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Unix, Linux and Other Geeky Wonders

In a literary light, if UNIX is the Great Novel,
Perl is the Cliffs Notes -- Thomas Scoville, The Elements of Style: UNIX as Literature

Design twice, code once. -- From the Software Program Managers Network

Unix, Linux and vi

Bergen Linux User Group
Ease of Use at IBM
Eric's Linux in the Library
The Elements of Style : UNIX as Literature (Thomas Scoville)
ELM Pages
Freeskills.com
Leoville
O'Reilly Perl Center
PERL
Tucows Linux
Unix Tutorials
Unix is a Four Letter Word, and vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation (Christopher Taylor)
Unix-vs-NT
Using the vi Editor
vi Information and Resources (Kent Nassen)
VIM (Vi IMproved) Home Page

Prime, PICK, and Universe

Malcolm's Little Corner on the Web
Sisk's Multivalue Publications Database
Sisk's Pick/BASIC: A Programmer's Guide: WWW Edition

Internet, Browser, and Email Issues

Computer Incident Advisory Capability
ELM Tutorial
Firefox Support at MozillaZine
ListProc Open Source
Mailman
Mozilla Firefox Start Page
PluginDoc FAQs and HOWTOs
SamSpade Library

Historical Documents

Backbytes: Another Hard Day's Byte
Computers and Academic Freedom
Ghost Sites of the Web
A History of the Graphical User Interface
Hobbes' Internet Timeline
A Brief History of the Internet
The Punched Card Web Page
Computer History Museum
IPA ASCII file
History of Internet and WWW : View from Internet Valley
Netizens: On the History and Impact of Usenet and the Internet (Michael Hauben)
Manchester Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the First Stored-Program Computer
Computers: From the Past to the Present (Michelle A. Hoyle)
The Virtual Museum of Computing

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Susan M. Johns-Smith
Axe Library
Pittsburg State University
1605 South Joplin Street
Pittsburg, KS 66762 USA
Phone: 620-235-4115

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