It's been referenced a billion times in a billion ways, so this is mostly for me.

SSH Tutorial for Linux

ISO, CDR, and CDRW in Linux [cpqlinux.com]

An old page, but full of handy tips (more like quick references) nonetheless.

Just in case, it's also here. [waybackmachine.org]

Also:

• HOWTO ATAPI CD Burning [gentoo-wiki.com]
• CD burning with a 2.6 kernel [www.debian-administration.org]

What a stroke of genius. I’m sure some people think it’s obvious, but what a great application of RAMDISK!

Sessions are generally small, and putting them in a RAMDISK eliminates IO activity from storing/retrieving session data without having to change anything in PHP..

Linux: 2.6 Input Drivers FAQ

Didn’t want to lose it..

Additional keyboard stuff:

• Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO

Re: truetype fonts

XftConfig contains scalable fonts only. bitmap fonts can’t possibly be anti-aliased (and anti-aliasing is what XftConfig is there for).

> Can one get ride of one of the files?

If you remove /etc/X11/fs/config, X will stop working.
If you remove /etc/X11/XftConfig, antialiasing will act oddly.

Fonts in X