the worst-case scenario with the techniques in this tutorial. Even new, high-quality hard drives will occasionally fail. Regular system backups are essential, especially for busy...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Build a Linux Test Network

This tutorial shows how to combine Samba and GRUB to build a compact, highly adaptable, cross-platform test network, capable of booting and networking a large number of operating systems on a small...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Build a GCC-Based Cross Compiler for Linux

Get step-by-step instructions for building a cross-compiler so that you can build and develop applications for an alternative platform. Cross-compilers can be useful in many different situations, s...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Test-First Programming With Ruby

This tutorial will build a simple Ruby application following Test First principles. It will start with an overview of the Test::Unit library that ships with Ruby then move on to writing tests from ...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Manage C Data Using the GLib Collections

In this tutorial, learn how to use the GLib collection data structures to effectively manage data within C programs. In particular, you'll see how to use GLib's built-in data structures/containers ...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Vi Intro -- The Cheat Sheet Method

This tutorial shows how to use vi, a powerful visual editor. Using an accelerated "cheat sheet" method, this tutorial aims to make you a proficient vi user without requiring a huge time commitment....
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Hacking the Linux 2.6 kernel, Part 2 Making your first hack

In this second of a two-part series, discover the organization of the Linux kernel source, build an understanding of system calls, and craft your own kernel modules and patches. Found @ ibm.com
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Hacking the Linux 2.6 Kernel, Part 1 Getting Ready

In this first of a two-part series, learn about system and environment requirements, the best ways to acquire Linux source code, how to configure and boot your new kernel, and how to use the printk...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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UNIX Tips and Tricks for a New User, Part 4 Some Nifty Shell Tricks

When writing a shell program, you often come across some special situation that you'd like to handle automatically. This tutorial includes examples of such situations from small Bourne shell script...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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UNIX Tips and Tricks for a New User, Part 3 Introducing Filters and Regular Expressions

Discover the power of UNIX(R) filters. In this tutorial, you'll learn about the grep family in depth, including the syntax of regular expressions in many UNIX utilities. You'll also find out more a...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Industrial-Strength Linux Lockdown, Part 2 Executing Only Signed Binaries

For technical and non-technical users alike, maintaining a large installed base of Linux machines can be a harrowing experience for an administrator. Technical users take advantage of Linux's extre...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Building your own memory manager for C C++ projects

Performance optimization of code is serious business. It's fairly common to see a piece of functionally correct software written in C or C++ that takes way too much memory, time, or, in the worst c...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Industrial-strength Linux lockdown, Part 1 Removing the shell

For technical and non-technical users alike, maintaining a large installed base of Linux machines can be a harrowing experience for an administrator. Technical users take advantage of Linux's extre...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Sockets Programming in Python

This tutorial shows how to develop sockets-based networking applications using Python. In this tutorial, you first learn a few Python basics and see why Python makes a good network programming lang...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Sockets Programming in Ruby

This tutorial shows how to develop sockets-based networking applications using the Ruby language. You learn Ruby basics as well as the most important classes for sockets programming, and then look ...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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