Welcome to SlashBoot dot Org
Welcome to SlashBoot dot org. Articles on the site are grouped into categories, which will be near the top of the page somewhere, depending on which site theme you are using. Within each category, you will find the articles pertaining to that topic. In case you were wondering, the name SlashBoot is connected to the old Linux convention of having boot time files like the kernel, in the /boot folder on the root of your hard disk. So it's all to do with the beginning of a Unix-like experience.
The core subjects of the site are concerning Unix-like operating systems, mainly OpenBSD which is my own choice. However, standards compliant web development and peripheral issues, such as security, are also featured to some degree. Feel free to contribute by posting comments and as more features become available to visitors, join in the discussion through whatever means are at your disposal.
- Bristol City off to Wembley
- Bristol City exceeding expectations
- Bristol Rovers book Wembley trip
- Bristol City clinch promotion to the Championship
- Cheap and very cheerful
- Is Ubuntu Linux the ideal desktop Linux
- JPT Final: Bristol Rovers 2 - 3 Doncaster Rovers
- FA Cup Round 4: Bristol City 2 v 2 Middlesborough
- Bristol City snap up Kevin Betsy
- Bristol City snap up Brian Wilson
These are the ten most recent articles published on the site. They are from various categories and published on various dates. They are listed in descending date order, from newest to oldest and only include the first part of any multi-part articles.
- OpenBSD on the desktop
- New look homepage for the site
- PHP can do more than just web pages
- Building a Sparc64 server with OpenBSD 3.8
- Getting into OpenBSD
- Secure Web Application Development
- Opera vs Firefox
- Pay nothing for software and get much more
- Simple Shell Scripts
- JPT Final: Bristol Rovers 2 - 3 Doncaster Rovers
These are the most popular articles according to the site's logging system, going from most popular at the top. This chart is compiled, on demand, from log entries over the last 3 days.
