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The beginning is a very good place to start
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The pages in this section contain tutorials
and other helpful resources we have collected in the process
of learning how to do what we do. As we
collect notes to understanding a new technology, the resource
lists are published here, and in many instances, technology
papers we have written for our clients also end up in the TCI
Help pages.
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In addition to these tutorials, TCI sponsors some
special purpose community documentation projects which support the
Linux Kernel and users of the Audio-Desktop Emacspeak software:
- Community Review Document: Acer 330T
Laptop Configuration
A slightly dated
document on installing Linux on the Acer Travelmate line of laptops,
given new life by being wrapped in a QuickTopics Document Review -
The Linux Kernel Architecture
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This is a proposed trade book to map the
highlevel architecture of the Linux 2.4 kernel and to bring
together commercial and open source engineers in a collaborative
work that covers the core kernel, kernel module services and
advanced applications such as real-time and embedded
controllers.
KernelWiki
is a side project of the KernelBook, an open collaborative
writing environment for collecting tips and tutorials from
the spare moments of kernel developers. The KernelWiki
Challenge is a monthly prod foisted upon the linux-kernel
mailing list daring developers to participate on specific
topics in Kernel programming.
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The Gentle Introduction to Emacspeak
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Emacspeak is the
"audio-desktop" computing system for blind users invented by TV
Raman. This guide is intended for the non-programmer who may
very limited experience with computers; the goal is to produce a
guide for the complete novice, but this will also require
producing a more novice-friendly "appliance" edition of
Emacspeak. In the meantime, we have the Gentle Intro.
EmacspeakWiki is another application of the WikiWiki
environment, this one compiling tips which will become a
beginner's kit (or course) on Emacspeak and other
Linux-based computing systems for the blind. Using this
Wiki directly is not recommended for new Emacspeak users; it
is hosted for the benefit of Emacspeak writers. This
does not mean a novice will not find useful material in
here, but just be warned that the Wiki syntax is a little
strange to the uninitiated. Read all instructions
carefully. Turn punctuation-mode on full.
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