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Topic: Episode 38 - Useful Shell Commands Part 2 (Read 4991 times)
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Chess
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In this shortened episode: upcoming episodes on file managers and Fedora Core 6; interview with Patrick Volkerding on The Linux Link Tech Show; a discussion of various Linux commands including df, wc, cal, date, clear, who, whoami, whois, whereis, cat, lpr, lpstat, and lpq; promo for the Gadgetboyz podcast; a Listener Tip on GParted Live CD; listener feedback. http://www.linuxreality.com/podcast/episode-38-useful-shell-commands-part-2/ |
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aia
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Thank you, for the great effort on getting this episode out. You are a very dedicated man.
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"That which we persist in doing becomes easier for us to do; not that the nature of the thing itself is changed, but that our power to do is increased." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Halitech
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ya know, it's about time you got this out, I was starting to go through withdrawals ~L~ will listen to this on the way to work tomorrow with a notepad and pen in hand to take notes  |
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thelastknowngod
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chess you are def dedicated. if work or whatever is heavy then dont worry about it. its honestly no big deal to miss an episode or two. i sometimes have to go weeks at a time without seeing Lala on TikiBar. if i can do that then i can go a week without this. haha.
thanks for helping everyone though. def appreciated.
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jmk
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I've been waiting anxiously for the episode since I love the show. You made it though, great work! Sent my brother a tip about the show and turned from Windows only to a Linux-geek. Kinda cool, though he already was quite proficient in computers. Just wanted to let you know that what you do is important and that you are helping people to switch.
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Chad
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Cool! as soon as I download it I'll listen to it! I need to try some of them. Command line is my weak point right now.
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Chess
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Thanks, everyone -- I really appreciate it. I love doing the show b/c of the great feedback you all give.
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thelastknowngod
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dude i just listened to the show and i heard about the globe graphic... someone had better make something better. i, like you chess, cant draw to save my life. i know how photoshop and the gimp work but putting that together to make something creative... it just doesnt work. having restrictions for a graphic on a podcast about linux is almost an oxymoron... we need the freedom. haha.
oh and if it was a p.e.b.c.a.k. error then i take back what i said before. haha. just kidding.
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aia
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Yeah, we have to get some cool logo out, so we can get some T-shirt and show off.
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"That which we persist in doing becomes easier for us to do; not that the nature of the thing itself is changed, but that our power to do is increased." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Chess
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dude i just listened to the show and i heard about the globe graphic... someone had better make something better. i, like you chess, cant draw to save my life. i know how photoshop and the gimp work but putting that together to make something creative... it just doesnt work. having restrictions for a graphic on a podcast about linux is almost an oxymoron... we need the freedom. haha. Yeah, I know. That's why I'd like to change it. Hopefully, someone can come up with something cool. oh and if it was a p.e.b.c.a.k. error then i take back what i said before. haha. just kidding.
hehe, note how in the "Delay" announcement I said it was "due to a combination of scheduling conflicts and technical difficulties"? It wasn't all PEBCAK. Maybe mostly, though. |
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juice
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I know of a some other commands that are very useful that you might like to have on a 3rd episode. Would you like me to message them to you?
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bomber32
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Nice work Chess  I love to hear more usefull shell commands ^_^ how about adding 2 or 3 usefull shell commands for every episode that you make like the listener tips and audio feed back segment ^_^ that would be really cool ^_^ more power to Linux Reality ^_^ |
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RichardBronosky
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Yeah, we have to get some cool logo out, so we can get some T-shirt and show off.
I'm volunteering to do this. |
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 "I just can't figure out how you guys are making those cool look'n glassy buttons!" |
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thelastknowngod
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Yeah, we have to get some cool logo out, so we can get some T-shirt and show off.
I'm volunteering to do this. sweet. ill be first in line if there is a LR hoodie or tshirt. |
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brphelps
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istockphotos claims you can not use their photo on t-shirts. However, I believe that they can claim this legally, but cannot actually enforce it. They can ask you to stop, threaten you, go back in time to call you a cracker, but they can not actually enforce this.
They claim that even if you change the photo substantially, you still can't use it on a t-shirt. Obviously they do not own all permutations of a graphic image. I have a friend that is seeking legal advice right now on this very issue. I will let you know what I hear, if I remember to. What I have heard so far is that they, istockphoto can charge you for the download of the photo all day, and you can not resell the photo as a photo. You can use it on a shirt, as an embroidery pattern, etc, but you can not sell the photo as your own photo.
-Brian
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