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1. Don't worry, though, Linux now has a section of its very own, starting on page 159.

2. If there's one thing that Linux excels at, it's Internet connectivity.

3. Obviously I am-as the Linux jargon goes-a newbie, but I will now subscribe to your magazine.

4. E-mail applications are abundant on Linux and choosing one can be the most difficult part in getting started!

5. Many of the most useful people in the Linux community can be found in newsgroups and mailing lists.

6. LINUX started, the first running process is INIT process.

7. Plug and Play Support in Linux.

8. File ownership is a Linux operating system construct.

9. It will use your existing Linux swap file.

10. In Linux, it is described as /dev/hda, /dev/hdb, etc.

11. The util-linux-ng package includes Linux fdisk, sfdisk, and cfdisk.

12. Windows has complicated architecture whereas Linux has simple architecture.

13. The main aim of the MTD subsystem in Linux is to provide a generic interface between the hardware drivers and the upper layers, or user modules, of the system.

14. Based on the development of LINUX kernel driver, Bluetooth driver source code.

15. To experience the best things Linux/BSD have to offer, users must reorient themselves and learn to think about computing a little differently.

16. In Linux, pthread_cond_signal wakes up a thread waiting on a conditional variable.

17. This increased my knowledge of Ubuntu and Linux to a greater extent, thanks to all the people who produce this magazine by their precious effort.

18. By now, you know that Linux is a multiuser system and that each user belongs to one primary group and possibly additional groups.

19. Features like process-shared mutexes are also available on Linux, and thus the Solaris code related to IPC mechanisms using pthread mutex locks and condition variable can be used on Linux.

20. USB drivers register two entry points, probe and disconnect, with usbcore, along with their class/subclass/protocol information (see struct usb_driver in include/linux/usb.h).

21. Linux end uses dynamic sharing package to realize the components.

21. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

22. The core uses a data structure called USB Request Block, or URB (defined in include/linux/usb.h), to asynchronously manage data transfers between the host and the device.

23. usb.linux: This package contains a Linux implementation of a usb.core.Host object, bootstrapping support, and other classes leveraging Linux USB support.

24. As a result many technical institutes now offer classes in firm handshakes and public speaking as well as Java and Linux.

25. Knowledge is power, and being able to find the information you need will help you along the path to Linux enlightenment.

26. Fortunately, toolkits such as KControl are still available for developing control systems for Khepera on Linux.

27. There is a complex legal reason for this, but the simple version is that DVD codecs are proprietary, while Linux itself has a free, open license.

28. To overcome such problems, software installation management utilities are used with Linux systems.

29. You cannot view the shared memory files (commonly referred as shm files) by using the cat utility generally used for file display in Linux since these shm files are in a binary format.

30. VM's TRACE command offers a convenient way to debug the entire Linux system.