- complete list of Linux kernals: www.kernel.org
- complete open source def'n: www.opensource.org
- GNU stands for "GNUs Not UNIX."
- GPL freely available: www.gnu.org
- list of approved open source licenses: www.opensource.org
- Linux Advantages:
- risk reduction
- meeting business needs
- stability and security
- flexibility for different hardware platforms
- ease of customization
- ease of obtaining support
- cost reduction
- OSS
- list of recent computer viruses: www.viruslist.com
- list of embedded linux vendors: www.embedded-linux.org
- HOWTO documents: www.tldp.org or from Linux Documentation Project www.linuxdoc.org
- search for Linux groups: http://groups.google.com
- use google to search for LUG in your city
- description of FSF and GNU: www.gnu.org
- GUI in Linux is referred to as X Windows: www.XFree86.org
- GNU Network Object Model Environment (GNOME)
- K Desktop Environment (KDE)
- complete list of Linux distributions: www.linux.org
- Linux Distributions
- common uses of Linux
- Internet servers
- Mail services
- Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) - sendmail, postfix, smail, qmail
- Mail Delivery Agent (MDA) - procmail, fetchmail
- Mail User Agent (MUA) - mutt, pine, printmail, elm, mail, Netscape, Eudora
- Routing
- FTP services
- Firewalls and proxy services
- Web services
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
- Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- Apache Web Server: www.apache.org
- News services
- DNS services
- Internet Protocol (IP) address
- fully qualified domain names (FQDNs): IPs masked by strings of user-friendly names such as www.linux.org
- Domain Naming Service (DNS)
- Berkeley Internet Name Daemon (BIND): www.isc.org (Internet Systems Consortium - ISC)
- File and print servers
- Application servers
- Supercomputers
- Scientific/Engineering Workstation
- Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing Network (SHARCnet): www.sharcnet.ca
- Office Workstation
- text editor (such as Nedit)
- word processor (such as Abiword)
- graphic editing software (such as Gimp)
- desktop publishing software (such as Lyx)
- financial software (such as Gnucash)
- office productivity suites (such as StarOffice)
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