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SSH Techniques
Configuring X
Perl for the Absolute Newbie
Interview with Linux Weekly News Team - Elizabeth Coolbaugh and Jonathan Corbet
The Open Source Tech Support Partnership
Top Ten Reasons Why You Shouldn't Log in as Root

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  Setting Up
by: David Blackman
Configuring X
X Windows is the name for a system developed in the 1980s to be able to provide Graphical User Interfaces. It provides the ability to draw graphics on the screen, but not to manage those windows. That functionality is provided by a window manager. X is also really cool in how it allows clients to connect to an X server and run X applications remotely, but that's beyond the scope of this article.


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