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Linux Gazette
An e-zine dedicated to making Linux just a little bit more fun. Published the first day of every month. Issue 186: June, 2011
 
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By LG StaffOur MailbagMany thanks for your bash permission articleCrowdsource + open source to preserve US war documentsProblem with installing a local module2-cent Tip: Octal permissions in "ls"Odd system load situation, LG February 2011 (#183)Duplicate LG mailing list reportsTalkback:183/lg_foolish.html2D CAD DraftSight Now Available for LinuxTalkback:184/grebler1.htmlLG - what's next?SVN authenticationPadding a string in PerlTalkback:184/lg_bytes.htmlStubborn or Fried Memory card?The Cognitive Style of UnixOMFG... G00G13'Z B33N H4XX0R3D!!!Possible 2-cent tip: Opening files from the command line
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By Deividson Luiz Okopnik and Howard DyckoffContents:News in General71% of iPhone and Android Apps Violate Open Source LicensesIronKey finds UK Organisations Fear Organised Cyber-crimeConferences and EventsDistro NewsUbuntu 11.04 Goes GoldSlackware 13.37 releasedYocto 1.0 and Carrier Grade Linux 5.0 ReleasedSoftware and Product NewsVMware Delivers Cloud Foundry as an Open PaaSNew Version of Intel Atom CPU aimed at NetBooks and TabletsSPLUNK 4.2 Features real-time alerting
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By AnonymousComing back again to Ubuggy in the text console, be sure you are relaxed and in tolerance mode.
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By Anton BorisovPostgreSQL is an enterprise-level database. It is an open-source software, competes by some features with products from Oracle, so it is no surpise that more and more projects delegate such important duties like data-mining and data handling to PostgreSQL. And what's more important, the architectural design for this database is extremely powerful and conforms to KISS principal very close, so it is really very fun to deal with PGSQL internal programming, as well as maintaining it.
PostgreSQL - import of large texts and dynamic content

By Silas BrownEncyclopaedia Britannica is a commercial encyclopedia and is therefore non-free, but old versions of the CDs and DVDs can often be purchased cheaply in second-hand markets. Of particular interest are the 2004 editions, as its publishers have made available an unofficial Linux support script for 2004 editions of Britannica(the Windows installer does not yet work on WINE). If you follow their instructions, you can expect to see the basic encyclopedia articles and images, but you might have a more difficult time with the Webster dictionary entries and some of the multimedia.
Running Encyclopaedia Britannica on Linux

By Howard DyckoffThis is very full month, a Red Hat/MeeGo/Synergy month.
Away Mission - May/June 2011

By Henry GreblerLet's get the disclaimers out of the way quickly.
FreeBSD - An Intro for Linux Devotees

By Shane CollingeThese images are scaled down to minimize horizontal scrolling.
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