software to its own directory tree C:\Windows\Progam Files\"Program
Name")..." but the MS directory structure is actually C:\Program Files.
Program Files is not found within the main Windows directory, but as
part of the root.
Hope you don't think I'm being pedantic, but I just thought I'd mention
it. :)
Cheers,
Gareth Williams
I'm going on holiday to Europe on (25 June) for a month
(back on 26 July) so if you would like to change
anything in the doc's you can do so without consulting
me. Also, note that there is now a "dict" format for
the Linux Dictionary available :)
Thankyou,
Binh
Added "Christopher Priest" to Contributors.xml
Under Glossary > Path
The sentence,
'If you typed ls and the shell looked for the fake program in your home directory before the real program in the /bin directory, what do you think woul dhappen?'
contains an error and I beleive it is meant to be,
'If you typed ls and the shell looked for the fake program in your home directory before the real program in the /bin directory, what do you think would happen?'
As well,
'If you can log into a machine, it allows you to run a graphical application on it, unlikt Telnet, which requires users to have an understanding of the X authentication mechanisms that are manipulated through the xauth and xhost commands.' I beleive is supposed to be
'If you can log into a machine, it allows you to run a graphical application on it, unlike Telnet, which requires users to have an understanding of the X authentication mechanisms that are manipulated through the xauth and xhost commands.'
"Nick Spence", NSpence(at)oshawalibrary(dot)on(dot)ca
hierarchal -> hierarchical
symobolic -> symbolic
utilites -> utilities
equivalencies -> equivalents
ramdisc -> ramdisk
progamming -> programming
wich -> which
kB -> KB
perfomance -> performance
deallocated -> unallocated
firewallsblock -> firewalls block
trafic -> traffic
acknowledgments -> acknowledgements
interoperatibility -> interoperability
Appletalk.It shows (spaces after period)
.../proc/tty.You'll find entries for drivers... (spaces after period)
digestable -> digestible
sytem -> system (a few places)
symbollic -> symbolic
workeable -> workable
redering -> rendering
utlitiy's -> utility's
tunnneling -> tunnelling
tby -> by
...'xinit' is a configuration method os starting up... #Change "os" to
"of".
dissallowed -> disallowed
specfic -> specific
...see inetd(8) for further informations. #Change "informations" to
"information".
...so it is OK to start it early in the bootprocess. #Change
"bootprocess" to "boot process".
anymore -> any more
ctrlaltdel -> ctrl-alt-del
spearated -> separated
startupfiles -> startup files
dialing -> dialling
seperate -> separate (a couple of places)
utliise -> utilise
bookeeping -> bookkeeping
...Three commands can be used to access the contents of this file
dump-acct, sa... #Change "dump-acct" to "dump - acct" (put spaces around
dash) or "dump: acct".
accouting -> accounting
userful -> useful
Organiztion -> Organization
prorgams -> programs
woul dhappen -> would happen
unlikt -> unlike
...or a violation of the operating systems or hardwares protection
mechanisms... #Change "systems" to "system's" and "hardwares" to
"hardware's"
symolic -> symbolic
progams -> programs
Unlilke -> Unlike
Commentry -> Commentary
Progamming -> Programming
english -> English
vietnamese -> Vietnamese
french -> French
chinese -> Chinese
italian -> Italian
buddhist -> Buddhist
catholic -> Catholic
christian -> Christian
Geoff Farrell, gfarrell(at)netspeed(dot)com(dot)au
Perhaps it should be ..."is intended to discuss the"...
In proc.html (1.10), under IP fragmentation settings,
is it thresh or trash?
In proc.html (1.10), under /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf,
it says "one directory calls all."
perhaps it should be "one directory called all."
And finally, in the /mnt chapter, you said that if fsck is being run,
that the filesystem has to be read-only. How does fsck fix anything in
read-only? Or does it act through /dev/ ?
Clyde Forrester
ccf3(at)mindspring(dot)com
binh