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/proc
The /proc directory is also special. This directory does not contain files. In fact, this directory does not really exist at all. It is entirely virtual. The /proc directory contains little peep holes into the kernel itself. There are a group of numbered entries in this directory that correspond to all the processes running on the system

What are you using machines for?


Paul asked What are you using machines for?

  1. Syntux: my laptop, I use it for my day development work and surfing around, ubuntu Feisty is there.
  2. Homey: various activities from gaming up to testing and developing, edgy is there
  3. SaiVie: Firewall, print and backup apps, dapper is there.

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