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Help other users realize that everything is possible, especially avoiding Windows for their own personal use.

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Fox Trot by Bill Amend. Click to enlarge.
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This site is a collection of my own work with Linux. Certain things are easy, others take time to decipher and if I ever need to repeat the work (which usually happens!), then I need to remember everything by memory or... have a site with all the steps taken and to take again.

The following are my most recent posts:

Attack by ZmEu
Errors and Form_Open() in MS-Access Main
There are some forms where Drupal '#size' does not seem to work, why?!
nice and ionice for Linux users
/var is 99% full...
Trace PHP code with xdebug
Assigning multiple IP addresses to the same Network Card
Windows 2000 SP4, new logon policy forced to Roaming by default.
MS-Access variable types that do not exist?!
Older Internet Explorer (v7 and older) background leakage...

Thank you for visiting my website, and don't hesitate to drop a comment on one of the pages. Thank you!

For a complete list, go here.

Do we get this comment on the main page?

Submitted by Alexis Wilke on Wed, 04/14/2010 - 13:55.

Or is it hidden in some way because the forum node still exists?!

I have seen it appear and disappear so I guess there must be a problem.

Let's see...
Alexis

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