BCL Resources and Reference Materials
Computer Reference Materials
- Guide to computers in the lab:
- The Debian System - Concepts
and Techniques by Martin
F. Krafft.
- The Linux Cookbook: Tips and
Techniques for Everyday Use, by Michael Stutz
- Dwarf's
Guide to Debian GNU/Linux,
by Dale Scheetz
- The
GNU/Linux Desktop and Survival Guide, by Graham J. Williams.
- We use LaTeX/BibTeX for most document production.
Documentation is
available with texdoc, arg
essential (the very basics),
lshort (longer manual),
symbols (table of math symbols),
grfguide (best way to include graphics),
natbib (best way to do citations).
Poke at /usr/share/doc/texmf/latex/ for more.
M-x info m latex in emacs for info format.
- This robust LaTeX
font flame from Utah gives good info on making LaTeX documents
produce output suitable for posting on the web.
- Some grad student organization has a nice LaTeX guide
with pointers to graphics manuals and such.
- Peter Flynn wrote A
beginner's introduction to typesetting with LaTeX.
- TeX
for the Impatient has been freed.
- For a quick intro to the Gimp, a photo editor, see Gimp
for the Artistically Challenged.
- You can log in to a lab machines from almost anywhere using the
mindterm
java applet on www-bcl.
- Nice long rant on Premature
Optimization.
Fun
Neuroscience and Signal Processing
Relevant Online Journals
Self-Help
Lab mailing lists
- decommissioned due to heightened security requirements
Good Online Science Fiction
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