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Thank you guys.

Hi Guys,

Aside from the following, what are other letters can be seen on permission and what do they do? Thank you.

r = read
w = write
x = execute
l = link
d = directory
s = ?

Thanks demws, but which one do I need to reboot? Is it the windows server or the linux server? Why is that other accounts can see the file if we're using the same linux server, same group and the...

Guys,

I have a disk that is mapped with both windows and linux. I don't know how to say it exactly but this is what happens:
We have a user (A) with certain file (let's call) ABC. Using my linux...

Sir,

Thanks for the info. I have actually visited these places and did not find the answer that's why I went back here.
GNU - GNU Not Unix is the normal thing that I read, while K Desktop...

Does anybody know what the "G" in "GNU" means and the "K" in "KDE" means? Thanks.

Use the link command ... it's easier.

Thanks ilan! I'll try searching for that.

Hi Guys,

Please excuse me, I hope this is the right forum for this question.
What kind of software is being used to make GUIs and can you show me some tutorial links? Thank you.

Slick :D

The script is the same on all the 3 machines and the perl location is also the same (path - which perl).

I am trying to learn PERL programming. I copied this example from a book just to try it on my machine. It worked out fine but when I tried it on another machine, an error appears: syntax error near...

Thank you guys. I'll try them one of these days (if I had my pc fixed). :)

I'm actually not sure which type of OS I want coz I don't know what is the advantage of each type of OS to the other OSes. I am leaving it up to you to give me the best one. I am assume you'll be...

Hey Guys,

Can somebody help me get a unix OS installer (preferably no charge)?
Can I install it on intel pc? I got a copy of unix installer a year ago and tried installing it on an intel pc but ...

Sir,

Here is the sypnosis when I look at man page:

touch [-acm] [-r ref file] file ...
touch [-acm] [-t time] file ...
touch [-acm] [date_time] file ...

But when I use them, I can't...

Why is it that I can not set the time the way I want it even I used the syntax at the man page? Say, I want to change the access time of filex from the current time to another time.

Is it possible to set a task to happen in the future? Say I want to log-off only after 10 hours of being logged on with out doing any activity in between?