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It really depends on your website or application technology. For example if your website is created in asp.net it cannot run on linux.

One can find the latest Linux downloads on the Linux website including the latest software such as HTPC Manager. The website also has how to tutorials. Linux was originally developed as a free software and operating system.

Some examples of home media servers are Linux, Windows and Mac. Some places to get home media server information are Microsoft, Home Entertainment Inc and Toms Hardware.

Generally, anything written in java will transfer over to another operating system.

Depending on the OS and setup, they can be different. Look at the commands: info and man

No, ext2 does not have journaling support. This wasn't added to ext until ext3.

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Sorry that's a very broad question.

Linux aims to be fully POSIX compatible, and so a Google search regarding POSIX system calls or a POSIX reference book should cover your question.

Good Luck! =)

You don't. All webcams that Linux Mint is capable of supporting have drivers installed by default. They are included in the kernel.

It means exactly what it says. The bootloader, SYSLINUX, could not find a kernel image on the boot media, thus it cannot boot the operating system.

If your talking about the google directory, I don't think it's possible. You would have to do one at a time.

wget is a command-line utility which downloads files over a network. For example. type in a terminal: wget linux.about.comthe resulting website will be found as index.htmlin the current directory. Try: wget answer.com or wget google.com for more results. In the examples above, the resulting files will be named as index.html.1, index.html.2 and index.html.3.

Not sure about Mac OS X but, in Linux it depends on what desktop environment you use. Some don't use 'Start Menu's at all. I'm not sure they have names at all other than application menu/list.

It stands for Red Hat Package Manager, which is a package management system that will run on Linux.

Linus Carl Pauling was an American chemist, biochemist, peace activist, author, and educator. He is revered as the founder of the fields of molecular biology and quantum chemistry.

Have you tried 'chown <your user name> /media/<device name>' and 'chmod a +rwx /media/<device name>'?

Hopefully these'll help. :3

The only way to do that is to use virtual machines. VMWare will allow you to run as many OSes as you want in the same time. The only condition is that you should have significant amount of resources available such as RAM, CPU and HDD space. Also your CPU should support virtualization (new processors all do).

VMWare is not free.

The man command is short for manual. For example: $ man ls will show the manual page for the lscommand (list files in current directory). Whilst $ man man will show the manual pages for man!

Linux can run with virtually any hardware configuration, but it is best to check the system requirements for your Linux distro.

Yes. Many touchscreens and wacom tablets are supported by Linux. In the "Related links" section below is an index of some supported tablet PC models (may be outdated and not list newer models).

print the contents of a text file onto the screen (like the "type" command in DOS).

First of all, Riverpoint Writer is simply a plugin for Microsoft that helps students create documents that comply with certain guidelines. It is possible to create documents without this plugin. Secondly, it can be used on Linux if you install Microsoft Word using Wine or CrossOver Office.

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