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    [title] => Handy CD reading/writing/ripping stuff
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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]



    [author] => erin
    [authorname] => Erin Schnabel
    [itime] => 2004-12-01 22:41:00
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    [authorid] => 1
    [authormail] => erinschnabel@gmail.com
    [authorurl] => http://ebullientworks.com/
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    [title] => Session data in a RAMDISK
    [body] => 	
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..


 
    [author] => erin
    [authorname] => Erin Schnabel
    [itime] => 2004-03-04 10:51:00
    [more] => 
	
References:

	

	
Applications : How to use a Ramdisk for Linux 
		
/etc/init.d/apache2_session – created by me
	


 
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    [title] => Helpful stuff for kernel 2.6.x and X (mice/keyboard)
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Linux: 2.6 Input Drivers FAQ

	
Didn’t want to lose it.. 

	
Additional keyboard stuff:

	

	
Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO
	


 
    [author] => erin
    [authorname] => Erin Schnabel
    [itime] => 2004-02-19 21:17:00
    [more] => 

 
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    [authorurl] => http://ebullientworks.com/
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    [itemid] => 16
    [title] => TrueType Fonts
    [body] => 	
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


 
    [author] => erin
    [authorname] => Erin Schnabel
    [itime] => 2003-12-21 11:26:00
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