Linux Documentation Project FAQs

• AfterStep FAQ,

  Updated Nov 1998. By Andrew Sullivan, <[email protected]>
  This is the AfterStep Window Manager FAQ (mostly with answers).

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• Ftape FAQ,

  Updated Dec 1997. By Johan De Wit, <[email protected]>
  A FAQ for the Ftape Floppy Tape Device Driver.

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• Linux Documentation Project (LDP) FAQ,

  Updated May 2004. By Rahul Sundaram, <rahulsundaram AT yahoo DOT co DOT in>
  An introductory FAQ for users who come across the LDP and do not yet understand what it all means.

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• Linux Frequently Asked Questions with Answers,

  Updated Feb 2004. By David Merrill, <[email protected]>
  This is the list of Frequently Asked Questions for Linux, the free Unix for just about every computer hardware platform on the planet.

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• Linux-RAID FAQ

  Updated Mar 2003. By Gregory Leblanc, <[email protected]>
  This is a FAQ for the Linux-RAID mailing list, hosted on vger.rutgers.edu. It's intended as a supplement to the existing Linux-RAID HOWTO, to cover questions that keep occurring on the mailing list. PLEASE read this document before your post to the list.

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• Linux PPP FAQ,

  Updated Dec 1996. By Al Longyear, <[email protected]>
  Replaced by the: Linux PPP HOWTO.

• The Sig11 FAQ,

  Updated Dec 1998. By <[email protected]>
  This FAQ describes what the possible causes are for a Linux kernel compile crashes with a "signal 11".

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• Linux SMP FAQ,

  By David Mentr�, <[email protected]>
  Replaced by the: Linux SMP HOWTO.

• Linux Threads Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ),

  Updated Jan 1997. By Sean Walton, <[email protected]>
  This FAQ is designed to answer several frequently asked questions about Linux threads.

• WordPerfect on Linux FAQ,

  Updated Oct 2004. By Rick Moen, <[email protected]>
  WordPerfect for Linux continues to be popular, and is still conditionally available. This FAQ covers its place in the modern Linux world, and answers common questions.

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