German Linux Migration White Paper Updated

TheRealDamion writes to let us know that the German Federal Government Co-Ordination and Advisory Agency (KBSt) has released an updated version of their Linux Migration guide whitepaper. This guide, originally released in 2003, is incredibly detailed offering assistance on a wide range of issues that could be faced in a migration from Windows to Linux.

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bspear(2)

[Anonymous Coward]

$ man bspear

bspear(2)

NAME
  bspear - an interface to the attacks with bamboo spear.

SYNOPSIS
  bspear [-d target] [-p powerlevel] [-K]

OPTIONS
  -d, --destination
      The candidate for an attack is specified.
      A name or a part number can be used as a target specification form.
      By default, bspear attacks 'localhost'.That is, suicide.

-p, --power
      The power degree for poking a bamboo spear.
      By default, 'max'.The Japanese military man is the best always.

-K, --KAMIKAZE
      It does not look back upon its life. That is, soul attack.
      It giving the damage of destructive to destination.
      But, the hard disk is destroyed...

EXAMPLES
bspear -d LEOPARD2 -p max --KAMIKAZE

Re:You missed the point

[IpalindromeI]

Ah, I misunderstood your last post. I apologize.

Fortunately, Linux can be used without GNU. If it is not, that is simply because GNU is the most popular choice for many system utilities. The fact that people like it better with GNU (for some system utilities) does not make GNU an essential part of the OS, only a popular choice.