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Linux in general, Something Covering commands, The kernel itslef and the windows kernel also, Where It Came from. and thats all for now. i like to read up on this kinda stuff. i feed on knowledge. i like to know how things work. any input is needed thanks!
Try www.tldp.org, as well as reading the man pages. RedHat 6.2 comes with a program called xman for reading man pages in X-windows, so I am guessing that RH9.0 probably has it also...
http://www.linux.org/Quote:
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http://linuxcommand.org/Quote:
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http://www.this_site_does_not_exist/viewtopic.php?t=75
http://www.kernel.org/Quote:
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Jason
By "the windows kernel", do you mean the kernel in Winbloze or the X windowing system?Quote:
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Anyway, what is it that you want to know exactly? How it works? Or something else?
both. i want to know everything. how it works pluses minuses anything.
I guess you want to read this one for starters:
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Unix-and-I...WTO/index.html
i just tryed that xman in slackware...and it works for anyone that wanted to know.Quote:
Try www.tldp.org, as well as reading the man pages. RedHat 6.2 comes with a program called xman for reading man pages in X-windows, so I am guessing that RH9.0 probably has it also...
I find that the best way of reading man pages is this:
Or gv, if you have that. Unfortunately I don't on this computer.Code:man -t manpage | ggv -