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Issue #71 / Oct 2006

Cover Theme: Hotplug Hacks

DVD: SimplyMEPIS 6.0

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Hotplug Hacks Intro
Extending the Linux hotplug system

Hotplugging is invisible and automatic – if you want it to be. But a close look at the Linux hotplug system reveals interesting opportunities for customization.

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Debian Hotplug
Extending hotplug on Debian, SLES 9, and RHAS 4

Debian hotplug is designed for little more than loading drivers and configuring devices. The collection of scripts discussed in this article helps Linux to respond when a network cable is plugged in or when a cellphone is in the vicinity. Read on for more on how to define custom hotplug events.

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Ivman
Building in hotplug with Ivman

Better knowledge of the Linux hotplug system opens the door to to innovation and automation. We’ll show you a custom backup solution for laptop computers.

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Udev
Dynamic device management in Udev

After three years of hanging around on the sidelines, Udev has finally ousted the legacy Dev-FS system. We take a look under the hood at the Udev device management system inside your Linux system.

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Books
Defeating the Hacker Designing Interfaces ...
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Ubuntu 6.06 “Dapper Drake”
Test driving Ubuntu’s Dapper Drake

Is Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake worthy of an update? That depends on what you are looking for. We took a tour of the latest Ubuntu.

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BOINC
Building distributed applications with BOINC

Grid computing lets little PCs work on big problems. You can use the grid system of the famous SETI@home project to build your own grid computing solutions.

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MythTV
Building a home media center with MythTV

MythTV and its extensive ecosystem of add-ons let you turn your Linux computer into a full-featured home media center.

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