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1.3. Availability of Sources: GNU/Linux Command-Line Tools Summary

The document discusses the availability of sources for the original book. It is available in LyX format or machine-translated SGML. LyX is a free document processor based on LaTeX that can be downloaded. The modifiable sources for this document are also available and are the official versions. The document maintainers plan to continue working on it and adding new chapters.

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1.3. Availability of Sources: GNU/Linux Command-Line Tools Summary

The document discusses the availability of sources for the original book. It is available in LyX format or machine-translated SGML. LyX is a free document processor based on LaTeX that can be downloaded. The modifiable sources for this document are also available and are the official versions. The document maintainers plan to continue working on it and adding new chapters.

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1.3. Availability of sources


The modifiable sources of the original book (in english), are available in LyX format (LyX Document
Processor) or Machine-translated SGML (SGML markup language).

LyX is a completely free document processor based on LaTeX, downloadable from the LyX homepage..

See for the modifiable sources of this document. These are the official versions. We (the translators and
current maintainers) plan to continue work on this document and add new chapters and enhancements. If
you want to see the version we are currently working on (the "bleeding edge" version), check the
GNU/Linux Command-Line Tools Summary Homepage from time to time (kindly hosted by Chris
Karakas).

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