Details about LTT (Linux Tips & Tricks)
While reading Linux documentation, I always find some niece pieces
of stuff, some little hacks and I always think they would be useful to
me one day or another.
But I never found what to do with them, so I was just storing them,
very inefficiently.
One day I decided to put everything on-line, with classification, follow-ups
and such....
YOU CAN READ HERE ALL TIPS I COLLECTED
You will mainly find tips I read on debian-* mailing-lists, but feel free
to suggest more. My aim is not to be exhaustive, but to provide easy
access to tips.
Everything is made with the wonderful WML package and a personnal perl
program to put all correct follow-ups.
That way all my tips are in a standard format written without bothering
with HTML and appearance, and I apply a template to all of them when I'm
adding some new pieces.
If the number of tips become too big, I'll eventually switch to a real
database.
Please note that I've no time to verify all urls and things like that,
so I just rely on what I read (the pages are only tested to be Lynx-compliant).
If you find something in error, please
warn me for the benefit of all other users.
I've also no time no verify each tip !! Don't blame me if something
goes wrong after you applied one tip present here.
During the automatic pages updates, links could be wrong.
In that case, just wait few minutes, and everything should be ok.
All the tips are provided with the kind permission of their authors.
Please don't reproduce them or LTT without giving proper credit.
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Current sources :
I will appreciate all your comments :
pat@patoche.org
Because I haven't find a way to put emails without fear of robot-collection
of emails, for now, no emails of authors are displayed, even if they are
recorded in my database.