John Strang Boeken

While termcap and terminfo are no longer as important as they once were, due to the growth of the X terminal market and increased standardization among ASCII terminals, handling different terminal types can still be a headache for system administrators. The termcap and terminfo databases are UNIX's solution to the difficulty of supporting many terminals without writing special drivers for each terminal. Termcap (BSD) and terminfo (System V) describe the features of hundreds of terminals, together with a library of routines that allow programs to use those capabilities.This book documents hundreds of capabilities and syntax for termcap and terminfo, writing and debugging terminal descriptions, and terminal initialization.Contents include:Terminal independence: the need for termcap and terminfo. Reading termcap and terminfo entries. Capability syntax. Initializing the terminal environment. Writing termcap and terminfo entries. Converting between termcap and terminfo. Detailed descriptions of the capabilities. Screen dimensions and cursor movement. Initialization and reset. Special and equivalent terminals. Many useful appendices.

This fascinating book offers a glimpse into the social world of Glasgow during the past and present centuries. From exclusive gentlemen's clubs to rowdy drinking establishments, the author covers it all, providing a vivid portrait of life in Scotland's largest city.

Explore the dark history of Glasgow's dead with Necropolis Glasguensis. Part historical record, part ghost story, this book will take you on a haunting journey through the city's fascinating necropolis and the people buried there.

Set in the politically-incorrect early 1960s, Veterans of Foreign Whores recounts the experiences of teenage soldiers and their World War II-era soldier-mentors in the U.S. Army's biggest base of American servicemen abroad, Germany's Kaiserslautern the GIs' notorious K-Town. Not quite the heroes of the Battle of the Bulge and not yet the dispirited generation of Vietnam, the men of Company C, 25th Signal Battalion string cable across western Germany as they imbibe the local refreshments, spar with one another and sundry, and make the acquaintance of representatives of the gentler sex. While the Berlin Wall is raised and World War III is narrowly averted with the Soviet Union over Cuba, the innocents abroad wend their way from adolescence to young maturity, maybe no wiser for their experiences but undeniably riper.

The book is a reproduction of a significant historical artifact, carefully preserving original elements such as copyright references and library stamps. It is recognized by scholars for its cultural importance, contributing to our understanding of civilization. This faithful reproduction aims to maintain the integrity of the original work, providing readers with a glimpse into its historical context and significance.

This reprint preserves the essence of a classic originally published in 1857, offering readers a glimpse into the themes and ideas of its time. The book captures the historical context and cultural nuances of the era, making it a valuable addition for those interested in literary history. Its enduring relevance and unique perspective continue to resonate with contemporary audiences, providing insights into the past while inviting reflection on modern issues.

Set against the backdrop of New Zealand from 1792 to 7198, this narrative explores the profound changes brought about by the French Revolutionary wars, which disrupt the connection between the old and new worlds. Continuing the themes of the author's earlier work, Plans of the Deathless Gods, it delves into the cultural and historical transformations during this tumultuous period, offering a unique perspective on the impact of global events on local landscapes and societies.

The narrative explores the concept that modernity does not guarantee progress but rather suggests a regression of consciousness. As the story unfolds, it posits that humanity may transition from historical awareness into a mythological state, challenging prevailing beliefs about the trajectory of civilization. This philosophical examination invites readers to reflect on the implications of time and consciousness in shaping human experience.

As a facsimile reprint of an original antiquarian work, this book may exhibit age-related imperfections like marks and notations. Its publication is driven by a commitment to preserving culturally significant literature, ensuring that it remains accessible in high-quality modern editions that retain the essence of the original text.