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Great resource, going in my bookmarks!
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http://virtenu.com

wow, there are about as many linux terms, as there are words in my vocabulary :)

Wow, too much information! ++Digg. This is a great resource for anyone remotely dealing with linux in any way shape or form.

Nice resource!! Dug!

With that many terms there is no wonder while your average user doesn't feel comfortable with Linux.

is there anyway to get it in one printable page?

Most of these words have little or nothing to do with the Linux OS. Try using the man or apropos commands in bash.

its really nice, the best resource for quick reference.

Good. But couldn't find anything for "growfs" or "tailf"
How complete is it ?

I will love it and Digg it and call it George!

http://startext.demon.co.uk/Linux-Dictionary/search.html

Oh, and there's also this version. It is probably a better dictionary, but it gives way too may results for a simple search.

It's certainly a useful collection of terms, but I'm having trouble seeing what it has to do with Linux.

Not a very good dictionary!

"796.) Slackware Linux
The Slackware project is volunteer based and well established, with a loyal following. Supports x86 only. Slackware 9.0 was released March 19, 2003. From LWN Distribution List"

It's wrong, incomplete and has useless information.

include wiki technology and some man action. some hot, man, action. ;)

http://www.google.com/linux

bigger!

This has some good information, but not entirely about Linux. I did a search for fstab, which I thought would be a fairly important term for a fairly important file in any linux system and it returned nothing. Nada. Searched for some other important files common to most Linux distros and again, no hits. Perhaps it just needs a better indexing routine.

Hmmm. 'ubuntu' and 'fedora' aren't in that dictionary... but lots of other cool stuff is!