Split kernel readme

Author: cirosantilli

README.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Includes Linux concepts and utilities that work on Linux, not necessarily in the
     1. [Ubuntu Cheat](https://github.com/cirosantilli/ubuntu-cheat)
     1. [C++ Cheat](https://github.com/cirosantilli/cpp-cheat): compilation / language heavy subjects: POSIX C API, dynamic libraries
     1. [Networking Cheat](https://github.com/cirosantilli/networking-cheat): networking tools and protocols HTTP, SSH, curl, Apache
-1.  [utils](utils.sh) dump of many utilities. Being split up into separate files..
+1.  [utils](utils.sh) dump of many utilities. Being split up into separate files.
 1.  Documentation viewers
     1. [man](man.sh)
     1. [info](info.md)
@@ -157,6 +157,9 @@ Includes Linux concepts and utilities that work on Linux, not necessarily in the
     1.  [xsel](xsel.md)
     1.  [xdg-open](xdg-open.md)
     1.  [xset](xset.md)
+    1.  Screenshots
+        1. [recordMyDesktop](recordMyDesktop.md)
+        1. [xwd](xwd.md)
 1.  Generic data formats
     1. [JSON](json.md)
     1. [XML](xml/)
@@ -173,13 +176,21 @@ Includes Linux concepts and utilities that work on Linux, not necessarily in the
 1.  [Configuration automation](config-automation.md)
     1. [chef](chef/)
     1. [puppet](puppet.md)
+1.  Hardware
+    [lspci](lspci.md)
 1.  Misc
     1. [logrotate](logrotate.md)
     1. [factor](factor.md)
     1. [xargs](xargs.md)
+1.  [Bibliography](bibliography.md)
 
 ## WIP
 
+1.  [Hardware](hardware.md)
+    1.  [lshw](lshw.md)
+    1.  Printer
+        1. [system-config-printer](system-config-printer.md)
+        1. CUPS
 1.  [gcov](gcov.md)
 1.  Misc
     1. [sys-filesystem](sys-filesystem.md)

Re

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+# Bibliography
+
+-   man and info pages
+
+-   Almost official pages:
+
+    - <http://www.kernel.org/>
+
+    - <http://git.kernel.org/>
+
+    - <http://www.tldp.org/>
+
+-   <http://linux.die.net/>
+
+    Linux man pages: both form the Linux Documentation Project, and
+
+    Also contains dive into Python and Advanced bash scripting, so is a major site.
+
+-   The Geek Stuff
+
+    <http://www.thegeekstuff.com>
+
+    Short tutorials with lots of examples.
+
+-   Linux from scratch
+
+    Teaches how to build a minimal Linux distro

bibliography.md

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 ## screenshots
 
+Tools include:
+
+- GNOME screenshot
+- `xwd`
+- recordMyDesktop
+
 ### GNOME screenshot
 
 Ubuntu 12.04 default on `PrtSc` key.
@@ -610,43 +616,6 @@ Useful options:
 
 - remove menu bar: `wB`
 
-### xwd
-
-Take screenshots.
-
-Mnemonic: X11 Write Dump.
-
-Take screenshot of all desktop:
-
-	xwd -root -out a.xwd
-
-Wait for mouse click and take screenshot of clicked window only:
-
-	xwd -out a.xwd
-
-Make a `png` screenshot:
-
-	xwd | xwdtopnm | pnmtopng > Screenshot.png
-
-### recordeMyDesktop
-
-Makes videos out of your desktop.
-
-Capable of generating only `ogv` container, not `mkv`.
-
-Comes in both command line, and GUI versions. The GUI does not add much, so stick to the CLI.
-
-Most useful command:
-
-    alias rmd='sleep2 && paplay ~/share/sounds/alert.ogg && recordmydesktop --stop-shortcut Control+Mod1+z'
-
-- start recording in 2 seconds
-- play a sound before it starts
-- stop on `Ctrl + C` on terminal or `Control + Alt + Z` from any window. Rationale: easy to press with a single hand.
-- save output to `out.ogv`, `out-1.ogv`, ...
-
-Use if from a drop-down terminal like Guake so in the 2 seconds you can make it disappear.
-
 ## Desktop environment
 
 Includes a many components, such as:

desktop.md

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+# Hardware
+
+Topics not covered here:
+
+- CPU. Covered with assembly.
+
+## Plug and play
+
+<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plug_and_play>
+
+Generic name for devices which don't require you to manually configure the hardware.
+
+Common ways to configure hardware were dipswitches and jumpers.
+
+## Dipswitch
+
+<http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/d/dipswitc.htm>
+
+## Jumper
+
+<http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/j/jumper.htm>
+
+### PCI
+
+Standard used to connect devices to the computer.
+
+Released in 1992 by Intel, dominated from 1995 to 2005, and was replaced by PCIe.
+
+<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conventional_PCI>
+
+<http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/p/pci.htm>
+
+#### PCI Express
+
+<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express>
+
+Introduced in 2004 by Intel, Dell, HP and IBM.