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General Unix Resources

Unix Guru Universe is heavy-duty info for Unix admins. Wow!

UNIX Reference Desk has all sorts of great info on Unix packages and stuff and things, etc. (like that description, do ya?)

Internet Security Systems has some great FAQs on all sorts of Unix system security issues, including setting up anonymous FTP safely, and a bunch of others.

SAIC Security - Security Documents

Unix Security Checklist 1.0

The The Linux Documentation Project is pretty much the definitive Web source for Linux info. For new users, the Linux Installation and Getting Started should prove useful. And in a spasm of outrageous generosity, Dane Jasper has provided the capability to Search the Linux Man Pages via the Web.

Linux International

The Linux Home Page

Linux Software Map is a database of many of the packages that have been written for, ported to, or, these days, simply compiled for Linux and made available. This hypertext version is maintained by Thomas Boutell. The data itself is maintained by Lars Wirzenius.

The SSC/Linux Journal

The Linux Benchmarks page has the scoop on how Linux performs on various machines and configurations.

The CoCo lives! GNU-Emacs is the ONLY editor worth using. Here's how to learn about it:

GNU-Emacs FAQ -- Ohio-State
GNU-Emacs FAQ - The unofficial archive of GNU info (lots of other GNU-related links, too)
GNU-Emacs FAQ - Indiana

The Hacker's Perspective

The Amiga!

The Amiga Web Directory is a great resource for Amiga users searching for support now that Jack'n'da'Boyz shot the rest of their tattered feet away.

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