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Cooking With Linux

Georg Tobin writes "LinuxWorld open source editor Kevin Bedell conducts a very interesting interview with Michael Stutz, author of the new Linux Cookbook, 2nd Edition, on the language of the Linux command line, cookbooks, economics, and what applications you absolutely need Windows for."

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  1. Yep... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny
    Nothing like cooking with an Athlon running Linux

  2. Anyone else.. by Turn-X+Alphonse · · Score: 3, Funny

    Anyone else thinking that he over clocked his machine and got out a frying pan? I know students are cheap but thats a new low..

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  3. it runs on everything now? by bdigit · · Score: 2, Funny

    Linux can cook food now?! Damn , hope it can serve it to me in bed as well.

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  4. you absolutely need Windows for by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

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  5. Re:Overstatement by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny
    I mainly agree with the points outlined, but not everything is perfect, and Linux still has some catch-up to do in some areas.


    Oh yeah, tell me about it. Have you ever tried to find a Ukrainian pr0n dialer for Linux? Or a good pop-up injector? How about a program that reports web usage to advertisers? It's almost impossible! I will admit, Linux does have some good key-loggers, but what good are key-loggers without a browser exploit to install them?

    I'm sorry, but until the OSS community steps forward to fill these holes, Linux will never be ready for the desktop.
  6. For some strange reason.... by hashwolf · · Score: 2, Funny

    I managed to read that as "Cooking with Linus"

    That would have made a great article.

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  7. Recipe for Linux by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    You will need:

    500 g of prime, lean penguin meat
    2 kg of Finnish Human soaked in Swedish wine
    1 tablespoon of Stallman stock

    Instructions

    1. Combine the ingredients in a rough manner but ensure that they bind well
    2. Simmer slowly over 10 years or so on a low heat
    3. Add some more Stallman stock and bring to the boil
    4. Quickly place the lid on to avoid boilover, or alternatively add 2 litres of Redmond FUD to cool things off
    5. Add 1 kg of the secret ingredient (rock cocaine) to keep the diners happy
    6. Present on several plates of various types and don't forget to add the open sauce!
    7. Enjoy and remeber to play with the food

    Serves Millions.

  8. Re:Many fields left where Linux is unsuitable by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Windows is good for more than viruses and freeze-ups."

    True, but it is the market leader in those areas.

  9. Cooking With Loon Eggs? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Loon egg omelette, Loon eggs over-easy, Boiled loon eggs, etc.

    These are some of the wonderful recipes you'll find in this deluxe 3-volume set, Cooking With Loon Eggs.

    Only three small payments of $19.95 (plus $59.34 shipping and handling) and Cooking With Loon Eggs can be yours!

    Plus, we'll throw in as a bonus if you order tonight, this Linux-powered toaster. It makes perfect toast every time, the perfect complement for your loon egg breakfast!