'Gnu project' diaporamas de présentation

RH033

RH033. Redhat Enterprise Linux Essentials. Unit 1. Redhat Linux Essentials Overview. Redhat Enterprise Linux. Certified with Leading OEM and ISV Products ISV ? Independent Software Vendor OEM ? Original Equipment Manufacturer ABI/API Compatibility Application Binary Interface

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GCC & Shell Script

GCC & Shell Script . KAIST 11 SPARCS 11 Rodumani (? ?? ). Contents. GCC & GDB GCC (GNU C Compiler) GDB (GNU Project Debugger) Shell & Shell Script Shell? Shell Script. GCC. KAIST 11 SPARCS 11 Rodumani (? ?? ). GCC & GDB . GCC GNU Compiler Collection ?? ?? ???? ???? ???? ?? !

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Introduction to Linux and PC Cluster

Introduction to Linux and PC Cluster. October 5, 2010 Morris Law, IT Coordinator, Science Faculty, Hong Kong Baptist University. Outline - Linux. Introduction to Linux History of UNIX and Linux Login, logout and changing the password Basic Linux command Linux hierarchical file system

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Hacker Motivation

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I ntroduction to Linux

I ntroduction to Linux. Introduction to Linux. What is Linux, and Who Created it? GNU and the GPL Unix/GNU, What is the Difference? POSIX Compliance Other POSIX Operating Systems Uses of Linux Advantages and Disadvantages. What is Linux. Linux is a UNIX clone

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Introducing Linux

Introducing Linux . 1 st AUT GNU/Linux Festival Computer Engineering & IT Department Bahador Bakhshi. What We Will Talk. History of Linux Other Operating Systems before Linux Linux & GNU Open Source & Free Advantages and Disadvantages of GNU/Linux Linux & You . Before Linux.

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Linux Introduction

Linux Introduction. ITIS 2110. Unix-like computer operating system One of the most prominent examples of free software and open source development Underlying source code can be freely modified, used, and redistributed by anyone Originally only ran on x86 processors. What is Linux.

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Legal issues of open source licenses

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Welcome to Linux

Welcome to Linux. Chap#1. Linux History. GNU Project: Started at 1983 by Richard Stallman. Goal: creating a UNIX-like free operating system. His vision: software should be free from restrictions against copying or modification in order to make better and efficient computer programs.

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Free Software: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Eric Harrison Multnomah Education Service District Free Software: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow 1st, a few definitions GNU: Gnu's Not Unix. A project to create a free version of Unix. Also spawned the GNU Public License (often refered to as copyleft).

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Free Software: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Eric Harrison Multnomah Education Service District. Free Software: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. 1st, a few definitions. GNU: Gnu's Not Unix. A project to create a free version of Unix. Also spawned the GNU Public License (often refered to as copyleft).

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Hacker Culture

Hacker Culture What is a hacker? A hacker is a person who: enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems programs enthusiastically Is an expert on a particular program enjoys the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming limitations

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Compiling & Debugging

Compiling & Debugging. Quick tutorial. What is gcc?. Gcc is the GNU Project C compiler A command-line program Gcc takes C source files as input Outputs an executable: a.out You can specify a different output filename Available for you to use on spinlock/coredump. Gcc example:.

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Debugging

Debugging. What is gcc?. Gcc is the GNU Project C compiler A command-line program Gcc takes C source files as input Outputs an executable: a.out You can specify a different output filename Available for you to use on spinlock/coredump. Gcc example:.

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