Operating systems

 Linux is cool
Linux  - Why Linux?
  - Linux Timeline
  - The One Page Linux Manual
  - LinuxSecurity.com
  - The Linux Tutorial
  - Red Hat Linux
  - Alphabetical Directory of Linux Commands
  - Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition
  - Teacher-Toolkit
  - Customizing the XDM Login Screen
  - Tour of the Linux kernel source
  - An interview with Linus Torvalds: Free, as in beer
  - Why you should not use Tcl
  - Mail for the Home Network: Sendmail
  - Vi Tutorial
  - YoLinux: Using Linux and iptables/ipchains to set up an internet gateway for home or office
  - xinetd FAQ
  - Linux on Laptops
  - Easy Firewall Generator for IPTables
  - On The Nature of Linux
  - Scanning Your Network
  - Structure of the Domain Space
  - The Story of the PING Program
more...

 Linux Programming
  - Unix Programming Frequently Asked Questions
  - Advanced Linux Programming
  - Signals
  - Beej's Guides
  - Topic: Programming
  - Avoiding Buffer Overflows
  - Getting Started with Programming for Linux using GNU Tools
 

 Linux HOWTO
  - How To Become A Hacker
  - How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
  - The Linux Documentation Project
  - Linux Administration Made Easy
  - Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide
  - The Linux Networking Overview HOWTO
  - The Linux Bootdisk HOWTO
  - The Linux Tcl and Tk HOWTO
  - The Unix and Internet Fundamentals HOWTO
  - Linux Administrator's Security Guide
  - Linux Security HOWTO
  - Iptables Tutorial 1.1.11
  - ALSA for the YAMAHA-DSXG
  - Apache Tutorial: Introduction to Server Side Includes
  - Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO
 

 Windows from Microsoft
Windows  - My C++ reusable code for Windows
  - COM Strings
  - DevGuy's C++ COM Tips
  - Building ActiveX Controls with ATL and MFC
  - INFO: Descriptions and Workings of OLE Threading Models
  - Using ATL to Create Win32 Applications
  - Q&A C++ Paul DiLascia (nice article about MFC internals)
  - Microsoft Visual C++ Tips and Tricks
  - The Motion-JPEG CODEC
 

 Windows CE from Microsoft
Windows CE  - My C++ reusable code for Windows CE
 
 
 
  Tools

 GNU Free Software Foundation
GNU  - GNU's Not Unix!
  - Emacs
  - Using Automake and Autoconf with C++
  - Learning the GNU development tools
  - GNU's automake, autoconf, and libtool manuals
  - Building C/C++ libraries with Automake and Autoconf
  - Documentation: Emacs, Texinfo, gcc, gmake, other GNU tools
more...

 CVS Concurrent Versions System
CVS  - Getting Started with CVS
  - WinCVS: GUI client for Windows
  - Quick reference to CVS commands
  - Setting up CVS pserver on Linux
  - Introduction to CVS
  - CVS--Concurrent Versions System
  - Handling binary files
  - Ignoring files via cvsignore
  - Visual SourceSafe: Microsoft's Source Destruction System
more...

 SSH/Encryption Secure Shell
SSH/Encryption  - About Secure Shell
  - Introduction to public key encryption
  - OpenSSH FAQ
  - Introduction to Cryptography
  - Howto Install and Use SSH2
  - SSH: The Secure Shell
  - Secure forwarding of services with SSH
  - Public-key Cryptography
  - cvssh: a secure bridge for cvs pservers
  - A Quick Lesson on Encryption
  - The CSS Decryption Algorithm
more...
 
  Programming Languages

 C++ from Bjarne Stroustrup
C++  - The Design and Evolution of C++
  - The C++ Programming Language
  - Guru of the Week
  - My C++ reusable code
  - Test Drive Comeau C++ Online!!
  - C++ Experts Proofs
more...

 Perl from Larry Wall
Perl  - Larry Wall, the Guru of Perl
  - General Questions About Perl
  - Perl Regular Expressions - Quick Start
  - The Perl You Need To Know
  - Bless My Referents
  - Picking Up Perl: A Tutorial Book for New Perl Programmers
  - Traps
  - Perl vs. Python
  - An instantaneous introduction to Perl
  - Perl Tutorial
  - Effective Perl Programming: An Object of My Affection
  - Perl Regular Expressions - Expanded Tutorial
  - Perl Lecture 4 - Loops and Filehandles
more...

 Php/HTML
Php/HTML  - This web site is written using this cool language.
  - Introduction
  - HTML tags
  - HTML Color Names
  - THE Table Sampler
  - NOS Tree
more...
 
 
 

Mail Petru Marginean

Valid HTML 4.01!   Valid CSS!