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A Quick Introduction
to Bash Programming (Part 1-2)
Written by : Harold Rodriguez
This article is a roller coaster ride through all
the basics of Bash programming. Harold has dealt
with all topics in such a manner, that newcomers
would be completely at ease and experienced users
would also find it interesting. This is one of the
best introductions that you would find to Bash programming!!
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A
PHP Tutorial for Beginners (Part 1 - 5)
Written by : Luigi Arlotta
PHP is an excellent server-side technology for dynamic
webpage generation. This elaborate 5-Part tutorial
written by Luigi Arlotta explains the basics of PHP
programming. His style is so simple that even absolute
beginners would have no trouble following this tutorial.
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Input/Output
Redirection in Unix
Written by : Ramnick G
Redirection is one of Unix's strongest points. Ramnick
explains this concept in this article. He talks about
Input, Output & Error Redirection. He cites many
simple and useful ways in which we can put redirection
to good use.
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How
and when to use the dd command?
Written by : Sam Chessman
In this article, Sam Chessman explains the use of
the dd command with a lot of useful examples. This
article is not aimed at absolute beginners. Once you
are familiar with the basics of Linux, you would be
in a better position to use the dd command.
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Accessing
CDROMs in Linux (covers mount, umount, fstab configuration
file)
Written by : Vince Veselosky
One of the first things you'll need to do after you're
up and running is access programs and documentation
on CDROMs. But where the heck are they? There's no
D: drive!! (like you used to have in Windows). Vince
Veselosky explains how you can access CDROMs and floppies
in Linux by using a procedure known as mounting.
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