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I want to thank the following people and organizations who had helped me,
directly or not, to make this document possible: My wife Cielo and my sons Jose, Dario and Gustavo by their patient and
support. Linux Documentation Project
for publishing and uploading my document.
The site http://www.docum.org
drived by Stef Coene that give me some ideas for writing this document.
Paul "Rusty" Rusell who write the kernel firewall code,
the excelent package iptables and the
associated library libiptc.
Harald Welte who write the utility iptables-save.
Alexey Kuznetsov who write the kernel queue discipline code and the
excelent package iproute2.
Tabatha Persad from the
Linux Documentation Project
who revised my english syntax and writing, gave me several ideas to
improve the content and encouraged me to learn and use DocBook to write
the final version of this document.
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WINE
Wine Is Not an Emulator. Wine is an implementation of the Windows 3.x and Win32 API's on top of X and Linux/Unix. Think of Wine as a Windows compatibility layer. Wine has been in development by a group of voluntary programmers since 1993 and is expected to release the first non-beta version 1.0 sometime in the first quarter of 2002. Wine 1.0 is expected to allow Linux users to run such applications as Internet Explorer, Outlook, Office, etc.... Wine can be downloaded from winehq.com and wine.codeweavers.com. You can also download a version tweaked for running games from transgaming.com.
Common Linux terms
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