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Reach beyond Grasp: Ubuntu Hardy on Thinkpad x61s
Ubuntu Hardy on Thinkpad x61s. Update: The brightness hot keys problem referred to below is fixed in kernel 2.6.24.14 that is available now. Installation: ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: Ubuntu Hardy on Thinkpad x61s
Ubuntu Hardy on Thinkpad x61s. Update: The brightness hot keys problem referred to below is fixed in kernel 2.6.24.14 that is available now. Installation: ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: A simple stopclock for kde and gnome
Aug 7, 2007 ... Typing 'stopclock 10' would start a countdown to 10, for example. Not something designed for practical use, but more as a demonstration of ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: A simple stopclock for kde and gnome
Aug 7, 2007 ... A simple stopclock for kde and gnome. Zenity and Kdialog are two awesome applications to rapidly create simple applications with a gui ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: A simple stopclock for kde and gnome
Aug 7, 2007 ... echo "Usage: stopclock (number of seconds)" exit fi stime=$(date +%s) #starting time etime=0 #elapsed time stoptime=$1 #time at which to ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: A simple stopclock for kde and gnome
Aug 7, 2007 ... Typing 'stopclock 10' would start a countdown to 10, for example. Not something designed for practical use, but more as a demonstration of ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: An interactive Linux command line tutorial
An interactive Linux command line tutorial. There has been a gradually increasing influx into the linux community in recent years. ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: An interactive Linux command line tutorial
An interactive Linux command line tutorial. There has been a gradually increasing influx into the linux community in recent years. ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: An interactive Linux command line tutorial
An interactive Linux command line tutorial. There has been a gradually increasing influx into the linux community in recent years. ...
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Reach beyond Grasp: An interactive Linux command line tutorial
An interactive Linux command line tutorial. There has been a gradually increasing influx into the linux community in recent years. ...
 
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