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Frequently Asked Questions
Contains frequently asked questions
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Contact Information
If you have any hardware issues or software issues with the Linux
desktop or workstation, please contact us at linuxproject@uncfsu.edu.
Obtaining a Linux Account
Before you can login, you will need an account for the Linux server.
If you are a student, your professor will have an account created
for you. If you are a faculty member, you will have to place a
request for a Linux account. Please use
FootPrints to request a Linux account.
Backup Policy
The Linux server has a 12 Gigabyte tape backup drive using digital
audio tape (DAT), which will be used to perform routine backups of
user data. ITTS will be working with the Math and Computer Science
department to develop policies and procedures for backups.
Supported Compilers and Tools
The compilers and tools available on the Linux desktop include the
following:
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Name |
Command |
Location |
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GNU C++ 3.2 |
cc
c++
g++ |
/usr/bin |
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GNU Common Lisp 2.5.0 |
gcl |
/usr/bin |
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GNU Prolog 1.2.16 |
gprolog |
/usr/bin |
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Perl 5.8.0 |
perl |
/usr/bin |
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Java 1.3.1 |
javac |
/usr/bin |
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GNU Awk 3.1.1 |
awk |
/usr/bin |
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TCL/TK |
tcl |
/usr/bin |
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GNU Fortran 77 |
g77
f77 |
/usr/bin |
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Yacc |
yacc |
/usr/bin |
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Scheme In One Defun 3.0 |
soid |
/usr/bin |
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GNU Bison 1.35 |
bison |
/usr/bin |
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flex 2.5.4 |
flex |
/usr/bin |
Links and References Red
Hat
Visit the
Red Hat Technical Support website, where you can find PDF
documentation on how to get started with Red Hat Linux.
Manuals
To learn more about a particular program or Linux command, use the
man command, available on the Linux desktops. The man command
will give information on what that program does, an overview of the
available switches, and detailed information for each option.
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