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Fast Guide:	Linux and Unix

Last Updated: Mar 26, 2007

Is your company using both Unix and Linux, or is it joining those who are switching to Linux? Either way, this Linux/Unix links library has tips for you.

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>>	Your Unix or Linux server can't see Windows shared drives? Try Samba! ASK THE EXPERTS : I have a lab at home that includes HP/UX, AIX, Solaris on Intel, Linux and Windows (98 & 2000). The AIX and HP/UX servers ...
>>	Partitioning in Unix and Linux 7.2 ASK THE EXPERTS :Why do Unix and Linux, up to Linux version 7.2, require primary partitioning and later versions of Linux do not?
>>	Mainframe Linux vs. Unix TIP :Discover how Linux on the mainframe -- in this case, the IBM System z Server -- compares with Unix, in terms of its ...
>>	Linux/Unix commands: How to get copy, conversion power with dd TIP :Learn how to use dd, a Linux command for handling convert-and-copy tasks. An expert shows how to create a backup of your MBR, ...
>>	When Linux trumps Unix and vice versa TIP :For many IT organizations, migrating to Linux from Unix can be beneficial. In this tip, an expert opines on when it's worth ...
>>	Unix to Linux: Migration steps and porting TIP :In this tip, an expert describes the issues involved in the phases and technical implementation of a Unix-to-Linux migration.
>>	Unix-to-Linux migrations: Guidelines, distro choices and hardware optimization TIP :Get comprehensive, step-by-step advice for your Unix-to-Linux migration testing environment and hardware optimization tips in ...
>>	Unix-to-Linux migration: A Unix past, A Linux future TIP :Find out why software and training issues are key factors for evaluating ROI and why organizations that base their business ...
>>	Porting criteria: Migrating apps from Unix to Linux TIP :Don't skimp on testing or creating a sandbox environment to play in when porting your Unix apps to Linux. This is one of ...
>>	Security differences between Linux and Unix ASK THE EXPERTS :Are there security differences between Unix and Linux? Which one is more secure?

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