Finally, Google has released a code search that enables you to search through source code.
Similar to koders.com and others.
I haven’t seen too much of my own publical GPL code in here, but it’s a start.
The question is: Can I search for special characters?
Finally, Google has released a code search that enables you to search through source code.
Similar to koders.com and others.
I haven’t seen too much of my own publical GPL code in here, but it’s a start.
The question is: Can I search for special characters?
Thanks to freeengineer.org, their guide to learning UNIX in 10 minutes is available which covers some of the basic unix commands to help you move around the system.
Those who have used DOS back in the day, some of the same basic commands exist:
cp file1 file2 copy […]
Thanks to freeengineer.org, their guide to learning UNIX in 10 minutes is available which covers some of the basic unix commands to help you move around the system.
Those who have used DOS back in the day, some of the same basic commands exist:
- cp file1 file2 copy a file
- mv file1 renamed file1 move or rename a file
- rm file1 [file2 …] remove or delete a file
- rm -r dir1 [dir2…] recursivly remove a directory and its contents BE CAREFUL!
- mkdir dir1 [dir2…] make a directory
- rmdir dir1 [dir2…] remove an empty directory
- export CASROOT=/usr/local/CAS3.0 Defines the variable CASROOT with the value /usr/local/CAS3.0.
In my recent decision to leave my current job in search of a more LAMP-friendly environment, I came across opensourcexperts.com.
Some of the postings in categories are over a year old, I’m hoping to revive it a bit by writing about it here.
The job searches are available as RSS feeds as well as via the site.
In my recent decision to leave my current job in search of a more LAMP-friendly environment, I came across opensourcexperts.com.
Some of the postings in categories are over a year old, I’m hoping to revive it a bit by writing about it here.
The job searches are available as RSS feeds as well as via the site.