Andrew West

Andrew is not only the leading IT dude from the East Midlands but he is also a keen home beer brewer. He writes about Web Development and Linux.

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TXwikinger

TX is a globetrotter, legal eagle and renaissance man. He is a contributor to many open source projects including Ubuntu, Kubuntu, ichthux and bibletime. He writes mostly in English but with some German posts.

Category: linux

Mez

The one and only Mez writes about Ubuntu, KDE, PHP, Katapult and other topics.

Category: linux

Phill Sacre

Phill writes about Linux, his weekends, Science Fiction and ethical issues. He also has a site all about his adventures with Java, but we'll let him off as he went to the same Uni as Zeth.

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Albert Lash

Albert writes about open source software, including Debian, GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, Networking, The Internet, DNS, TCP/IP, PHP, Perl, Python, Javascript, OpenVZ and Apache.

Category: linux

Brock

Brock writes about the UNIX/Linux command line. This site contains some great tips and commandline tricks.

Category: command-line

Bug

Buggy Webbie contains interesting views and ideas about Archlinux, games and other random topics.

Category: linux

Ake Forslund

(Swedish) Linux, Programming, Sci-Fi and Comics. Seems good stuff so if you can read Swedish check it out.

Category: linux

Andrew Loughran

A place where ethics, technology and personal comment co-exist; focusing on CentOS, RHEL5, Ubuntu, Debian, Gentoo and 'Free/Libre Open Source Software.

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Daniel de Oliveira

Daniel writes about computing, including Gentoo. Ubuntu, Linux and AIX

Category: linux

Darren Kirby

Darren writes about Unix advocacy and thoughts, rants, beliefs, and other assorted whatnots.

Category: linux

K Mandla

K, a moderator on the Ubuntu Forums, writes primarily about the Ubuntu Linux operating system, as well as computer hardware.

Category: linux

Leif Biberg Kristensen

Leif writes about open-source and open-source development, particularly using Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL and PHP.

Category: linux

Paul Hoch

Paul writes about Linux, Ubuntu and Music.

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Andrew Perry

Andrew Perry writes about GNU/Linux, BSD, Ubuntu and other technical topics.

Category: linux

Garrick Anson

Garrick lives in New England and writes about Apple, Linux, Phones and his life.

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Justin

Justin is from Indiana, he writes about Linux, Open Source software, politics and other issues.

Category: linux

Planet Larry the Cow

Planet Larry shows the latest news and updates from Gentoo Linux users worldwide. Very cool!

Category: linux

Planet Birmingham

Updates, news, articles and comment from members of Birmingham Linux User Group.

Category: linux

About

Hello, my name is Zeth, I'll be your host here.

Command Line Warriors is about taking control of your own technology, it looks at our experiences of computing; especially using GNU/Linux, the Python programming language, the command-line and issues such as techno-ethics, best practices and whatever is cool now. If you take control of your technology then you are a Warrior too!

This site is your site too which means that you can contribute and get involved. You can leave comments using the facility provided. For me, the comments and discussions are by far the best part of the site. So please do have your say!

Latest Discussions

Nui

July 18, 2008
Hmm, this would be more persuasive as an argument with some evidence. I am a happy admin of Windows and a novice user of Linux, so I have taken the ...
Give Linux a chance

Paddy3118

July 18, 2008
Hi, I too work with Electronic Design Automation tools, where Tcl is used extensively. I tend to only occasionally have to write in Tcl and so find the TclTutor utility: ...
Python and TCL

Cliff Wells

July 17, 2008
I personally cannot live without the Web Developer extension or Firebug. Unfortunately these are probably both among the more difficult to port extensions. Given how poorly Firefox functions on Linux ...
Will Epiphany be able to compete with Firefox's extensions?

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Åke Forslund

July 13, 2008
I'm pretty much a novice in both of these languages but I find them both easy to use and preform the tasks I give them. However I rarely use them ...
Python and TCL

Christopher Thoday

July 12, 2008
A single test is not sufficient to give you confidence that the algorithm is working. You should make 'number' an argument of 'main' so that you can test some boundary ...
Python and TCL

paul21

July 10, 2008
Shame on Mozilla. They should make developers specify the extension license before hosting it. They should show the license next to download button as well.
Are your Firefox extensions proprietary software?

Tris

July 8, 2008
Justin - You say they had not heard of Linux? That doesn't sound very professional to me!
Give Linux a chance

michael

July 8, 2008
what about Galeon? in Gnome i use Galeon mostly. it is fast and stable and has a nice portal with search masks for Debian, FSF, Freshmeat and so on. wtf ...
Will Epiphany be able to compete with Firefox's extensions?

vermin

July 7, 2008
> Eventually, after a bit of digging and Googling, I found their Toolbar-License... You simply found the license of the StumbleUpon Toolbar for Internet Explorer. This is another product, much ...
Are your Firefox extensions proprietary software?

Andrew West

July 6, 2008
Both the Python and the Tcl example could do with error checking. While at first this may not seem on topic with the post I think it better shows the ...
Python and TCL

Kurushiyama

June 30, 2008
XML is no replacement for SGML, it's a subset.
An Introduction to ReStructuredText