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I post this, because when you are newbie to Linux and have certain problems getting your system to work, you often hear (or read in this case) that you should re-compile your kernel in order to get wh ...

There is an excellent reference for linux system commands entitled, appropriately, Linux System Commands-The Ultimate Shop Manual, by Patrick Volkerding the creator of slackware and Kevin Reichard, pu ...

I'm not the administrator either, but in order to post with an avatar you should click on the Profile link located below the Linux Tutorial banner. Once there, scroll down to the bottom of the profil ...

Using your instructions, I successfully downloaded and configured F-Prot for my system. Then I was successful in checking for and downloading then installing virus definition updates. This is really ...

Now that you have linux installed on your system, why would you want to re-format your hard drive and re-install Windowx XP?

If you want to do that, you can use fdisk or I believe just inserting th ...

OpenPGP has been successfully implemented on my system. I am using the Mozillla Brower/Email client version 1.2.1 and the Enigmail plug-in for that version. Red Hat 9 already has gpg installed for ...

I'm confused by the last two sentences of your post, namely:

Using the forum is fine, but I would prefer to have it through the "Contributions" link in the tutorial. However, I could create a new s ...

Have you contacted the OEM (HP) by email to inquire as to whether linux drivers are available for your printer? Sometimes OEMs don't advertise support for linux on their websites but do provide suppo ...

I went up on the Red Hat Network last evening and found the RPM package GnuPG-1.2.1-4, and installed it on my system. I have not yet configured it for my email client, Mozilla Mail. I'm eagerly awai ...

I didn't realize PGP had a linux package. This is excellent. Please do tell us more.

I would like to thank the Linux Tutorial administrator (jimmo) for creating the Red Hat Linux Distribution forum as a part of his Linux Tutorial site. Cool

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Thanks for agreeing to post a Red Hat Linux 9 Distribution Forum on the Linux Tutorial BB. Here are the subforums and descriptions I would like to see:

Hardware This forum is for Hardware issues. ...

In response to your comment, Au contraire. In the first three sentences in Chapter 1 of the book Red Hat Linux 9 Unleashed published by SAMS Publishing, appears the following: "Welcome to Red Hat Li ...

Red Hat Linux 9 (Shrike) has a built-in C++ compiler called gcc version 3.2.2 Newer versions may be available from Red Hat Network as of this writing.

Capturing screen images in Linux is quite simple provided you are using Red Hat Linux 9 with Gnome. The procedure is essentially the same as in Windows, with RHLinux 9 using a built-in mechanism (gno ...

I'm writing to entertain the possibility of having a forum devoted to the latest Red Hat Linux release, version 9 (Shrike)? I don't know how many members are using Red Hat Linux as opposed to Mandrake ...

If your system did not automatically detect your sound card, loading and running /sndconfig won't select it either. You should try selecting a "generic" sound card driver from the list provided by /s ...

Did you know in Red Hat Linux 9 you can copy files from one block device to aonther through a graphical means? To copy files from your hard drive (hda1) to say a floppy drive (fd0), double-click on y ...

First of all, the following sound cards are documented as supported "out of the box" in RH Linux 9: C-Media CM8338; Creative Labs - Soundblaster 128 PCI, Soundblaster Live, Soundblaster Live! Audigy; ...

If you own an older (or newer) Iomega Zip Drive, you won't find how to support it on the Iomega website. What follows are instructions for configuring a 100 MB Iomega Zip Drive (Parallel Port) Device ...