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A
- Absolute
- Ad-hoc
- Advanced Configuration And Power Interface (Acpi)
- Advanced Graphics Port (Agp)
- Advanced Power Management (Apm)
- Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface (Atapi)
- Alias
- American Standard Code For Information Interchange (Ascii)
- Anonymous Ftp
- Applet
- Architecture
- Archive
- ASCII
- Asynchronous Transfer Mode ( Atm)
- ATAPI
- Authentication
- Automount
B
- Backup
- Backwards Compatible
- Bash
- Basic Input Output System (Bios)
- Berkeley Internet Name Domain (Bind)
- Binary
- BIND
- BIOS
- Bit
- Boolean
- Boot
- Boot Diskette
- Boot Loader
- Boot Partition
- Bootstrap Protocol (Bootp)
- Broadcast
- Browser
- Bus
- Byte
C
- Cache
- Case Sensitive
- CD-ROM
- Central Processing Unit (Cpu)
- Character
- Character Device
- Chording
- Client
- Cluster
- Command
- Command Line
- Command Line Option
- Common Unix Printing System (Cups)
- Compact Disc Read-only Memory (Cd-rom)
- Compact Disc Recordable (Or Rewritable) (Cd-r(W))
- Component
- Compression
- Console
- Copyleft
- CPU
- Cpu Cache
- Cracker
- Cron
- Cylinder
D
- Daemon
- Database
- Defragmentation
- Demilitarized Zone (Dmz)
- Denial Of Service (Dos)
- Dependencies
- Desktop
- Desktop Manager
- Device Driver
- Device Module
- Dialog Box
- Digital Signature
- Diskette
- Distinguished Name (Dn)
- DN
- DNS
- Domain
- Domain Name System (Dns)
- Dongle
- Dot-matrix
- Double-click
- Drive
- Driver
- Dual-boot
- Dynamic
E
F
- FAT
- File
- File Allocation Table (Fat)
- File Name
- File System
- File Transfer Protocol (Ftp)
- Firewall
- Floppy Disk
- Format
- FQDN
- Free Software Foundation (Fsf)
- FTP
- Fully Qualified Domain Name (Fqdn)
G
- Gateway
- Gb
- Gigabit
- Gigabyte
- Gnu Object Model Environment (Gnome)
- Gnu's Not Unix (Gnu)
- Grand Unified Bootloader (Grub)
- Graphical Login
- Graphical User Interface (Gui)
- Group Id (Gid)
- GRUB
- GUI
H
- Hacker
- Halt
- Hang
- Hard Drive
- Hardware Compatibility
- Head
- Hesiod
- Hidden File
- Host
- Hostname
- Hover
- HTML
- HTTP
- Hub
- Hypertext Markup Language (Html)
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Http)
I
- IDE
- IEEE
- IETF
- Image
- IMAP
- Info Page
- Init Script
- Inkjet
- Inode
- Institute Of Electrical And Electronics Engineers (Ieee
- Integrated
- Integrated Device Electronics (Ide)
- International Organization For Standardization (Iso)
- Internet Engineering Task Force (Ietf)
- Internet Message Access Protocol (Imap)
- Internet Protocol (Ip)
- Internet Protocol Security (Ipsec)
- Internet Relay Chat (Irc)
- Intranet
- Intrusion Detection System (Ids)
- IP
- Ip Address
- Ipchains
- Iptables
- IRC
- ISO
- ISO-9660
J
K
- K Desktop Environment (Kde)
- KB
- KDC
- Kerberos
- Kernel
- Key
- Key Distribution Center (Kdc)
- Keyboard
- Keystroke
- Kickstart
- Kilobit (Kb)
- Kilobyte (Kb)
L
- LAN
- Laser Printer
- LDAP
- Library
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (Ldap)
- Linux
- Linux Loader (Lilo)
- Local Area Network (Lan)
- Localhost
- Lock
- Log
- Logical Block Addressing (Lba)
- Logical Volume Management (Lvm)
- Loopback
- Lprng
M
- Mac Address
- Mail Client
- Mail Transport Agent (Mta)
- Mail User Agent (Mua)
- Man Page
- Master
- Master Boot Record (Mbr)
- Master Drive
- MB
- MD5
- Megabit (Mb)
- Megabyte (Mb)
- Memory
- Module
- Motherboard
- Mount
- Mount Point
- Mouse
N
- Name Server
- Netmask
- Network
- Network Address Translation (Nat)
- Network Card
- Network File System (Nfs)
- Network Information Service (Nis)
- Network Interface Card (Nic)
- NFS
- NIC
- NIS
O
- Open Source Software (Oss)
- Open Systems Interconnection (Osi)
- Openldap
- Openssh
- Operating System (Os)
- OS
- OSS
P
- Package
- PAM
- Parallel Line Internet Protocol (Plip)
- Parse
- Partition
- Path
- Pc Card
- PCMCIA
- Peripheral Component Interconnect (Pci)
- Permission
- Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (Pcmcia)
- PGP
- Physical Volume (Pv)
- Plain Text
- Platter
- PLIP
- Plug And Play (Pnp)
- Pluggable Authentication Modules (Pam)
- Point-to-point Protocol (Ppp)
- POP
- Port
- Port Forwarding
- Portable Document Format (Pdf)
- Post Office Protocol (Pop)
- Post-mortem
- Postscript (Ps)
- PPP
- Pretty Good Privacy (Pgp)
- Printer
- Printer Control Language (Pcl)
- Private Key
- Process
- Processor
- Promiscuous Mode
- Prompt
- Protocol
- Ps/2 Port
- Public Key
Q
R
- RAID
- RAM
- Random Access Memory (Ram)
- Read-only
- README
- Reboot
- Redundant Arrays Of Independent Disks (Raid)
- Relative
- Remote Procedure Call (Rpc)
- Request For Comment (Rfc)
- Rescue Mode
- RFC
- Root
- Root Partition
- Router
- Rpm Package Manager (Rpm)
- Runlevel
S
- Samba
- Scanner
- Script
- SCSI
- Sector
- Secure Shell (Ssh)
- Serial Installation
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (Slip)
- Serial Mouse
- Serial Port
- Server
- Server Message Block (Smb)
- Shell
- Shell Prompt
- Shortcut
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (Smtp)
- Single-click
- Slave
- SLIP
- Small Computer Systems Interface (Scsi)
- SMP
- SMTP
- Source Code
- SPAM
- Special Characters
- SSH
- Standard Input
- Standard Output
- Static
- Static Files
- Subdirectory
- Subnet
- Subnet Mask
- Superfluous Pieces Of Additional Mail (Spam)
- Superuser
- Swap
- Switch
- Symmetric Multi-processing (Smp)
T
- Tab
- TCP
- TCP/IP
- Telnet
- Terminal Window
- Text Editor
- Text Field
- Text Mode Installation
- Text User Interface (Tui)
- Thumbnail
- Time To Live (Ttl)
- Tip
- TLS
- Topology
- Traceback Error
- Transmission Control Protocol (Tcp)
- Transmission Control Protocol On Top Internet Protocol (Tcp/Ip)
- Transport Layer Security (Tls)
- TTL
U
- UDP
- UID
- Uniform Resource Locator (Url)
- Universal Time Coordinated (Utc)
- UNIX
- UPG
- Upgrade
- User Datagram Protocol (Udp)
- User Identification (Uid)
- User Private Group (Upg)
- UTC
- Utf-8/Unicode
V
- Variable
- Verbose
- Version
- VFAT
- Video Card
- Virtual Console
- Virtual File Allocation Table (Vfat)
- Virtual Private Network (Vpn)
- VPN
W
- WAN
- Web
- Web Browser
- Webpage
- Website
- What You See Is What You Get (Wysiwyg)
- Wide-area Network (Wan)
- Widget
- Window
- Window Manager
- Wireless
- Wireless Fidelity (Wi-fi)
- Word Processor
- Workgroup
- World Wide Web (Www)
X
Y
Z
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