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  <title>George Tweedy</title>

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    <h1>George Tweedy's Linux and Progamming pages.</h1>
    <p><img> src="debian-beta1.png" alt=" /></p>
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    	My Linux logs, and programming efforts, Ive done while using Linux.
	History, I began, using Linux in 2004 after a series of windows problems, I decided, that I should 
	Read some before I tried to install anything linux or unix. 
        
	My Distro's:

	The very first thing I tried out unix/linux was FreeBSD version 4.5, which I will only term 
	as oh no what have I done, BSD is no holes barred , unix. I had no idea how hard it was going to be
	to install. 

	Next I tried RedHat Linux Enterprise.  I thought it was o.k but not for me.

	Then along came Ubuntu linux 4.10 warty. I came across Ubuntu after purchasing a copy of linux-
	Format, and decided I would try it out. and I was glad I did too. Ubuntu is possibly the easiest, 
	linux distro ive used ever. more on this later.
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   <h2>Programming</h2>
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   	My programming projects, and Progarmming Languages that I have learned at least in part.
	python
	C
	bash 
	cherrypy.
	cgi
	php
	html
	xhtml

	I began programming with html, but I soon wanted to learn some C, and how to do some shell scripts
	using bash. I read extensivly on the internet docs and more docs, along with man pages, etc. for 
	shell scripts. these will be posted later.

	for the C language I used a book known by everyone in the programming world . 
	The C programming Language by Brian W. kernighan and Dinnis M. Ritchie

	python, python was sugessted by a programming friend of mine. it is my favorite language. 
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