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 | Charlene OHanlon | The VAR Guy |

The history of open source is long and storied, and fascinating enough to be a book. Which is what The VAR Guy contributing editor Christopher Tozzi is doing. And while he's been plugging away at his trusty Smith-Corona (not really—he's definitely an open source stalwart), The VAR Guy has been lucky enough to be the recipient of the byproducts of his research.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

El creador del concepto del copyleft y del Sistema Operativo GNU, recorre el mundo transmitiendo la importancia de la utilización del software libre como medida para acabar con el espionaje.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

Open source commonly refers to software that uses an open development process and is licsened [*sic.] to include the source code. Find out what open source software is and how it works.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

Do you think of the command line as an antiquated leftover from the past, or an old fashioned way of interacting with a computer? Think again. In Linux, it is the most flexible and powerful way to perform tasks. Let's jump into the basics of the Linux command line including directory navigation, file/directory operations, and more. A Beginner's Guide to the Linux Command Line.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

This file documents the usage of GNU/Hurd. This edition of the documentation was last updated for version 0.3 of the Hurd.

Introduction: How to use this manual.Installing: Setting up Hurd software on your computerBootstrap: Turning a computer into a Hurd machine.Using: Getting comfortable as a user.PC Hardware Basics: Learn a little about x86 hardware.Cornerstone GNU Software: Great software from GNU.Networking: Getting connected.Translators: Extending the Hurd filesystem hierarchy.Troubleshooting: Some troubleshooting help.Finding More Information: Other sources of information.Helping Out: Helping us improve the GNU system.Copying the Hurd and This Manual: The GNU General Public License.Index: Guide to concepts and files.

 

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.