int main ( void )                 GetOverIt

Add a rant here..

Start with my design for all I care..

Or the lack of up to date content..

Waarom niet het feit dat het engelstalige content op een .nl domein is..

Ok, so I changed the design some more..

I hope this is more likeable..

Like the previous designs, this one is not ment to look good (just bareable) on the hideous Internet Explorer..
All other browsers like FireFox, Opera, Konqueror and Safari do make it look good..

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Linux or proprietary ??  get the facts !

For the best abuse of your GPU and CPU go to unix scene and scene.org.

YEAH...  C64 Remixes at RKO or REMIX64 ofcourse..

And for the origional SIDs the HVCS or my HVSC mirror :)

Idea's

• Parellelizing minimizes IO latency
• Make based system boot (instead of shell scripts)
  • Parellelizing ( make multiuser -j3
  • Good dependency system
  • Great logging (via the "tmp" files)
  • More caching (easier)
• Starting of more stuff on-demand instead of at boot time (apache only starts after first request to port 80 (NO, I'm not saying that apache should be in inetd)
• Starting of some daemons after a while (couple of minutes after boot) like cron..
  

That's what allways happens with good idea's someone else allready thought it up..
Well, it's opensource so that's not a problem.. It's an advantage !!
A good article on this subject!

Other links of interest.
Profile of the Boot Process of a Debian System
Boot Process Performance Visualization

(c) 2004-2005 ranzbak & the_JinX

might be something to include in .bashrc or /etc/profile

If you have most (even better then less, which is better then more),
use it for your man pages etc... with the $PAGER env. var.

/etc/profile

Change the terminal title (in xterm or putty for example)..

or

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I'd like to watch whatever pr0n I downloaded on my linux box..
I remember having to download QuickTime RealPlayer WindowsMediaPlayer9 etc. to watch movies on windows..
How do I do it on linux ?

First we need a descent player, xine is my choise..
Download a package or install it from your distro..
Or be cool and download the source here..
Install both xine-lib and atleast one frontend..

Now to get them weird codecs like wma, wmv, ra, ram and mov to work..
Go to http://www.mplayerhq.hu/ from the driver section, go to codecs, and download the essential or the all package..
Unpack the contents and move them to /usr/lib/win32

If you are not using mplayer or xine, you might need to change the path to 'Win32 codecs' in your video players config..

Have fun !!

You have found your old linux box..
ah.. nostalgia
you just can't remember that fucking root password..


you could boot from a bootdisk and eddit the /etc/shadow but that's not the nicest way..

on most computers you can give the kernel added options in the lilo bootscreen..

you can use the init= option to set an aplication to be started after boot :D

adding the line  init=/bin/bash rw should boot the puter and drop you into a root console on the read-write (rw) mounted root filesystem..

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So you've got linux.. now you want some kewl software..

You go to SourceForge or FreshMeat or something

You download the source because all your friends say that
compiling your own binaries gets you a highly optimized system..
plus it makes you 1337 and ub3r and stuff ;p

Now you are proppably stuck with a .tar.gz or a .tar.bz2

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Say you've got your linux system nice and running..
And all of a sudden you surf a site like this
and you seen oh.no!!! A new linux kernel... I just configured my kernel to my liking..

You download the thirty fourty odd megs.. and are stuck with a file..
linux-2.x.x.tar.x
the x's are version numbers and filetypes, wich I'll discuss in a while..
now what to do:

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Now let's say you just installed the kernel source packages from your favorite distro on your brand spanking new super cool box..
You'd like to optimize the kernel..

First of, you go to the kernel source directory, usualy by typing
cd /usr/src/linux

Most distro's come with their own fully packed kernel configurations
that support most hardware, this way their distro will boot on damn nearly any kind of puter..

We don't want that, we just want our nice optimized for this box ony kernel..

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let's say you want a user of your (linux) server to have no access to anything you don't want him/her to use..
but you do want them to be able to log in and do their thing...
you'll need to root jail (chroot) the user.
there are lots of tutorials about chroot and also chrooted shells, but I couldn't find a good one, so I wrote one down while working my way thrue the othere tutorials and howto's..
hope you like it !!

disclaimer:
reading and following any or all steps in this tutorial is at your own risk.
I am not responsible for your stupidity !

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You've seen 'm in the movies..
You love them..

The 3D desktop enviroment..
There is nothing there now.. but someday..

It's funny how the linux/unix systems are the only ones to focus on the (IMHO) most usefull application of a 3D GUI, the file browser.

How would it be if one were to combine some these projects and make them into one big cross platform system..
Idealy it would be a file manager / database manager / desktop (or wm?) replacement..
All 'normall' stuff should be possible, drag and drop to copy, move or ln etc..
I'd like to see a crossover between 3DOSX and tdfsb, with a hint of.. yeah you get the point..

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So you've got your linux running, and wanna use X..

Some tools do a good job of configuring your X.org or XFree86..
But we want to be cool and tweak it for some more cool stuff..

This small tutorial will allow you to enable some lesser known X11 features..


Open the configuration file in your favorite edditor..
Usualy the file is located (usualy) in /etc/X11/
The file is called XF86Config on systems using (the deprecated) XFree86 version of X.
Or xorg.conf on newer distro's

vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf ( or /etc/X11/XF86Config ofcourse )

Let's enable that scroll wheel (all mice have these now, right??) !!

Find the part where it says:

Section "InputDevice"

We'll add some options here and possibly replace some (you can cut-and-paste them)..



This enables the weelmouse..

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And now there is proof !

These edits were spotted by Marks and Wikipedia editor Jeremy Hunsinger, who remarked, "For some reason a person at 82.108.78.107 keeps removing vital material that explains some of the history of the development of podcasting."