Howdy folks! After being away from the site for a humungous 16 days, I'm back at last! Spent the day editing TBUG (section no longer exists). TBUG is the work of Peter Smart, who will endeavour to inform the public about the government organisations that threaten our basic right to privacy, and of the people that tarnish the important work done by the hacking community, to help improve security and educate those that think they know it all. The words Internet and Worm suddenly spring to mind.

This site will not be updated again for a while. Sorry folks, but I have far too much work to do at the moment. Until then I leave you in Mr Peter Smart's capable hands. He's working on his own section of this site, entitled TBUG. (Section no longer exists.)

I've begun two new sections for the Newbie's Linux Manual (The Shell and Files), and removed the download manual option and the viewing the manual as one big document option, whilst I devote my time to these two new sections. (Too much maintenance was involved so I won't be including the return of the manual as one big document until it's in a more finished state.). I've also begun a ""So What's New?" Archive"". (Now called "Beyond The Last 5 Days".)

I've improved the I Need To Know The Most Useful Linux Commands section of the Newbie's Linux Manual. (Now split into multiple sections.)

Part 2 of the Diary of a Linux Newbie has been added. Also, I've once again attempted to improve the look of the entire site -- which BTW took ages! (Probably because I insist on hand-coding everything.) I've also updated the The No Nonsense Red Hat Installation Guide section of the Newbie's Linux Manual.

A number of people have said I should include a feedback page (section now removed) so that others may read the feedback the site is getting. Fortunately for me, it's all been great so far.

"May day! May day! Windows has crashed!" Sorry folks, couldn't resist that one. :) Yet another big update today. I've spent all day improving the look of the site. Hope you like it.