Knowledge Base
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Introduction
This part of our website is designed to be used for other Unix/Linux related resources and links on the internet that are not local-related.
General Topics
- How to get Help
- Obtaining Linux/BSD
- Wiki Tips - useful when contributing to our website
Operating System Specific
Follow these links for pages related to each:
Languages
Non-platform specific...
Networking
Non-platform specific
- Routers (home/consumer specific)
- Wireless Router Security
- Bittorrent - one of the most efficient ways of Obtaining Linux/BSD
Virtualization
Virtualization products allow you to run multiple Operating Systems within your current OS; this can eliminate the need for a multi-boot system.
The corresponding pages will be completed in time, please feel free to add your knowledge of virtualization products.
- VMware - VMware offers many different levels of virtualization products. Currently VMware server is available for Windows and Linux for free.
- QEMU - QEMU is an opensource virtualization product.
- VirtualBox - Virtualbox is a user-friendly virtualization product that is available in both closed and opensource versions.
Gadgets
In this section users describe useful Unix related gadgets such as music players, Internet Radio, etc. These pages are also linked to category Gadgets.
Book Reviews
The Book Reviews section is reserved for users to post their reviews of *NIX based books, including recommended uses.
Employment (non local)
Education (non local)
Certification
There are numerous Linux/Unix certifications available on the market. Some are vendor/distribution specific and others are more general/open.
Non-vendor specific:
- LPI Linux Certification (Linux Professional Institute)
- Comptia Linux Certification (Linux+)
Vendor-specific:
- Red Hat Certified Technician (RHCT)
- Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)
- Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS)
- Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS)
- Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA)
- Novell Certified Engineer (NCE)
- Novell Open Enterprise Server
- NetWare 6 Certified Novell Engineer
- Novell Open Enterprise Server
- NetWare 6 Certified Novell Instructor
- Certified Novell Instructor (CNI)
- Sun Certified System Administrator (SCSA)
- Sun Certified Network Administrator (SCNA)
- Sun Certified Security Administrator (SCSECA)
Podcast
Enter your favorite podcast or internet radio show (should be computer related), any information about what the podcast is about (times, host, etc also needed) and finally why you like it.
The Linux Link Tech Show also just called the TechShow
- Great guest from all over the world about all things computer related. Playful banter (as they call it) where they talk about recent projects or anything under the sun. (warning: not always safe for work or maybe home without head phones. No sex and No violence however). They really do have great interviews, the best I have heard of any podcast I have listened to so far.
- Linux enthusiasts talk top news stories, trends and any other subject regarding Linux and Open Source. The Linux Action Show! is a weekly Podcast that covers the world of Linux and Open Source, hosted by: Bryan and Chris. I have only listened to this show for a short time. They cover the news and introduce projects with opinions sprinkled in liberally.
- A repository of audio recordings from talks, events and such that you can download and listen to at your leisure. Example events are Zend/PHP Conference, Opening Move, OSCON, OSCON Europe and OSBC. Features other programs from sister channels IT Conversations and the The Podcast Academy. Also the source for the The Levelator program.
SCALE audio presentations 2007 Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE). This web page is the 5th conference held February 10-11, 2007, at The Westin Los Angeles Airport. There are some very good talks (all audio only) and in some cases the slides used are available on the web site. The 2008 SCALE site is hopefully going to contain videos of the talks as well.
Favorite links
NEWEGG.COM - Good site for hardware purchases; good prices and the site includes detailed specifications on items.
ZIPZOOMFLY.COM - Another good site for hardware.
