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.
- Focusing on providing services to aid in social care and support
- All change at Ashton Gate
- Is slashboot.org worth thousands of dollars?
- What are Apple up to?
- Bristol City off to Wembley
- When in Rome, do as you like
- Bristol Rovers book Wembley trip
- Bristol City clinch promotion to the Championship
- Cheap and very cheerful
- Is Ubuntu Linux the ideal desktop Linux
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.
- Migrating from MySQL to PostgreSQL
- OpenBSD on the desktop
- Useful books in the Unix-like and programming genres
- Comments allowed and more under the bonnet work
- Is slashboot.org worth thousands of dollars?
- Experimental new themes available
- What are Apple up to?
- All change at Ashton Gate
- SlashBoot Introduction
- Bristol City clinch promotion to the Championship
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 14 days.
- 17.173.254.222 udp 16384
- slash boott
- openbsd desktop environment
- world championship snooker 2003 won't play on my laptop
- apple ios connecting to 17.173.254.222
- configure openbsd as workstation
- open port 16386
- 17.173.254.223
- apple router 10.0.0.11
- desktop environments for openbsd
- double boot solaris openbsd
- what uses udp 42768
- openbsd script to install desktop environment
- /boot linux slash boot
- perfect openbsd desktop
- ipod traffic udp 17.173.254.223
- jacek artymiak o reilly
- openbsd on the desktop
- anyone using openbsd desktop laptop
- 17.173.254.222 port 16384
- what is the best desktop for openbsd
- inside network stephen northcutt free links
- 17.173.254.223 port 16386
- openbsd best desktop
- slash boot
- slash boot in linux
- nlusb2-502
- openbsd desktop
These are the ten most common complete search engine queries that bring vistiors here. Only unique visitor / search query combinations are considered in the calculations, so if the same visitor comes here several times, via the same search engine result set, that query is only counted once.
- openbsd
- desktop
- slash
- udp
- boot
- 17.173.254.222
- 16384
- 17.173.254.223
- port
- for
- best
- what
- apple
- environment
- linux
- boott
- 16386
- the
- laptop
- 2003
- won't
- snooker
- world
- ios
- connecting
- play
- championship
- router
- solaris
These are the top ten individual words used in search engine queries that bring visitors here. The same rules used in the Top Search Engine Queries, applies to these calculations. There are often similarities between these results and those for complete queries, but some variations and words that don't appear in the complete query list are commonplace.
Webserver uptime:
1 week, 2 days, 10 hours, 19 minutes and 51 seconds.
Database uptime:
1 week, 5 days, 17 hours, 49 minutes and 31 seconds.
The statistics on this page are calculated on demand and can cover logged entries over periods between 24 hours and 28 days (configurable in the system admin interface). Search engine stats only involve the fleets of Google and MSN search engine domains from around the world, as these are the most common search engines to bring people here.
Where slashboot.org is used in the search queries, such as site:slashboot.org or queries to Google's cached pages, those terms are omitted from the analysis. Care is taken to ensure that only unique data per unique visitor, is used in the analysis and calculations.
