Chapter 4. Categorized List of HOWTOs

Table of Contents
4.1. The Linux OS
4.1.1. Getting Started
4.1.2. Switching from Other Operating Systems
4.1.3. Distributions
4.1.4. Installation
4.1.5. Kernel
4.1.6. Boot Loaders and Booting the OS
4.1.7. Parallel Processing
4.1.8. Partitions and Filesystems
4.1.9. RAID
4.1.10. Printing
4.1.11. Shell
4.1.12. Using Linux
4.2. System Administration and Configuration
4.2.1. Configuration / Installation
4.2.2. Benchmarking
4.2.3. Clustering
4.2.4. Backup
4.2.5. Recovery
4.2.6. Security
4.3. Hardware
4.3.1. General
4.3.2. Platforms
4.3.3. Video Cards
4.3.4. CPUs / Architectures
4.3.5. CD-ROM / DVD-ROM Drives
4.3.6. Optical Disks
4.3.7. Keyboard and Console
4.3.8. Digital Cameras
4.3.9. Graphic Tablets
4.3.10. Diskettes
4.3.11. Hard Disks
4.3.12. Jaz and ZIP Drives
4.3.13. Mice
4.3.14. Modems
4.3.15. Printers / Scanners
4.3.16. Routers
4.3.17. SCSI
4.3.18. Serial Ports
4.3.19. Sound Cards
4.3.20. Tape Drives
4.3.21. Touchscreens
4.3.22. UPS
4.3.23. Wireless
4.3.24. Miscellaneous
4.4. Networking
4.4.1. General
4.4.2. Protocols
4.4.3. Dial-up
4.4.4. DNS
4.4.5. Virtual Private Networks
4.4.6. Bridging
4.4.7. Routing
4.4.8. Security
4.4.9. Telephony / Satellite
4.4.10. Miscellaneous
4.5. Applications / GUI / Multimedia
4.5.1. Installing Applications
4.5.2. User Applications
4.5.3. Server Applications
4.5.3.1. DBMS / Databases
4.5.3.2. Mail
4.5.3.3. Usenet Network News
4.5.3.4. HTTP / FTP
4.5.3.5. Miscellaneous
4.5.4. GUI / Window Managers
4.5.4.1. X Window System
4.5.4.2. Window Managers
4.5.4.3. Fonts
4.5.5. Multimedia
4.5.5.1. Audio
4.5.5.2. Video
4.6. Programming
4.6.1. General
4.6.2. Compilers
4.6.3. Languages
4.6.4. Libraries
4.6.5. Interfaces / API / Protocols
4.6.6. Security
4.6.7. Tools
4.6.8. Version Control
4.6.9. DBMS / Databases
4.6.10. Miscellaneous
4.7. Other (human) Languages
4.7.1. Language Support
4.7.2. Using Specific Languages
4.8. Miscellaneous
4.8.1. Authoring / Documentation
4.8.2. Linux Advocacy / Getting (and Staying) Involved
4.8.3. Hobbies and Special Interests
4.9. Archived Documents

This is a categorized list of the currently available HOWTOs. It is the hope that by categorizing this information it will be easier for you to find the information that you are looking for.

Special Thanks to David Merrill for his extensive work on the initial categorization of the HOWTO documents.