Fellow Monks, I updated the links in my
homenode
. The following additions were made:
ppm repositories added to
perl binaries
section
some more
tutorials
in their section (no quality check on those, please msg
me
if you find problematic or even dangerous tutorials)
new section
journals
new section
persons
As always:
If you have additions /msg or
mail
me
.
Thank you,
neophyte
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Links Added
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neophyte
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