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The pros and cons of IPsec
Introductory resources for IPCs, multithreading and socket programming
Achieving B1 Orange book levels with Linux
Open source in small IT shops
Open source vs. open standards

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Open standards and open source in natural disasters
Open source and natural disaster
Reading .pdf files in a Linux environment
Open source support for small IT companies

Open source strategy expert Maria Winslow describes how smaller IT organizations can still reap the benefits of open source software.
Partitioning in Unix and Linux 7.2
Creating Microsoft Word versions of OpenOffice files
OpenOffice tools for drawing and drafting
Simple ways to try Linux without dumping Windows
The truth about open standards
Finding open source applications

Do you know of any open source applications for real estate brokers? I can't find any applications that will run on Linux, and I'd settle for a commercial one if I could find one that ran on Linux....
Pop-up and ad prevention with open source browsers
Linux-based e-mail: Evolution and Kmail
Partitioning and dual boot environments

Open source software and applications expert Bernard Golden explains different ways to create a dual-boot partition with GRUB and Linspire.
Linux firewall filtration by application

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