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How Neutrino compares to other operating systems
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Getting to Know the OS |
Starting and ending a session, and turning off a Neutrino system
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Logging In, Logging Out, and Shutting Down |
Adding users to the system, managing passwords, etc.
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Managing User Accounts |
The basics of using the keyboard, command line, and shell (command
interpreter)
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Using the Command Line |
Using Neutrino's graphical user interface
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Using the Photon microGUI |
Files, directories, and permissions
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Working with Files |
How to edit files
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Using Editors |
Configuring what your machine does when it boots
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Controlling How Neutrino Starts |
Customizing your shell, setting the time, etc.
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Configuring Your Environment |
Creating your own commands
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Writing Shell Scripts |
The filesystems that Neutrino supports
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Working with Filesystems |
Accessing other machines with Neutrino's native networking
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Using Qnet for Transparent Distributed Processing |
Setting up TCP/IP
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TCP/IP Networking |
Adding printers to your system and using them
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Printing |
Adding USB devices, terminals, video cards, and other
hardware to your system
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Connecting Hardware |
Adding embedded HTTP services and dynamic content to embedded
web applications
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Setting Up an Embedded Web Server |
Keeping track of changes to your software and other files
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Using CVS |
Backing up and restoring your files
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Backing Up and Recovering Data |
Making your Neutrino system more secure
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Securing Your System |
Analyzing and improving your machine's performance
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Fine-Tuning Your System |
How many processes, files, etc. your system can support
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Understanding System Limits |
How to get help
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Technical Support |
Samples of buildfiles, profiles, etc.
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Examples |
Terms used in QNX docs
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Glossary |