Git is the next Unix, a developer’s perspective on how Git revolutionizes file systems.

Mister Peabody compares UNIX fork()s with Window’s CreateProcess() family of function calls.

Some differences between Windows and Unix non-blocking sockets. Writing portable network code is not as easy as it should be.

Unix tool of the week: MultiTail, a super-tail for viewing many log files at once.

Some HDR tools for Unix and Windows, and a layers-based approach for simulating HDR with standard tools.

Some old-school, but relevant Unix programming tutorials.

Some tips on improving how you use your Bash history (and some other random bash tricks).

UNIX is simple. It just takes a genius to understand its simplicity. — Dennis Ritchie

C++ Wrapper for Standard UNIX Functions, a library by Marc Rochkind of Advanced Unix Programming fame.

Here’s an incredibly powerful ‘nix command: lsof (list open files). It slices, it dices, it does all sorts of neat tricks.