Linux StarOffice 3.1 Mini-HOWTO: Contributions

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- Broadcast webcam in linux
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7. Contributions

Thank you to Werner Klaus ( wklaus@metronet.de ) for translating this document to sgml.

If you can contribute any additional information for this mini-HOWTO, please contact me via internet e-mail. My address is located at the top of this document. You may also wish to take a look at my web page, located at http://tarp.worldserve.net/ or http://tarp.linuxos.org/

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Similar to the dos prompt in MS windows. When you log in to Linux in text mode, you are at the console (command line). Most distro's run the X Window System (which allows you to run GUI's such as KDE, Gnome) by default. On servers or older hardware which don't require or can't handle X, the console is the main Linux interface.

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