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(K)ubuntu 10.04 Release

Kubuntu 10.04 LTS has been released.

http://kubuntu.com

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Welcome New Members

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Well, we've had a couple of new members sign up in the last couple of weeks! So I want to say welcome!

Please feel free to post questions on the forums. We're still getting the site set up (busy with work and things so it's taking its time) but we're glad to help out with any problems you have.

If you find any interesting articles, or have any tidbits for others, let us know.

Search for text, list files

I've found myself needing to sort through a large number of files for a particular phrase. Thanks to the Gnu/Linux command line, I'm able to list the filename for every file that this search phrase is found.

How, you might ask? It's easy. And here's how.

Open up your favorite terminal emulator (often found under accessories).

Type the following:

find . -maxdepth 1 | xargs grep 'text to search for' -sl

and voila! An instant list of files where the phrase was found.

Another list of free books

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LinuxHaxor.net offers a list of "10 Free Linux EBooks For Beginners".

A few are repeats from other lists that have been shared here on NoLUG.

20 Free Linux "Books"

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The article I link to calls itself "20 of the Best Free Linux Books". You can decide whether or not they are the best. The list does, however, cover a range of topics from being a new user up to advanced Linux programming.

http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20090405061531628/20oftheBestFreeLinuxBooks-Part1.html

20 Great Linux / Unix Terminal Commands

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At least one of the commands is intended for use on a Debian system (#6). There are some more handy commands in this list, in addition to the "Linux Tips Every Geek Should Know" that I reposted earlier.

Linux Tips Every Geek Should Know

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A couple articles that are really just a collection of tips and tricks for the command line and a few other programs. A lot of the stuff I know I wouldn't use, but there is plenty of material here to make using Linux a little easier.

Found at TuxRadar.

Linux Tips Every Geek Should Know - A haphazard list of tips and tricks worth browsing through.

Living with Linux

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This is (as of this writing) a two part article of someone giving up their regular operating system for a little while in exchange for a Linux distribution.

I thought it might help new users, or people thinking about giving Linux a try, a glimpse into the experience of someone else who has done the same.

Living with Linux - Part 1

Living with Linux - Part 2

(Expired) Linux Format free to download for 24 hours only

Free hi-resolution Linux Format magazine! I'm re-posting this for "maximum exposure", if at least for archival purposes.

A beginning

Gears are turning and interest is starting to show for a Linux Users' Group in the North Okanagan. If you are a Linux user or someone who just wants to learn more about free open source software then sign up for an account (to the left) and keep http://nolug.ca bookmarked!

Registration and membership are free!

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