Article by Thomas Vaughan.
“In this installment I shift the focus from system administrator
issues to user issues. Each user on your machine may customize his
or her own environment. Like any Unix work-alike, GNU/Linux allows
very deep customization, and, for a particular task, the user has a
wide array of choices for the tool that gets the job done.”
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