Peter MacDonald

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For the Scottish professional footballer, see Peter MacDonald (footballer)

Peter MacDonald co-developed early features of the Linux kernel, including shared libraries, pseudo-ttys and virtual consoles. He also created the first comprehensive Linux distribution: Softlanding Linux System and is the author of the Tcl Web Browser BrowseX.

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http://pdqi.com - Homepage for Peter MacDonald's company, PDQ Interfaces

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