121. CLUG - Cincinnati GNU/Linux Users Group Experts, novices, and hobbyists get together to discuss the operating system, linux. http://www.clug.org/

Making Linux Available to Everyone CLUG Home Events Directions Search ... Membership Resources Presentations Net Mailing Lists Archives ... Other Cinti Groups Help Mail Archives Wiki Pages Administrivia Bylaws Board Members Board Minutes Address The Cincinnati GNU/Linux Users Group 8600 Swigert Road Loveland, OH 45140 Welcome! Welcome to the Cincinnati GNU/Linux Users Group Our Mission We don't have a formal mission statement. Our goals are very simple. We have discovered GNU/Linux and want to talk to others who have made the same discovery. We are experts and novices, professionals and hobbyists, young and old. Whoever you are, we hope we have something for you. Come and check us out! What is GNU/Linux? GNU/Linux is an alternative operating system for your PC. GNU/Linux is a variant of Unix and provides a very powerful platform for applications and development. I suggest that you read The Linux Journal 's very good description of GNU/Linux Meetings CLUG meetings are normally on the fourth Saturday of the month (except when it conflicts with major holidays). For the next few months we will be trying various locations in order to decide on a new permanent meeting location. Meetings are open to the general public (but you must be a member to participate in the raffles and be eligible for the free goodies that are available). Upcoming Meetings Topic: Fun and Food When: Date: Jun 12, 2004

122. X3270 x3270 is an IBM 3270 terminal emulator for the X Window system. Runs on most Unixlike operating systems Gnu/linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, Cygwin and also a TELNET connection, emulating either an IBM 3279 (color) or 3278 (monochrome). http://x3270.bgp.nu/

Home Screenshots Documentation License ... Credits is an IBM 3270 terminal emulator for the X Window System. It runs on most Unix-like operating systems e.g., Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, and Cygwin. runs over a TELNET connection, emulating either an IBM 3279 (color) or 3278 (monochrome). It supports: The full TN3270E protocol SSL/TLS (via the OpenSSL library) for encrypted sessions APL2 characters Non-English character sets, including Russian, Turkish, Hebrew and DBCS Chinese and Japanese IND$FILE file transfer NVT mode (emulating a color xterm) A pop-up keypad for 3270-specific keys A scrollbar Printer session integration Extensive debugging and scripting facilities It does not yet support graphics. is distributed as source code, and can be used for free. is available in several different forms: is for use on a graphics display is a curses-based version for use on a dumb terminal (e.g., a serial terminal or a Linux console) is a displayless version for writing screen-scraping scripts is similar to , but integrated with Tcl is for printer emulation Also available is , an IBM 026 Keypunch emulator.

123. IT Services Sells Beowulf clusters with MSC.linux, a custom operating system. Information about products, services, and technical support. http://www.msclinux.com/

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124. HP Alpha Systems Servers and workstations proven performance leaders, powered by high speed Alpha processors. Configured with the operating system best suited to your needs Compaq Tru64 UNIX, Compaq OpenVMS, linux. http://www5.compaq.com/alphaserver/

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125. Introduction To Operating Systems Another is Inside linux by Randolph Bentson, which gives you a quick introduction to operating system concepts from the perspective of linux. http://www.linux-tutorial.info/cgi-bin/display.pl?1&0&0&0&3

126. HIT.BG Search Engine And Ezine - 4o4: File Not Found Embedded system development including linux, eCos and various realtime operating systems. http://rtd-systems.hit.bg/

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127. Native Oberon Operating System Original language designed by Niklaus Wirth, based on ETH Oberon; runs on platforms Intel x86 compatible PCs (standalone, linux, Windows), SharkOberon for DEC Shark Network Computers. http://www.oberon.ethz.ch/native/

Native Oberon Operating System Native Oberon is an operating system based on the ETH Oberon system. It is currently available for three platforms: PC Native Oberon (for Intel-compatible PCs): Download install.txt rawrite.exe and oberon0.dsk PC Native Oberon for Dummies (simple installation via Windows): Download More information Linux-based Native Oberon or "LNO" (for Intel-compatible PCs): Download : install.txt, lnoYYMMDD.tgz and Oberon0.Dsk. SharkOberon (for DEC Shark Network Computers). Native Oberon is written in the original Oberon language designed by Niklaus Wirth . The system is an evolution of the operating system co-developed by Niklaus Wirth and and published in the book Project Oberon: The Design of an Operating System and Compiler , Addison-Wesley, 1992. The system is completely modular and all parts of it are dynamically loaded on-demand. Persistent object and rich text support is built into the kernel. Clickable commands embedded in "tool" texts are used as a transparent, modeless, highly customizable and low-overhead user interface, which minimizes non-visible state information. Mouse "interclicks" enable fast text editing. An efficient multitasking model is supported in a single-process by using short-running commands and cooperative background task handlers. The basic system is small - it fits on one 1.44MB installation diskette, including the compiler and TCP/IP networking. It is freely downloadable (with source code). An optional GUI component framework called Gadgets is available, with integrated WWW support (FTP, Telnet and HTTP on Ethernet, SLIP or PPP). Many useful applications are available, and the system has been used to build embedded systems. Portable applications can be developed that run on Native Oberon and the other versions of ETH Oberon hosted on other platforms, e.g., Windows, Linux (Intel x86 and PowerPC), Solaris, etc. The LNO version of Native Oberon runs on Linux, but is binary compatible with PC Native Oberon. It was created by replacing a few low-level modules of the system with Linux implementations. For more information on Native Oberon and related systems, contact

128. Operating Systems: Win/Unix On Mac, Mac On Others, Debian. Debian GNU/linux. (freeware). Debian uses the linux kernel (the core of an operating system), but most of the basic OS tools come from the GNU project. http://www.macwindows.com/emulator.html

Click for MacWindows home Operating System Solutions Running Windows or Linux/UNIX Software on a Macintosh and Running Mac OS on other Platforms On this page: Running Windows on a Macintosh PC Emulators for Mac OS Coprocessor cards for Macs Windows NT application servers ("thin-client" products) ... Running Linux and UNIX on Macs Products that Run Windows on Macs There used to be two types of solutions to run Windows software (and other operating systems) on a Mac: cheap and slow or expensive and fast. The cheap and slow solutions are software emulators , which translate been the calls made by non-Mac software and PowerPC instructions. The expensive and solution is primarily a hardware producta coprocessor card containing with an actual PC processor on board. However, there are no new coprocessor boards available any more. The advent of fast G4 processors has brought up the speed of emulators and made coproccessor boards economically unfeasible. (The MacWindows special report provides test data about running Windows 95 on these products, but does not include current versions of products. It still has some useful information.) Another way to run Windows from a Mac is with a network and Windows NT application servers, or "thin-client" products, which enable Macs to access software running on Windows servers over a network. These are listed after the coprocessor cards.

129. Free Software As Appropriate Technology: Windows Versus GNU/Linux Imagine you are putting water pumps into a village in Africa, and you have a choice between two products an analogy for operating system choice. http://danny.oz.au/free-software/advocacy/appropriate.html

Danny Yee Free Software Advocacy Free Software as Appropriate Technology Imagine you are putting water pumps into a village in Africa. You have a choice between two products: Product A vs Product B Designed by a worldwide community development process open to anyone. Sold and supported by thousands of companies, large and small. [vs] Produced and sold by a single vendor, a large multinational with a long history of unethical business practices. Control maintained by aggressive use of intellectual property law. Comes with complete schematics and a set of tools for making custom modifications. If you can't do this yourself, there are hundreds of different organisations and companies worldwide who offer customisation as a service. [vs] Is a sealed unit. Not only is access to its internal workings difficult, but international and national laws have been used to make it illegal to even look inside the casing, let alone modify the contents. Uses standard pipe fittings; designed to connect with equipment from all suppliers. [vs] Uses proprietary and poorly documented pipe fittings - often deliberately designed to prevent connection with equipment from other suppliers.

130. White Paper: Assessing Migrating To The Linux* Operating System For Converged Co Assessing Migrating to the linux* operating system for Converged Communications Solutions. View this document! Rate this document! Email this to a colleague! http://whitepapers.informationweek.com/detail/RES/1076340271_292.html

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131. The Page Cannot Be Found operating system for the IA32 (80386+) processors. For education purposes only, includes full source code, under active development. Needs linux or BeOS to be compiled. Open Source http://inf4serv.rug.ac.be/~fcorneli/eduos/

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132. Operaing System Comparisons Compares 6 different OSs to try to find the 'best' OS Windows 98/NT4/2000, linux Redhat6.2/SPARC/Alpha/Itanium, SunOS PC. Medium size, interesting, useful features table, web server graph. system administrator viewpoint. http://www.commercialventvac.com/~jeffs/OS_comparison.html

Jeff Silverman's operating system comparison page document.writeln("The document last modified "+document.lastModified) I am a senior computing specialist at the University of Washington , and I have to decide what operating system should I buy? Here are some of the candidates I am considering: Windows/98, Windows/NT 4.0 SP6, Windows/2000 Professional, RedHat Linux 6.2, SunOS on PC, and Linux on some other CPU. However, this comparison is my own work and is not official policy of the UW. In some cases, there are applications which have specifically coded to run on one platform. For example, there is a data gathering program which will only run on Windows/95, and it talks to a data analysis program that only runs on Windows/98. Many of the users want Windows/2000, but none of them know why, and it breaks Samba. See also my comparison of operating system security between MS-Windows and Linux which I hope you will find useful. Feature comparison This table compares the features of the operating systems. Windows/98 Windows/NT 4.0

133. Voodoo Vision Share files and information on the Internet. Written entirely in Java, platform independent, it will run on any operating system that supports Java 1.3. This includes Windows, linux, Solaris and UNIX. http://www.voodoovision.com/

Note: Voodoo Vision 3.0 is in the process of being released. Please be patient with us as we make the newest version available to the public. Thank you for your continued support. Download Version 3.0 (Khan) Voodoo Vision is the easiest way to share files and information on the Internet today. Written entirely in Java, Voodoo Vision unites people of all operating systems together in a private and secure environment. With so many P2P applications flooding the market, why should you choose Voodoo Vision? The answer is simple. We will never log any of your activity, never charge you a single fee and never try to brainwash you with banner ads. This is our promise to you. Voodoo Vision is platform independent, meaning that it will run on any operating system that supports Java 1.3. This includes Windows, Linux, Solaris and UNIX. No operating system will be left behind. With a newly-designed decentralized architecture, users can now host their own servers at home, school or work. All you need is a computer and a group of people willing to trade data with one another. There are many features like search, hierarchical file management, file push, instant message, download history and real-time file compression. Voodoo Vision is a program with attitude, putting our users first and pissing off the competition.

134. | ByNARI | "E-mail Solutions That Save " Computer retailer which provides systems with a linux based operating system. http://www.bynari.com

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135. Handhelds.org - Open Source Operating Systems For Handheld Devices develop a security system for protecting handheld devices against viruses and unwanted intruders. Later test platform will be a HP iPAQ running familiar linux. http://www.handhelds.org/geeklog/index.php

What is handhelds.org? Our goal is to encourage and facilitate the creation of open source software for use on handheld and wearable computers. We welcome participation and sponsorship by individuals, groups and companies seeking to further this goal. (About handhelds.org) handhelds.org e-mail and mailing lists Friday, May 28 2004 @ 12:29 AM EDT Contributed by: france Views: 196 E-mail and maillists are now working along with spamassassin. Individual Handhelds users may want to set their own spamassassin user preferences in ~user/.spamassassin/user_prefs. Users may not be able to do this immediately as many individual accounts have been disabled until more services are working. George 3 comments Most Recent Post: 05/30 08:02PM by pkazerty Handhelds.org webservers running again Wednesday, May 26 2004 @ 08:52 AM EDT Contributed by: jamey Views: 117 I think I have the old httpd configuration installed again. Let me know if you have problems. Still working on other things on the server. -Jamey 2 comments Most Recent Post: 05/30 09:15AM by iamasmith Handhelds.org outage

136. DOSEMU Home An emulator of the Microsoft Disk operating system (MSDOS) for linux/X11. Enables linux to run many DOS programs - including some DPMI applications. http://www.dosemu.org/

DOSEMU Home http://dosemu.org/

137. Salon 21st | The Little Operating System That Could More and more, linux acolytes are positioning the operating system as a credible alternative to Microsoft Windows for the teeming computer masses those http://www.salonmagazine.com/21st/feature/1998/06/cov_26feature.html

A L S O T O D A Y User-friendly? By Andrew Leonard Don't throw Windows away yet, a test of three approaches to installing Linux suggests Results of Challenge No.10 By Charlie Varon and Jim Rosenau Upgraded proverbs for the digital age T A B L E T A L K Windows 98: Is it worth the effort to upgrade? Discuss Microsoft's latest OS in the Digital Culture area of Table Talk R E C E N T L Y Let's Get This Straight By Scott Rosenberg Court to Microsoft: "Integrated" means whatever you say it does Conspicuous consumption, high-tech style By Janelle Brown Be the first on your block to dress your computer gadgets in gold, lizard skin and leather New life for old games By Howard Wen Video-game emulators intriguingly blur the lines between hardware and software, PCs and game machines. Do they also promote piracy? Let's Get This Straight By Scott Rosenberg All-in-one Web portals are sparking a corporate mating frenzy. Are they really worth the billions? The Freudian e-mail By Regina Lynn Preciado What happens when you send a disparaging message to precisely the wrong person? BROWSE THE 21ST FEATURE ARCHIVES document.write('');

138. EuOS operating system written mostly in Euphoria. Goals simplest OS ever for normal user, power user can extend most parts, kernel and design make it immune to malicious programs, as stable as linux, warns user before running unstable code. http://JJProg.tripod.com/euos.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Home Euphoria ... EuOS Source (tar.gz) EuOS Kernel Ideas Overview NEW: Updated Kernel API Documentation EuOS 1.9-pre2 Fixes a small problem in sh.e - F7 now displays the command history with each command on a new line. Also makes sh.e compatible with Linux (F3 and F7 now work) - this should really be done in the stdin driver; I'll do that later EuOS 1.9-pre1 Matt Arriola noticed some mistakes I made in updating his playsnd.e - now they are fixed. EuOS 1.9 Bugfix in tasks.e - error routines now use correct task data id. /dev/null device added /bin/echo modified to redirect output to /dev/null instead of turning it off. this also allows one instance of sh to have it's output sent to /dev/null while the other instances are uneffected. sh cleaned up to allow multiple, independent instances bugfix in sh - command history list no longer terminates sh EuOS 1.8 New in 1.8 Atoms IPC mechanism by Matt Arriola PC Speaker driver by Jeff Fielding To Do Figure out a cleaner /bin filesystem Create virtual console I/O driver, make current console I/O driver cleaner

139. NewsForge: The Online Newspaper For Linux And Open Source Suits over linux tests muddy backwater of copyright law When Utah technology executive Darl McBride sniffs linux, the free computer operating system, he picks http://os.newsforge.com/

@import url(http://os.newsforge.com/ie-styles-nf.css); SourceForge Shop ThinkGeek Slashdot freshmeat ... Submit a story! June 10, 2004 Newsletter Sign Up Sections Business Hardware Internet Mobile Computing ... Technology Services Tech Jobs Online Books Comparison Shop Partner Product Offers ... IT Research Library os Features CLI for noobies: have fun with ESR Monday June 07, 2004 (09:01 AM GMT) Topics: Linux By: Joe Barr By "have fun with ESR" I don't mean to argue or agree with his politics. Or his philosophy of open source software either, for that matter. What I mean is simply to enjoy his true genius, which is not in writing parables, or philosophy, or politics: but in writing code. So open a console and extract yourself from that GUI mess for a few minutes, noobie. Let's play some of ESR's favorite games on the command line. Read more at Linux.com 2 Comments A Windows user's guide to getting started with Linux Tuesday June 01, 2004 (08:00 AM GMT) Topics: Linux By: Krissi Danielsson As Linux gains momentum, many longtime Windows users are beginning to take notice. With Linux's legendary stability, security, and low cost, the draw is obvious. But if you're a Windows user, how do you know where to begin? This article summarizes the easiest ways for Windows users to get started in Linux or to make a full migration. Read the Rest - 13 Comments Review: Fedora Core 2 Friday May 28, 2004

140. Yoper: Your Operating System Makes YOPER (Your operating system, Y operating system, YOS) linux, goal fill the gap between technical Gentoo or linux from source, and business or home users. Auckland, New Zealand. http://www.yoper.com/

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