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These are some sites that I have found to be excellent resources. You may be wondering why Google is on the list. Ask anyone who does a lot of research on the internet where they always go first and they will 99 times out of 100 say Google. Chad Wollenberg at the Linux Basement said the same thing in his podcast about responding to people's questions. I will be happy to help with your questions, Linux or Windows, but you have to do some initial research. Send me what you have done already and we can build off of that. You can email me at aj@linuxgeekdom.com.

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Episode 9: Computer America Appearance

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Program of the Week: none

Links: Computer America

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Episode 8: Linux: Why? Why Not? Part II

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Command of the Week: "wall" and "telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl"

Program of the Week: testdisk (via command line) and Recuva

Links: Every OS Sucks Video / Angry Birds Wiki / LogicSim.zip / Eset Comparison Chart

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Episode 7: Linux and Businesses: A Joining of the Minds

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Command of the Week: none

Program of the Week: none

Links: I.T. Comparison Chart / Not So Fast Linux / Moving to Linux: A Business' Guide

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Garbage Ramble 1: Well, Me and Everything

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Links: Tech Support Shirt / Linux Cheat Sheet Shirt / Sudo Shirt / Co-Exist Shirt

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Mini-Rant and Ramble 3: Linux Comes Up to Bat

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Mini-Rant and Ramble 2: The Mysterious Guest

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Episode 6: Getting It on With GIMP

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Links: Anime Girl Pic and Ocean by Sweet Surrender taken from DeviantArt

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Mini-Rant and Ramble 1: Making Your Own External Hard Drive CHEAP!

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0 --- 000 no permission

1 --x 001 execute

2 -w- 010 write

3 -wx 011 write and execute

4 r-- 100 read

5 r-x 101 read and execute

6 rw- 110 read and write

7 rwx 111 read, write and execute

Anyway, look at it and it will make sense after a minute. Thanks and ttyl. -A.J.

Episode 5: Listener Feedback

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Program of the Week: Songbird and GIMP (Windows/Linux editions)

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Special Episode: Hacker Public Radio Apperance-Is There Such Thing as Ethical Hacking?

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Episode 4: The Command Line: A World Without a GUI Part II

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Command of the Week: fastdup and aptitude search ~c | awk '{ print $2}' | xargs aptitude -y purge

Program of the Week: bootskins free and Mozilla Thunderbird

Links: shell-fu.org / bootskins_free_xp.zip / fastdup (Linux)

Notes:

These are directories that you can use in the command line and this can be a reference:

 
 -    /dev -- contains device drivers 

 -    /bin and /usr/bin -- contains standard Linux commands 

 -    /lib and /usr/lib -- contains standard Linux libraries 

 -    /var -- contains configuration files and log files 

 -    /etc -- contains default configuration files 

 -    /usr/local/bin -- contains commands not a part of the distribution, added by administrator 
 
 -    /opt -- contains commercial software 

 -    /tmp -- stores temporary files 

 -    /sbin and /usr/sbin -- contains system administration commands (/sbin stands for "safe" bin)

These are device files that can be used on the command line:

 -    /dev/tty -- The terminal window (or console) your program is running under 

 -    /dev/dsp -- The interface that plays AU sound files on your sound card 

 -    /dev/fd0 -- The first floppy drive 

 -    /dev/hda1-- The first IDE drive partition 

 -    /dev/sda1-- The first SCSI drive partition

I hope this helps you as a reference while you use the command line. Thanks for listening and keep listening in the future. Ttyl. -A.J.

Episode 3: The Command Line: A World Without a GUI

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Command of the Week: wget -m www.linuxgeekdom.com and "tab completing"

Program of the Week: droopy.py and I Wanna Be the Guy

Links: I Wanna Be the Guy and "bash droopycustom.sh"

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Episode 2: Linux: Why? Why Not?

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Command of the Week: lshw -class disk -class storage, -class network, -short

Program of the Week: Clonezilla and Abuse

Links: unetbootin.zip

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Episode 1: Introductions

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Command of the Week: lshw

Program of the Week: VLC and GIMP

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