Unix, HTML, and the LaTeX computer typography system
- Unix workstation vendors: Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Silicon Graphics, Sun Microsystems.
- Tru64 Unix (formerly Digital Unix, formerly OSF/1) FAQ
- RPMFind --- find prebuilt packages for Linux machines.
- Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (CTAN)
- A (not-so-)short introduction to LaTeX.
- Hypertext help on LaTeX
- WebMonkey --- help on HTML, CSS,...
- HTML Primer; Web design/HTML Resources at about.com
- Web page security tutorial.
- The whole megilla on URLs (Uniform Resource Locators), i.e. addresses on the World Wide Web and elsewhere
- Performance Database Server (PDS), a database for high-performance Unix workstations and supercomputers maintained by the NETLIB crew.
- Daylight Saving Time data for Israel. Under Tru64, cd /etc/zoneinfo/sources, update file "israel" with appropriate lines, then execute command "zic -l Israel israel".
- Linux-farming related sites:
- OpenPBS and PBSPro, open source and commercial versions, respectively, of the Portable Batch System (PBS)
- PBS Patches page at Argonne National Laboratory
- Ben Webb's patches for OpenPBS
- supercluster.org
- How to build a Beowulf and another such site
- Beowulf cluster mini-howto with many useful links; see also their PBS mini-howto
- NPACI ROCKS, cluster computing site of the US National Partnership for Advanced Computing Infrastructure
- fault recovery patch for OpenPBS
- RFC1918 --- proposed addressing standard for private networks
- The rsync and rdist file synchronization utilities (great for auto-replicating configuration files etc.)
- Linux Driver Documentation for the Mylex DAC960/AcceleRAID/eXtremeRAID family of RAID controllers.
- machba (mercaz ha-hishuvim ha-beinuniversita'i), the Israel Interuniversity Computing Center
- Unix beginner's guide: Unis is a four-letter word, and vi is a two-letter abbreviation (Older PDF version, 48 pages).
- FortranLib page; Fortran subroutines for a variety of functions by John Burkardt; Fortran programming notes
- O'Reilly and associates, publisher of books about computing. On-line chapters (and other resources) available on many subjects.
- MathTools.net, contains over 20,000 useful links to technical computing programmers, covering Fortran, Excel, Java, MATLAB, and others.
- Computer History Museum; San Diego Computer Museum; Obsolete Computer Museum; History of computing in the (TG)FSU; the untold story of Colossus (more here); WikiPedia History of Computing Hardware (caveat lector)