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TUNNEL BUILDER Secure connections with SSH

Whether you need an encrypted tunnel between multiple PCs or graphical applications over a LAN, the all-purpose SSH tool leaves little to be desired.

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Builder Configuring filesystems with mkfs, df, du, and fsck

Although most Linux distributions today have simple-to-use graphical interfaces for setting up and managing filesystems, knowing how to perform those tasks from the command line is a valuable skill. We’ll show you how to configure and manage filesystems with mkfs, df, du, and fsck.

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TACKLING TEXT Text processing and filtering

Enjoy a crash course on some of the text-processing and -filtering capabilities found in Linux.

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BOX OF LEGENDS The sys admin's daily grind: Archivemail

Charly loves to be organized, but he also likes to have access to mail that reached him when the dinosaurs were still roaming the earth.

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FINGER WORK Command-line productivity tools

Read email, use your calendar, and check rSS feeds faster than you can say, “Ooooo, pretty.”

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WATCHING THE FLOCK Administering virtual machines with MLN

This simple command-line tool helps you keep ahead of your virtual infrastructure.

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BlazeBlogger 0.9.0: Command Line CMS

BlazeBlogger is a command line tool that allows creating blogs and websites without server-side software. It is now available in version 0.9.0.

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TERMINAL MAGIC Performance that the GUI can’t touch

Far from an anachronism, the command line lives on as an indispensable part of the modern free desktop. Viva the command line!

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