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Signed-off-by: Andre Noll <maan@tuebingen.mpg.de>
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Signed-off-by: Andre Noll <maan@tuebingen.mpg.de>
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Fifos are introduced as one of the seven file types but the explanation
given there does not include typical use cases. Add a paragraph about
fifos in the section on pipes and redirections to elaborate a little
how fifos facilitate inter process communication.
Suggested-by: Andrea Movilli <andrea.movilli@tuebingen.mpg.de>
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The single queue schedulers are history, so replace the text which
said that they are about to be replaced.
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The term "device" was not formatted properly due to a missing <code>
and </code>.
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At least with some versions of firefox, they appear way too small.
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The new text summarizes the cited LWN article.
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Major changes to the macros and the .css files which should improve
the look and feel of the pages a bit. Most notable is the increased
font size and the new layout of the table of contents dropdown menu.
No content changes.
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Remove the duplicate "on".
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Don't imply that eth0 is always a physical interface and fix a
typo/braino: one instance of pair needs to be peer.
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checklink complains as follows:
Code: 301 -> 200 OK
To do: This is a permanent redirect. The link should be updated.
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Code: 500 Can't connect to xfs.org:443 (Connection timed out)
Quoting XFS developer Darrick J. Wong on lkml:
> Is there a replacement URL for the xfs documentation?
None that I know of. Some of it went to xfs.org but then we lost
control of it. I tried to push other pieces went to xfs.wiki.kernel.org
but then we lost control of that too. Some of it is slowly migrating to
the kernel source code, but most of the old stuff is probably not
movable because people are afraid of mixing GPL and CC licensed data in
the same git repo/git server.
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As always, these are a nice read.
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Add some text about leases, the new corteous server feature and
directory delegations.
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Mention the rmdir problem and that as of nfs4.1 silly renames are
a thing of the past. Adjust the exercise which asks the reader to
create a silly-renamed file accordingly.
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This site went offline recently. It now redirects to a different
page which requires javascript and requires the user to enter a
captcha.
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LXC got more and more complex, which made me write micoforia, a
minimalistic container framework for Linux. This commit replaces the
section on LXC by a similar section on micoforia.
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Since the chapter list is contained twice on the intro page, we
must use different names for the anchors. To do so, change the
TABLE_OF_CONTENTS() macro to receive the name of the anchor as an
argument.
Found by checklink.
Fixes: 47d1b278687988739b214025788f7c5739916e70
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The link is dead. Reword the exercise to avoid referring to the
document directly.
Found by checklink.
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The cluster and the user-info repo were merged recently, and
the cluster repo was removed afterwards. This commit makes
the links refer to the user-info repo instead.
This only affects the internal version of the pages.
Found by checklink.
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Although a bit dated, it's still worth reading.
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At least the netsurf browser completely ignores the hamburger icon,
so provide an alternative way to navigate the pages.
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This allows the user to switch back to the main page from any chapter.
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These are independent documents rather than exercises.
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This way they are styled according to the values in the css file.
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The link broke when the section on the virtual address space was made
a subsection. Just link to the containing section on processes instead.
Use the opportunity to reformat the whole paragraph and add the
missing at the end of the paragraph </p>.
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The section on soft and hard links was made a subsection, which has
been merged into the section on Paths, Files and Directories. Remove
the misleading and broken link.
Found by checklink.
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To make it fit onto small cell phone screens.
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The grey bar was not very intuitive to use, and it does not work with
all browsers. While elinks ignores the css and renders the menu at
the top of the page, at least one popular cell phone browser neither
shows the bar nor the menu, making it impossible to navigate the pages.
This commit reworks the css and html code to always show an hamburger
icon at the top left corner of the page. Moving the pointer on the
icon opens the menu.
Suggested-by: Sanja Jasek <S.Jasek@exeter.ac.uk>
Tested-by: Maša Lenuzzi <masa.lenuzzi@tuebingen.mpg.de>
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The markdown converter converts the doctype header into html which
results in a stray line at the top of the chapter. This only affects
the chapters that still use markdown: Bash, Git, Command Line
Utilities, and Gridengine.
This patch applies a silly workaround. In the long run, the chapters
should be converted to plain html.
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