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- Official Ubuntu Home Page
- Official Ubuntu Forums
- Official Ubuntu Guide
- Wubuntu – Ubuntu Web Edition
- Windows to Ubuntu Transition Guide
- 10 Advantages of Ubuntu over Vista
- 30 Days with Ubuntu Linux
- 60 Days With Ubuntu
- Installing Ubuntu Linux!
- FREE Linux Books online
- The Ultimate Linux Reference Guide for Newbies
- Top 10 Linux commands for Absolute Newbies
- The Ultimate Linux Network Reference Guide for Newbies
- Install and run Ubuntu without disturbing Windows
- Basics to Linux Explained
- Windows Desktop Software and The Linux Alternatives
- The best reason yet to use Ubuntu
- How to install Anything in Ubuntu!
- How to Build Triple Boot (XP, Vista, Ubuntu) with single Boot Screen
- Windows Based Ubuntu Installer – Screenshots and demo
- Instlux: Install Linux while still in Windows!
- Ubuntu Linux Vs. Windows Vista: The Battle For Your Desktop — Ubuntu Linux
- Ten tips for new Ubuntu users
- 13 Must Do things on new Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn installation
- Hack Attack: Top 10 Ubuntu apps and tweaks
- How To Set Up A Ubuntu/Debian LAMP Server
- The Perfect Desktop – Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn
- The Perfect Desktop – Ubuntu Studio 7.04
- The Perfect Setup – Ubuntu Feisty Fawn (Ubuntu 7.04)
- How To Install Internet Explorer On Ubuntu
- Change the menu bar and main menu logos in Ubuntu
- How To Compile A Kernel – The Ubuntu Way
- How to Configure an $80 File Server in 45 Minutes
- Installing Popular Applications On Your Ubuntu Desktop With Automatix2
- Bandwidth Monitoring Tools for Ubuntu Users
- Running Internet Explorer in Ubuntu Linux
- How To Use NTFS Drives/Partitions Under Ubuntu
- Installing The Native Linux Flash Player 9 On Ubuntu
- Mount a Remote Folder using SSH on Ubuntu
- Clone Your Ubuntu installation
- Speed Up Firefox web browser
- Install Popular Applications in Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Using Automatix2
- How to Install Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in Ubuntu
- How to Install Beryl with latest nvidia drivers in Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
- How To Install VMware Server On Ubuntu 7.04
- DNS server Setup using bind in Ubuntu
- NFS Server and Client Configuration in Ubuntu
- Dual Monitors with NVidia in Ubuntu
- Howto Set Flickr images as Ubuntu desktop wallpaper
- Sharing Internet Connection in Ubuntu
- 10 must have programs for a new Ubuntu user
- 10 minutes to run every Windows app on your Ubuntu desktop
- How-To: Ubuntu Media Server
- How-to: Cheap Ubuntu Media Server Part 2
- HOWTO Encrypt CD/DVDs in Ubuntu
- How-to: Installing Ubuntu Linux on a usb pendrive
- Install KDE Desktop in Ubuntu
- Set Windows as Default OS when Dual Booting Ubuntu
- Official Ubuntu Linux Desktop Guide
- 100+ Ubuntu Tutorials and Growing Fast!
- Ubuntu and wireless – now better than Windows!
- LifeHacker Top 10 Ubuntu applications
- Running OSX and Windows XP/Vista on Ubuntu
- Awesome Ubuntu Apps you might not know about
- Completely mod Ubuntu to look like OS X
- Cracking WEP with Ubuntu
- 6 Best Ubuntu Tweaks out there
- 100 Useful Ubuntu Links – Everything you could ever need!
- Ultimate Ubuntu performance tweaking guide
- Transform Your Ubuntu’s Look
- Ubuntu tricks – how to mount your WinXP partition, make it read/writabable
- HOWTO: Ubuntu Customization Guide Part I
- Cleaning up a Ubuntu GNU/Linux system
- Super Fast Internet for Ubuntu
- Speed up the Internet in Ubuntu
- How-to: Theming your Ubuntu desktop
- 11 Things You Haven’t Seen Yet in Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
- 300+ Easily Installed Free Fonts for Ubuntu
- Ubuntu Performance Guides
- Ubuntu Tutorials
- 10 most popular Ubuntu sites on the net
- Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Performance Guide
- Set-up a Ubuntu webcam security system
- Instructions to install NTFS-3G in Ubuntu Dapper
- How to achieve native NTFS write support under Linux
- Hacking Ubuntu to Improve Performance
- Ubuntu and Your iPod…
- How to Access Your Ubuntu Remotely
- How to make OpenOffice run faster in Ubuntu
- Dual Monitors HOWTO
- DvdShrink For Linux – How To Install On Ubuntu
- 13 Applications to Install on Ubuntu/Linux running on Slow Computer
- How to Setup Your ubuntu Computer to be a Router
- Improve performance in Ubuntu
- How to gracefully reboot your Ubuntu/Debian system if all else fails
- Good Ubuntu Networking Tutorial for Beginners and advanced users
- Top 10 Ubuntu Tips
- Scheduling for Absolute Beginners
- Building a Linux home media center
- Ubuntu Customization Kit
- Remote Desktop for Linux
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http://maztikno.wordpress.com/2007/08/17/101-tips-triks-dan-tutorial-ubuntu/
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1. In Unix, a shell builtin is a command or a function, called from a shell, that is executed directly in the shell itself, instead of an external executable program which the shell would load and execute. Shell builtins work significantly faster than external programs, because there is no program loading overhead. However, their code is inherently present in the shell, and thus modifying or updating them requires modifications to the shell. Therefore shell builtins are usually used for simple, almost trivial, functions, such as text output. Because of the nature of Unix, some functions of the operating system have to be implemented as shell builtins. The most notable example is cd, which changes the working directory of the shell. Because each executable program runs in a separate process, and working directories are specific to each process, loading cd as an external program would not affect the working directory of the shell that loaded it. Examples: A widely used shell-builtin is the logout function, which terminates the session. This function has different names depending on the shell. Some examples from bash include $ cd .. Loops (if, while, for and such) $ echo. man bash-builtin will list a few on most UNIX-systems. (Wikipedia)
2. Which of course should have never been made. One should always create relative path settings.
A DNS server resolves domain names into IP addresses. So when you request “google.com” for example, the DNS server finds out the address for the domain, and sends your request the right way.
You can run a DNS cache on your computer. This will speed up the process of looking up domain names when browsing. The difference is about 30-60 ms for me. Multiply that difference by the number of websites you visit a day for an approximate estimate of the speed improvement. Of course, all this would be worth it if it weren’t for the fact that setting this up is way too easy.
The following instructions are for someone with a cable (broadband) internet connection, where the computer gets it’s local IP address using DHCP from the router in your house/office:
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