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Regular Expression

What is a regular expression?

A regular expression (or regex or regexp) is used when searching for things. A regex tells the computer what to look for – it’s a pattern to match against.

Why do I care about those then?

Regular expressions are used all over the place in UNIX and Linux systems – usually but not always in command-line tools like grep and sed. There are regular expression search-and-replace engines available in most programming languages, including Perl, PHP, C and Java. Regex search and replace functions are available in emacs, sed and vi, amongst others. [continued…]

Nvidia On Ubuntu

Nvidia driver on Ubuntu

At least a couple of people (me included) have had a struggle getting the Nvidia drivers working on the newest version of Ubuntu. Following are some links that may be of help to others struggling with the same problem.

3rd June2006

When: 10:30 – 16:30, Saturday 3rd June 2006

Where: SeminarRoom1

Gallery: http://www.hants.lug.org.uk/gallery/HantsLUG_06_2006

[[TechTalks]]

  • Introduction to the Semantic Web – HugoMills

  • Introduction to Perl: The friendly programming language – AdamTrickett

  • Wireless Networking on Linux – TonyWhitmore

You’ll find slides, video and other media from the talks on the TechTalks/3rdJune2006 page.

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