“…MacCallum is a technology manager, freelance technology author, and software freedom activist, who has been working with the BSD and GNU/Linux operating systems since 1999. His current areas of interest are security, reverse engineering, and developing free software…”

“…Implement and manage your software-defined, massively scalable storage system About This Book Explore Ceph's architecture in order to achieve scalability and high availability Learn to utilize Ceph efficiently with the help of practical examples Successfully implement Ceph clusters to scale-out storage solutions along with outstanding data protection Who This Book Is For A basic knowledge of GNU/Linux, and storage systems, and server components is assumed. …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Contents at a Glance; Contents; About the Author; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: Office Productivity, Note Taking, Accounting, and PDF Creation; AbiWord: Simplicity in Word Processing; Feature Highlights; AbiWord Support; LibreOffice: The Powerful Free Office Suite; LibreOffice Modules; Writer; Calc; Impress; Base; Draw; LibreOffice Support; Zim: Open Source Note-Taking Application; Zim Support; Google Keep: Create, Sync, and Share Notes; Feature Highlights; Google Keep Support; GnuCash: Open Source Accounting Software…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating and Installing Packages; Fink; Creating Fink Packages; Sample Program; Creating and Publishing the Tarball; Creating the .info File; Installing the Package; GNU-Darwin; Packaging Tools; Using PackageMaker; Setting up the directory; Creating the package; Using GNU tar; Disk Images…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using the ToolchainC Library Alternatives; Customizing the uClibc configuration; Diet libc; Usage; Java; Non-Sun-Related Open Source Virtual Machines; The GNU Java Compiler; Perl; Miniperl; Python; Other Programming Languages; Eclipse: An Integrated Development Environment; Running Eclipse; Extending Eclipse; Target Management toolkit; Subclipse; Working With Eclipse; Makefile projects; Development; Target management; Terminal Emulators; Eclipse Terminal; Minicom; UUCP cu; C-Kermit; 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Getting HelpResources; 4: The Host Development Environment; Cross-Development Tools-The GNU Tool Chain; GCC; Make; GDB; Install Software; What's on the DVD?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Installation Process -- Resources -- 3 Introducing linux -- Running Linux-KDE -- File Manager -- Shell Window -- Linux Features -- Protected Mode Architecture -- Real Mode -- Protected Mode -- "Flat" Versus Segmented Memory Models -- Paging -- 64-Bit Paging -- The Linux Process Model -- The Fork() Function -- The Execve() Function -- The Linux File System -- File Permissions -- The "Root" User -- The /Proc File System -- The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard -- The /usr hierarchy -- "Mounting" File Systems -- System Configuration -- The Shell -- Getting Help -- Resources -- 4 The host development environment -- Cross-Development Tools: the GNU Tool Chain -- Gnu Compiler Collection -- Make -- Gnu DeBugger -- Getting and Installing the Software -- Install Cross-Tool Chain -- The Terminal Emulator, minicom -- Networking -- Network Address -- What About Wireless? …”

“…You are encouraged to have a working knowledge of GNU/Linux systems and Python. What You Will Learn Get to know the fundamentals of ROS and apply its concepts to real robot examples Control a mobile robot to navigate autonomously in an environment Model your robot designs using URDF and Xacro, and operate them in a ROS Gazebo simulation Control a 7 degree-of-freedom robot arm for visual servoing Fly a quadcopter to autonomous waypoints Gain working knowledge of ROS tools such as Gazebo, rviz, rqt, and Move-It Control robots with mobile devices and controller boards In Detail The visionaries who created ROS developed a framework for robotics centered on the commonality of robotic systems and exploited this commonality in ROS to expedite the development of future robotic systems. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; Ubuntu Linux and Its Strengths; Summary; CHAPTER 2 GNU "slash" Linux; UNIX; The Rise of the IBM PC... and of Microsoft; RMS on Free Software; Copyleft; The Quest for a UNIX-like Operating System; Linus Torvalds and His Little Project; GNU "slash" Linux; The Linux Diaspora; Open Source; The South African Factor; An Operating System for the Future; Summary; CHAPTER 3 Pre-installation Steps; Understanding Partitioning; Freeing Up Space; Reclaiming Space; Removing Windows; Using Another Hard Disk; Backing Up Your Data…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Components of a Build System -- The Build Process and Build Description -- How a Build System Is Used -- Build System Quality -- Summary -- Chapter 2 A MAKE-BASED BUILD SYSTEM -- Calculator Example -- Creating a Simple Makefile -- Simplifying the Makefile -- Additional Build Targets -- Using a Framework -- Summary -- Chapter 3 THE RUNTIME VIEW OF A PROGRAM -- Executable Programs -- Libraries -- Configuration and Data Files -- Distributed Programs -- Summary -- Chapter 4 FILE TYPES AND COMPILATION TOOLS -- C/C++ -- Java -- C# -- Other File Types -- Summary -- Chapter 5 SUBTARGETS AND BUILD VARIANTS -- Building Subtargets -- Building Different Editions of the Software -- Building Different Target Architectures -- Summary -- PART II: THE BUILD TOOLS -- Chapter 6 MAKE -- The GNU Make Programming Language -- Real-World Build System Scenarios -- Praise and Criticism -- Similar Tools -- Summary -- Chapter 7 ANT -- The Ant Programming Language -- Real-World Build System Scenarios -- Praise and Criticism -- Similar Tools -- Summary -- Chapter 8 SCons -- The SCons Programming Language -- Real-World Build System Scenarios -- Praise and Criticism -- Similar Tools -- Summary -- Chapter 9 CMAKE -- The CMake Programming Language -- Real-World Build System Scenarios -- Praise and Criticism -- Similar Build Tools -- Summary -- Chapter 10 ECLIPSE -- The Eclipse Concepts and GUI -- Real-World Build System Scenarios -- Praise and Criticism -- Similar Build Tools -- Summary -- PART III: ADVANCED TOPICS -- Chapter 11 DEPENDENCIES…”

“…Authored by a leading LPI insider and long-time Linux trainer, it presents focused, straight-to-the-point coverage of all LPIC-1 exam topics, including: System Architecture Linux Installation and Package Management GNU and Unix Commands Devices, Linux Filesystems, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard Shells, Scripting and Data Management User Interfaces and Desktops Administrative Tasks Essential System Services Networking Fundamentals Security From start to finish, it's organized to help you focus your study time where you need the most help, so you can retain more, and earn higher scores: Pre-chapter "Do I Know This Already" (DIKTA) quizzes help you assess your knowledge of each chapter's content, and decide how much time to spend on each section Foundation Topics sections thoroughly explain concepts and theory, and link them to real-world configurations and commands Key Topics icons flag every figure, table, or list you absolutely must understand and remember Chapter-ending Exam Preparation sections deliver even more exercises and troubleshooting scenarios Two full sample exams offer realistic practice delivered through Pearson's state-of-the-art PCPT test engine…”

“…À propos du terme hacker B. La GNU Free Documentation License…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Part I: Introduction, Installation, and Software Management -- Part II: Single-Host Administration -- Part III: Networking and Security -- Part IV: Internet Services -- Part V: Intranet Services -- Part VI: Appendixes -- Updates and Feedback -- Part I: Introduction, Installation, and Software Management -- Chapter 1: Technical Summary of Linux Distributions -- Linux: The Operating System -- What Is Open Source Software and GNU All About? -- What Is the GNU Public License? …”

“…Gray presents dozens of standalone program examples; all compiled with the GNU C/C++ compiler 2.96 & 3.2, and fullytested on PC platforms running Red Hat Linux 7.3 & 8.0. http://authors.phptr.com/gray…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…El reto de difundir el patrimonio cultural en Internet : perspectivas y experiencias / Francisco Javier Garcia Marco -- Context and consensus / Alan Gilchrist -- Programas de codigo libre (GNU) para la recuperacion de informacion / Carlos G. …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…GNU Assembly Directives; 2.3.1 Selecting the Current Section…”

“…It is the basis for the C++ that is widely used in a great many contexts, including the GNU Project. It underlies the Linux operating system and many of its utilities. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Examples of shellcode -- Shellcode versus a payload -- Breaking down shellcode -- Exploring the common types of shellcode -- Local shellcode -- Remote shellcode -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Assembly Language -- Technical requirements -- Demystifying assembly language -- Types of assembly language -- Identifying the elements of assembly language -- Registers and flags -- Data movement instructions -- Arithmetic instructions -- Conditional instructions -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Shellcode Tools and Resources -- Technical requirements -- Interpreters, compilers, and assemblers -- Interpreters -- Compilers -- Interpreters versus compilers -- Assemblers -- Tools and resources for developing shellcode -- Netwide Assembler (NASM) -- Microsoft Assembler (MASM) -- Visual Studio -- GNU Compiler -- IDA Pro -- x64dbg -- Shellcode creation tools -- Online shellcode resources -- Summary -- Section 2: Writing Shellcode -- Chapter 4: Developing Shellcode for Windows -- Technical requirements -- Environment setup -- Installing Mona -- Anatomy of memory -- Shellcode techniques -- Buffer overflow attacks -- Backdooring PE files with shellcode -- Egg hunter -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Developing Shellcode for Linux -- Technical requirements -- Environment setup -- Executable and Linking Format (ELF) fundamentals -- Shellcode techniques -- Basic Linux shellcode -- Egg hunter shellcode -- Reverse TCP shellcode -- Writing shellcode for x64 -- Format string vulnerabilities -- Summary -- Further reading -- Section 3: Countermeasures and Bypasses -- Chapter 6: Countermeasures and Bypasses -- Technical requirements…”