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** [[OS-Linux-Local-Rpms|Linux Packages]] : RPMs that commonly loaded after a basic installation. | ** [[OS-Linux-Local-Rpms|Linux Packages]] : RPMs that commonly loaded after a basic installation. | ||
** [[OS-Linux-Local-FileSystem|File System Practices]] : Changes made to a "standard" installation. | ** [[OS-Linux-Local-FileSystem|File System Practices]] : Changes made to a "standard" installation. | ||
| + | * [[OS-Linux-Desktop|Linux Desktop Information]] : On KDE, Plasma, or, other desktops and related matters. | ||
* [[OS-Linux-Service|GNU/Linux Services]] : About configuring system services on a "standard" installation. | * [[OS-Linux-Service|GNU/Linux Services]] : About configuring system services on a "standard" installation. | ||
** [[OS-Linux-Service-Apache|apache]] : A full-featured web server. | ** [[OS-Linux-Service-Apache|apache]] : A full-featured web server. | ||
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*** General information and resources related to use of CUPS. | *** General information and resources related to use of CUPS. | ||
*** Information about obtaining and installing custom printer drivers. | *** Information about obtaining and installing custom printer drivers. | ||
| − | ** [[OS-Linux- | + | ** [[OS-Linux-Service-Mysql|MySQL]] : Commonly used SQL database back-end for web servers. |
** [[OS-Linux-Service-Postgresql|PostgreSQL]] : SQL database back-end for data-centric applications. | ** [[OS-Linux-Service-Postgresql|PostgreSQL]] : SQL database back-end for data-centric applications. | ||
** [[OS-Linux-Service-Sound|Sound]] : Sound-related information. | ** [[OS-Linux-Service-Sound|Sound]] : Sound-related information. | ||
| + | * [[OS-Linux-System|System]] : System-related information and configuration tips. | ||
* [[OS-Linux-Tool|GNU/Linux Tools]] : About notable tools that facilitate use of Linux systems. | * [[OS-Linux-Tool|GNU/Linux Tools]] : About notable tools that facilitate use of Linux systems. | ||
** [[OS-Linux-Tool-Mandriva|Mandriva Tools]] : About administrative utilities developed by Mandriva. | ** [[OS-Linux-Tool-Mandriva|Mandriva Tools]] : About administrative utilities developed by Mandriva. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:41, 2 March 2018
All about linux...
- Linux Local Conventions : Information about how Linux is set up here.
- Linux Packages : RPMs that commonly loaded after a basic installation.
- File System Practices : Changes made to a "standard" installation.
- Linux Desktop Information : On KDE, Plasma, or, other desktops and related matters.
- GNU/Linux Services : About configuring system services on a "standard" installation.
- apache : A full-featured web server.
- autofs : Auto-mount/unmount resources based on access or a lack thereof.
- CUPS : CUPS is an open source printing system developed for Mac OS® X and UNIX®-like operating systems.
- General information and resources related to use of CUPS.
- Information about obtaining and installing custom printer drivers.
- MySQL : Commonly used SQL database back-end for web servers.
- PostgreSQL : SQL database back-end for data-centric applications.
- Sound : Sound-related information.
- System : System-related information and configuration tips.
- GNU/Linux Tools : About notable tools that facilitate use of Linux systems.
- Mandriva Tools : About administrative utilities developed by Mandriva.
- tnef : TNEF is a program for unpacking Microsoft winmail.dat MIME attachments.
- XSLT Tools : XSLT processors.
- ...
