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Subversion Version Control



Subversion Version Control: Using the Subversion Version Control System in Development Projects" – This book introduces you to Subversion, a free, open-source version control system, which is both more powerful and much less complex than its predecessor CVS.

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How-to's and Tutorials

• Understanding Regular Expressions

• C development on Linux - Building a program - X.

• Learning Linux Commands: nice & renice

• Customizing vim for development

• Customizing emacs for development

• Programmer's friend - the editor: Part 2 - emacs

• Programmer's friend - the editor: Part 1 - Introduction and vim

• C development on Linux - Coding style and recommendations - IX.

• Learning Linux commands: paste

• Learning Linux commands: cat

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• Linux Desktop new goodies: Razor-Qt and Cinnamon

• Unix and Linux: a bit of history

• How can you help the Linux community

• Taking PC-BSD 9.0 BETA for a spin

• Distro review : Dragora GNU/Linux 2.1

• The Great Linux Migration: who’s made the move, why, and what’s in store for the future growth of Linux?

• Future of Python programming language on a Linux platform

• Does Linux Certification cut the mustard?

• Reach for the clouds! How will the Cloud affect your organisation?

• Linux Certification Options for IT Professionals

Career Resources

• Conducting a Successful Interview

• CVs: reading between the lines

• Establishing a Web Presence

• Finding the perfect IT person for your organisation

• Posting a Linux job that Attracts Hits

• Searching for Linux Jobs

• Secrets of Performing Well in an Interview

• Standard Job Interview Questions to Expect

• What makes your IT resume stand out in the crowd?

• Which resume formats are effective for IT jobs and why

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Introduction to Linux - A Hands on Guide



This guide was created as an overview of the Linux Operating System, geared toward new users as an exploration tour and getting started guide, with exercises at the end of each chapter.