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The Flattening Internet Topology: Natural Evolution, Unsightly Barnacles or Contrived

HPL-2008-47 The Flattening Internet Topology: Natural Evolution, Unsightly Barnacles or Contrived Collapse? - Gill, Phillipa; Arlitt, Martin; Li, Zongpeng; Mahanti, Anirban
Keyword(s): Internet, topology, content providers, private WAN, measurement
Abstract: In this paper we collect and analyze traceroute measurements 1 to show that large content providers (e.g., Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!) are deploying their own wide-area networks, bringing their networks closer to users, and bypassing Tier-1 ISPs on many paths. This trend, should it continue and be ad ...
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Evolution(1)							GNOME Applications						      Evolution(1)

NAME

       evolution - Run Ximian Evolution, a groupware suite for GNOME containing email, calendar, addressbook, and task-list tools.

SYNOPSIS

       evolution [OPTION] ... [URI]

DESCRIPTION

       This  program is a graphical groupware suite; a single application with email, calendar, address book, and task-list tools to help you col-
       laborate with other people.

       This man page is not the central source of help for Evolution. You can find the user's guide by running the application and selecting items
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       port.ximian.com. For help with additional command-line options, type evolution --help at the command line.

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       evolution
	      Runs the application.

       evolution "%s"
	      To use Evolution as the handler for mailto: links in GNOME applications, open the GNOME Control Center and set the mailto: URL  han-
	      dler  to this value. You can do this with non-GNOME browsers such as Mozilla, by setting the appropriate value in that application's
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       evolution default:mail
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