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Input redirection is the opposite of output redirection. Instead of taking the output of a command and redirecting it to a le, input redirection takes the content of a le and redirects it to a command.

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Running out of disk space on your computer is not a happy situation. You can use tools that come with Linux to keep track of how much disk space has been used on your computer, and you can keep an eye on users who consume a lot of disk space.

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their assumptions was that people expect their physical actions to have physical results, so when a drawing tool is used, a corresponding line should appear and when a file is placed in the trash can a corresponding sound or visual cue showing it has been successfully thrown away is used (Apple Computer Inc., 1987). A number of specific visual and auditory cues were used to provide such feedback, including various animations and sounds (e.g. shrinking and expanding icons accompanied with 'shhhlicc' and 'crouik' sounds to represent opening and closing of files). Much of this interaction design was geared towards providing clues to the user to know what to do, to feel comfortable, and to enjoy exploring the interface. Many other kinds of direct manipulation interfaces have been developed, including video games, data visualization tools and CAD systems. Virtual environments and virtual reality have similarly employed a range of interaction mechanisms that enable users to interact with and navigate through a simulated 3D physical world. For example, users can move around and explore aspects of a 3D environment (e.g., the interior of a building) while also moving objects around in the virtual environment, (e.g., rearranging the furniture in a simulated living room). Figure 2.6 on Color Plate 3 shows screen shots of some of these. While direct manipulation and virtual environments provide a very versatile mode of interaction, they do have a number of drawbacks. At a conceptual level, some people may take the underlying conceptual model too literally and expect certain things to happen at the interface in the way they would in the physical world. A well known example of this phenomenon is of new Mac users being terri-

Size W, L Comment Two (W) or four (L) bytes of data are transferred between a data register and alternate bytes of memory, starting at the location specified and incrementing by 2. The high-order byte of data is transferred first, and the low-order byte is transferred last.This instruction has the address register indirect with displacement only mode. Exchange the contents of two registers. Rx or Ry can be any address or data register. No flags are affected. Exchanges 16-bit halves of a data register.

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is a low-cost interfacing port for computer peripherals. USB 1.1 has a maximum transfer rate of 12 mbps that cannot ful ll some speedy peripherals like external hard drives. USB 2.0 has a maximum transfer rate of 480 mbps, which is 40 times faster than USB 1.1. It is faster than its competitor IEEE 1394 that has maximum transfer rate of 400 mbps. Table T-1.5 shows the USB performance tests.

Configuring your own kernel can be quite tricky at first. If you run into problems, refer to the Gentoo Linux Handbook (www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/ handbook-x86.xml). Select Section 7, Configuring the Kernel, for further information.

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Terra Soft Solutions has focused its efforts on making Yellow Dog Linux work for a wide range of Apple products, which has resulted in less chance of hardware incompatibilities. This is one of the distribution s strengths. Another heartening note is that Terra Soft Solutions is an Apple Authorized OEM Value Added Reseller with permission from Apple to install Linux on Apple hardware, retaining any hardware warranties provided by Apple.