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       <title>Stop VIM Autocommenting (29 May 2008)</title>
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       <description>Has anyone else noticed how the newer versions of VIM attempt to be smart? Yeah, they think that just because you typed a comment on one line that you want to comment the next line, and the next, and the next. I don't know about you, but I'll tell the program which lines I want to comment, not the other way around.
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       <title>Redundant Array Of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) (29 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11616</link>
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       <description>The storage capacity and data retrieval speeds of Hard Disks have increased multiple folds in last few years. However for large business organizations, which not only need to store terabytes of invaluable data but access them frequently as well. These organizations cannot afford to let their systems go offline even for a short duration of time. Moreover they cannot even think of losing even small amount of data due to disk failure or for that matter any other reason.</description>
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       <title>Picking the right Eclipse distribution for you (29 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11617</link>
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       <description>Which Eclipse distribution is right for you? Compare the CodeGear JBuilder 28 Turbo trial version, nexB EasyEclipse, Europa bundles, and Innoopract's Yoxo On Demand distros. Many of these Eclipse distributions already contain the plug-ins and tools you need to start working right away. </description>
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       <title>Watching Live-TV On Your Ubuntu Desktop With Zatto (28 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11614</link>
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       <description>Zattoo has developed a software program that allows you to watch TV on your computer. All you need is a broadband connection and a current operating system (Windows XP or Vista, Mac OS X, or Linux). The service is legal and free of charge.

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       <title>Manage Widget Geometry in PyGTK (28 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11613</link>
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       <description>Several container widgets exist in GTK+, and with the toolkit's API, you can create user-defined containers. This API is also exposed to PyGTK. In this article, learn how to create a "weighted-table" container in PyGTK. The implementation introduces you to the basic model of GTK+ geometry management and gives you a feel for what to consider and expect when implementing container widgets.</description>
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       <title>How To Install A TeamSpeak Server (28 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11612</link>
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       <description>This tutorial describes how to set up a TeamSpeak server on an Ubuntu Server system. Teamspeak has the ability to make more than one server by setting different ports for each server. The user that controls all these servers is called the SuperAdmin, he has the ability to make more servers and users with or without their rights.</description>
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       <title>Changing The Language &amp; Keyboard Layout (13 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11610</link>
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       <description>This document describes how to reconfigure the default language and the keyboard layout on various distributions so that they suit your location. I made this howto for our VMware images where the keyboard layout is always set to German and a few users have problems to configure the language and keyboard layout on these images.</description>
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       <title>How to: Asus Eee PC protection with privacy filter (13 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11609</link>
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       <description>This article will show you how to make your Asus Eee PC secure from prying eyes by using a privacy filter. 3M Privacy Filters help block the screen view from anyone viewing the computer from a side view. Their unique microlouver privacy technology allows just persons directly in front of the computer to see on screen data clearly.


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       <title>Unison - file synchronization tool (13 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11611</link>
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       <description>Unison is a file-synchronization tool for Unix and Windows. It allows two replicas of a collection of files and directories to be stored on different hosts (or different disks on the same host), modified separately, and then brought up to date by propagating the changes in each replica to the other.

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       <title>Debug and tune apps on the fly with Firebug (13 May 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11608</link>
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       <description>In this article, learn to use Firebug, a free, open source extension for the Firefox browser that provides many useful developer features and tools. Using Firebug, you can monitor, edit, and debug live pages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript code, and network traffic. </description>
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       <title>The Perfect Desktop - Mandriva One 2008 Spring (23 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11606</link>
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       <description>This document describes step by step how to set up a Mandriva One 28 Spring (Mandriva 28.1) desktop (GNOME). The result is a fast, secure and extendable system that provides all you need for daily work and entertainment.</description>
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       <title>Managing The GRUB Bootloader With QGRUBEditor (23 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11607</link>
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       <description>QGRUBEditor is a graphical frontend for managing the GRUB bootloader. By using QGRUBEditor, you do not have to mess around with the GRUB configuration in /boot/grub/menu.lst anymore. This article shows how to install and use QGRUBEditor on Ubuntu 7.1.</description>
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       <title>Identify speakers with sndpeek (23 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11605</link>
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       <description>Learn to build basic assistance programs to help the hearing-impaired identify speakers in a bandwidth-limited context. Use sndpeek and custom algorithms to match voices to a pre-recorded library so users know who is speaking in teleconferences, podcasts, and live media events. </description>
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       <title>Workload Partitioning (WPAR) in AIX 6.1 (23 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11604</link>
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       <description>The most popular innovation of IBM AIX Version 6.1 is clearly workload partitioning (WPARs). Once you get past the marketing hype, you'll need to determine the value that WPARs can provide in your environment.  You can discover that here.</description>
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       <title>Scheduled Backups With Rsyncbackup On Debian Etch (21 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11603</link>
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       <description>This document describes how to set up and configure rsyncbackup on Debian Etch. Rsyncbackup is a Perl script that cooperates with rsync. It is easy to configure and able to create scheduled backups (partial and incremental backups).</description>
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       <title>Introducing Linux Client Pilot (21 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11601</link>
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       <description>Learn what's involved when introducing a Linux client pilot in your organization, including planning for business and IT requirements, architecture decisions, risks, and understanding how IBM's open collaboration client is used to implement this desktop of the future, today.</description>
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       <title>Tools to access Linux Partitions from Windows (21 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11602</link>
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       <description>If you dual boot with Windows and Linux, and have data spread across different partitions on Linux and Windows, you should be really in for some issues.

It happens sometimes you need to access your files on Linux partitions from Windows, and you realize it isn't possible easily. Not really, with these tools in hand - it's very easy for you to access files on your Linux partitions from Windows.

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       <title>Visually Impaired Flash Usability Tool (21 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11600</link>
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       <description>aDesigner is a disability simulator that helps designers ensure that their content and applications are accessible and usable by the visually impaired. The new version adds support for OpenDocument Format (ODF) and Flash content; presentation simulation function for ODF documents.</description>
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       <title>Unattended Fedora 8 Installation (8 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11598</link>
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       <description>This document describes how to set up an installation environment with kickstart and NFS on Fedora 8. With the resulting system you will be able run unattended Fedora 8 installations on the client systems in your LAN - additionally, you will save lots of Internet bandwidth. The whole client configuration can be included into the kickstart file (especially the post-installation script) so you, the admin, will also save a vast amount of time.</description>
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       <title>Running Linux on PS3: Working with Memory (8 Apr 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11599</link>
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       <description>The Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) runs Linux, but getting it to run well requires some tweaking. The first part introduced features and benefits, and Part 2 takes a look at where all the memory goes in the PS3 and how to reclaim it, along with what significant things can impact a PS3 system's performance running Linux. </description>
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       <title>Upgrade Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) to Ubuntu 8.04 (27 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11595</link>
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       <description>Ubuntu 8.4 LTS is the upcoming version of the Ubuntu operating system. The common name given to this release from the time of its early development was "Hardy Heron".This tutorial explains you step by step procedure how to Upgrade Ubuntu 7.1 (Gutsy Gibbon) to Ubuntu 8.4 LTS (Hardy Heron) Beta

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       <title>How To Set Up Software RAID1 On A Running LVM (27 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11597</link>
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       <description>This guide explains how to set up software RAID1 on an already running LVM system (Debian Etch). The GRUB bootloader will be configured in such a way that the system will still be able to boot if one of the hard drives fails (no matter which one).</description>
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       <title>Linux Directory Structure Overview (27 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11596</link>
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       <description>One of the most noticeable differences between Linux and Windows is the directory structure. Not only is the format different, but the logic of where to find things is different.This tutorial will explain about Linux Directory Structure Overview with graphical image.

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       <title>Terminal functions for shell scripting with Shell (27 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11594</link>
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       <description>"Shell Curses" is a library of script functions that provide the shell programmer the ability to perform text-based cursor movements to specified locations on the screen. This ability permits the creation of menuing and data-entry systems using shell scripts without the need for compiled binaries. These functions are similar to the "C" language "Curses" library.</description>
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       <title>Name from PID with DTrace (25 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11592</link>
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       <description>By the time I go to use this it will probably be different but hey."The other day, there was an interesting post on the DTrace mailing list asking how to derive a process name from a pid. This really ought to be a built-in feature of D, but it isn't (at least not yet). I hacked up a solution to the user's problem by cribbing the algorithm from mdb's ::pid2proc function whose source code you can find here. The basic idea is that you need to look up the pid in pidhash to get a chain of struct</description>
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       <title>disabling snmpXdmid on Solaris 10 (dmi) (25 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11593</link>
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       <description>I still find the service manager stuff confusing."On a recent server build project we ran into a security scan that surprised us with a mandate that snmpXdmid be disabled. The alleged vulnerability is based on a buffer overflow that originated in the days of Solaris 8 as documented in CIAC Information Bulleting l-65 and SunSolve Security bulletin #27. The details aren't important to this story other than finding it entertaining to respond to a Solaris 8 vulnerability on a Solaris 1 build. I</description>
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       <title>Install OpenWRT, Chillispot, FreeRadius (24 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11588</link>
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       <description>If you have ever tried to implement one of the hotspot HowTos on this and other sites, it might have dawned on you that this is not an easy feat to accomplish. Amazingly most solutions also leave out the most important part - how to get paid by the punters using the hotspot. Some will offer prepaid solution or access tickets that need to be printed, but this will require staff being involved on the premises. And in particular, once you want to offer a professional service and not just a toy</description>
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       <title>KDE 4.1 to bring back Konqueror tree view, other g (24 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11591</link>
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       <description>Nice stuff on the way."Many basic features that were noticeably absent in the 4. release are beginning to show up as the as the 4.1 release which is scheduled for July approaches." KDE 4.1 to bring back Konqueror tree view, other goodies</description>
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       <title>Holy smokes! A holey file! (24 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11590</link>
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       <description>I like ZFS. Lots of cools stuff.  Even though if we upgraded to Solaris 1 at work we would probably not implement it.  SANs take away a lot of the reasons for it, least that is how it looks to me."First, let's review a little bit about how ZFS works. By default, when ZFS writes anything, it generates a checksum which is recorded someplace else, presumably safe. Actually, the checksum is recorded at least twice, just to be doubly sure it is correct. And that record is also checksummed. Back </description>
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       <title>Monitory Mainframe Sessions Remotely (24 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11589</link>
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       <description>Users access z/OS mainframes using a 327 terminal emulator such as IBM Personal Communications. In this article, learn how to build a simple shell script for Linux or UNIX that gives you a second terminal emulator to view everything a mainframe user is doing in real time.</description>
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       <title>Using Python to create UNIX command line tools (21 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11587</link>
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       <description>Do you fully understand the OSI model? Are you comfortable with subnetting? Do you understand UNIX permissions?  By the end of this article, anyone involved in IT at any capacity should be able to create at least a simple command line tool.</description>
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       <title>Happy 15th birthday NetBSD! (21 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11586</link>
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The NetBSD Project celebrates its 15th anniversary: 
The first commits were made to the NetBSD source code repository on March 21, 1993, 
and the first release of the NetBSD Operating System, NetBSD .8, was announced on USENET shortly thereafter. Throughout the past fifteen years, NetBSD has increased 
the portability and security of the 4.4BSD operating system on which NetBSD was 
based, and added support for new processor and system families, while enhancing the
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       <title>Prepare a Self-Installing Drive for Blade Servers (21 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11585</link>
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       <description>Build a bootable, self-installing hard disk drive for an IBM BladeCenter HS2 blade server running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 1 following these nine easy steps. When the system boots from this drive for the first time, it automatically begins to install Linux on the disk, which eases the task of preloading the operating system and lightens user workload.</description>
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       <title>DTraceToolkit in MacOS X (18 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11582</link>
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       <description>Dtrace looks like a great tool.  Perhaps the best thing to come out in a while for  troubleshooting."Apple included DTrace in MacOS X 1.5 (Leopard), released in October 27. It's great to have DTrace available in MacOS X for its powerful application and kernel performance analysis. To think that there is now another kernel we can examine using DTrace is exciting - it's like discovering a new planet in the solar system." The Wall: DTraceToolkit in MacOS X</description>
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       <title>A look into Solaris, by Derek Crudgington (18 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11583</link>
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       <description>"Solaris x86 jumpstart on ISC DHCP If you are using the Solaris dhcp server, stop now. Save yourself hours of time of trying to figure out pntadm, dhtadm, and just use ISC DHCP on Solaris. It's very simple, painless, and you will be glad you did." A look into Solaris, by Derek Crudgington</description>
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       <title>Shuttle's $199 PC will ship with Foresight Linux (18 Mar 2008)</title>
       <link>http://RootPrompt.org/article.php3?article=11584</link>
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       <description>One look and I want one, not sure what I would use it for, but when does that stop  a geek from wanting a computer."Shuttle announced today that its upcoming $199 KPC will ship with the open-source Foresight Linux distribution. In addition to a price that squarely targets the budget market, the KPC features a small form factor and high energy efficiency. Shuttle has teamed up with Foresight and says that the Linux distribution's intuitive interface, user-focused design, and robust selection</description>
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