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This is meant to help owners of amd64-compatible systems (AMD Athlon64, Turion64, Opteron64 etc, Intel Xeon with EM64T, Intel Pentium 4, Pentium D with EM64T) to set up a 64-bit linux system. it is geared towards gentoo linux, but should work on other distribution with minor modifications.

There is a lot of depth to MySQL and what you can do with it, and consequently, no small list of commands and combinations that are a part of it. Here is MY list of 'must know' information and commands for the MySQL beginner.

have been a Linux/Unix admin for about 7 years professionally now. I actually started off as a Junior Admin at a Linux company. This experience taught me alot, but also got me spoiled. At the Linux company, you were made fun of if you used Windows. We had one machine in the building running Windows, and that was for the Exchange server which we needed for our development team. This company was writing a email client for Linux, and Solaris that would communicate 100% to exchange (yes before evolution did it, and before exchange 2000). Every desktop in the building was running some distro of Linux. So basically I never had to argue about Linux/Unix stability, ease of use, etc.

Well, it's the day after christmas and like me, you got this new keyboard with all those sweet little buttons on top. How to configure that you may ask? Let's explore this together

Many people are interested in getting their linux or BSD desktop interface to look as much like Apple's very successful OS X gui as possible.

Do you have an existing MySQL database with valuable data in it? Would you like to be able to access it with OpenOffice.org 2.0's new Base database application?