April 17, 2004

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Install CVsup to Stay Current with FreeBSD

April 17, 2004

If you have just installed FreeBSD’s ports collection using a CD-ROM, you must upgrade to the latest releases of the ported software you need. If you have just installed FreeBSD

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Creating a Python Executable File Using makeExe.py

April 17, 2004

This file creates an executable file from a Python file specified by the user and writes the new executable to disk. “””makeExe.py- Simple Python script to automate the creation of

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Linux Commands: Using the “Manpage”

April 17, 2004

For newcomers to Linux, the “manpage” is the UNIX/Linux equivalent of the classic DOS question mark (?) command-line parameter. It shows you information about the command. To see the manpage