The Linux operating system: Debian GNU/Linux

TL;DR: Cygwin toolkit is examined, a free toolkit containing ports of many of the popular GNU tools and utilities to the Windows 95, 98, and NT environments that can make life easier for applied researchers who find themselves working within the confines of a Windows-based environment.

TL;DR: Ox is a remarkable matrix programming language which is well suited to research and teaching in econometrics and statistics, and is focused on scientific programming using Ox and discussexamples of possible interest to econometricians and statisticians.

TL;DR: A modified NFS (Network File System) server is presented that, through simple additions, makes it possible to place an exported file system under role-based access control (RBAC).

TL;DR: This document revises the February 2015 landscape document to address reviewer comments, incorporate important insightsmore from the Buildings Interoperability Vision technical meeting, and capture thoughts from that meeting about the topics to be addressed in a buildings interoperability vision.

TL;DR: Running Linux explains everything you need to understand, install, and start using the Linux operating system, including a comprehensive installation tutorial, complete information on system maintenance, tools for document development and programming, and guidelines for network, file, printer, and Web site administration.

TL;DR: I compare two high-level matrix programming languages with built-in function libraries and graphics routines, MATLAB and GAUSS, which seem best suited for analyzing time-series data and other macroeconometric applications.

TL;DR: This review considers the standard programming paradigm and then discusses object-oriented programming, in particular the C++ language, and both GCC, a C++ compiler available free of charge from the GNU Project, and the newmat matrix class library are reviewed.