: If you test on a Unix system you can install [[JFFS2]] and test directly. Since [[JFFS2]] does bl
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...rable to other operating systems and environments -- particularly to other Unix-like machines. Help port our ideas or software to another platform so that
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...ysteme wie Linux, FreeBSD und viele andere weisen alle das grundsätzliche UNIX-Design auf.
Die Unix-Version aus dem Jahr 1971 unterstützte nach dem folgenden Modell Zugang zu
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...successfully used on the terminal emulators or text editors like Emacs on Unix/X Window System. Several other such systems such as Canna, SKK, and IIIMF
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...same library. Busybox has done a lot of this kind of refactoring for basic UNIX utilities. [http://valgrind.org/ Valgrind] is also a tool to keep in mind:
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In fact, by applying the principles of UNIX as a collection of straightforward utilities that do one job well, Inkscape
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; uid : user id number. Each user in Unix-like operating systems is assigned a user id number, which is used by the s
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...It is provided on every recent version of Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and BSD Unix. No changes to the hardware are needed for using it for touch typing. There
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...s whenever you wish. It is possible to turn a Windows machine into a fully UNIX-compatible computer by installing all of Cygwin, but most people will only
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...ore tools, [[Python]] and [[GTK]], are available on Windows, Macintosh and UNIX. It is not necessary to get Sugar up and running right away unless you want
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...er called Xvesa and uses busybox to minimize the footprint of the standard UNIX utilities.
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...as widespread Internet available, there was something called UUCP (Unix to Unix CoPy) that was used to send email and files around the world. More info her
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* Vista-like sidebar for XP and/or Linux, Unix, Mac. (Similar to [http://gavatx.deviantart.com/art/Vista-Rainbar-V4-81263
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...that became the model for the Apple Macintosh, the X windowing system for UNIX, and Microsoft Windows. There are other educational software developers and
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The SCIM platform supports the following IMEs on Linux and other forms of Unix.
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* [http://www.pango.org/ Pango] Free for Unix, Mac, Windows; LGPL
...pts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&cat_id=RenderingGraphite SIL Graphite], Free for Unix, Windows; LGPL
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...CD|"Live" CDs]] and USBs for Linux get around this limitation by packing a UNIX file system into simple files on the CD or USB drive which the computer unp
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As compared to klik, it's not intended to replicate a local Unix directory structure inside the package; the activity can still link to syst
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* [[UUCP]] - Unix to Unix CoPy - File transfer via dial-up modems, etc.
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::IPv4 is doomed to be completely replaced long before the 32-bit Unix clock turnaround in 2036 and we should not worry about it too much but crea
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