Link: Speaking UNIX, Part 11: Ramble around the UNIX file system.
Okay, this is pretty geeky, but I reserve the right to be geeky on Saturday. If you are going to try Ubuntu or one of the other Linux distros, and see what you can do with them; (prediction:in the next decade, Unix and Linux will become the leading operating system), then you have to understand the way files are named and stored on Linux boxes. This great IBM tutorial, via Lifehacker, is a start. Lawyers are learners, aren't we? So learn, butterfly, and wisdom shall follow.
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June 30, 2007
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There is NO DOUBT that you are on the geeky fringe, but I have to respect (and admire) any attorney willing to climb the Unix/Linux curve. As far as your prediction you may yet be proven right. I would say that it is an even money bet.
Posted by: Carlos Leyva | July 02, 2007 at 09:28 PM