Printing. On FreeBSD. With lpd. It’s all in the title, really.
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PXE Booting Utilities With FreeBSD
Netbooting utility floppy, CD, and memory stick images.
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Buying A Used Laser Printer
How to get a good deal on a used laser printer.
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The Interrupted Unix FAQ
All the important Unix questions, answered before you’ve even finished
asking.
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AllowEmptyInput, FreeBSD, and Xorg Input
Put down the AllowEmptyInput and back away slowly.
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Using script(1)
The line dividing boring usage of script(1) and a terrifying encounter
with the unknown is very, very fine.
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Upgrading FreeBSD Ports
Another one of those articles with a too-obvious title. Maybe it would
be better called "Snarfy The Wonder Dog Can Fly" or "The Morlock
Rebellion" or "Stan And His Insidious Plan".
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Disk Setup On FreeBSD
Using programs to, er, do stuff to disks.
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Backup Options For FreeBSD
Different backup methods for different purposes.
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Quick Wireless Setup On FreeBSD
Rápida de configuración inalámbrica en FreeBSD.
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Using X For A High Resolution Console On FreeBSD
Some people still use text consoles, and want a higher resolution for
them. Here’s a more versatile way to do that than VESA BIOS video modes
provide.
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Simplifying FreeBSD Kernel Config Files
Making custom kernel config files is easier than in the past.
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Updating the ports tree and checking installed ports for new versions is
not too difficult on one or two machines. It becomes worthy of
automation on multiple machines or with jails.
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Suggestions For Speakers
That’s suggestions for people who are speaking at conferences or
presentations, not suggestions for great audio speakers. Well, it is
about audio, but… okay, look, it’s just some tips on how to give
better presentations, all right?
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Book Review: FreeBSD Device Drivers: A Guide for the Intrepid by Joseph Kong
My review of Joseph Kong’s FreeBSD drivers book.
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Book Review Absolute OpenBSD, 2nd Edition by Michael Lucas
My review of Michael Lucas' OpenBSD book.
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