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[Gigacore]

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Linuxtopia is an extensive online resource for anyone learning or deploying enterprise level open source technology. Whether you are a C, C++, Java or Web developer, a system or database administrator, hardware engineer or a security specialist you will find Linuxtopia to be an indepensable source of technical information.

i found this website very useful as i'm very new to Linux Started to Explore Linux for Beginners Section.

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[gauravakaasid]

great link dude. Thnx

[eagle_y2j]

nice find ^^

[azaad_shri75]

online I knew it for long, if downloadable would have been better.

[freebird]

there are thousands of such tutorials.may be u can try the IBM's Linux courses:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...ux/library.jsp

[GNUrag]

And not to mention those awesome IBM RedBooks on topics of highly advanced computing(almost all topics beyond my understanding too).
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/

IBM offers RedBooks as free downloads

[indiapavan]

Is there any place where I can learn advanced Javascript? I needed direct file modification using Javascript without Java applets. I know it can done using PHP. But how about perl scripting?

[choudang]

gr8...

[Ron]

thks.....

[JojoTheDragon]

Good i am switching to lixus soon

[Faun]

^^why ?

[QwertyManiac]

Originally Posted by indiapavan

Is there any place where I can learn advanced Javascript? I needed direct file modification using Javascript without Java applets. I know it can done using PHP. But how about perl scripting?

Yes Perl can do it too, but JavaScript can't handle any system files, and at the most only cookies.

[Hitboxx]

Closed.

@indiapavan,
- 1) wrong section. (start one in Programming if needed)
- 2) thread hijack
- 3) old thread.