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J-LINUX
J2EE
J2ME
J2SE
ja-trans
JAAS
jabber
jablicator
jack
JACM
JAD
jade
JADE
jadetex
jags
jail
Jailbait
jam
JANET
JAP
JAPH
JAR
jargon
JARS
JASS
Java
Java Applets
java-common
java2html
JavaBeans
JAVAOS
JavaScript
jaxml
JAXP
jbibtex
JBIG
JBLinux
jbofihe
JCALS
JCB
JCDW
JCE
JCF
JCL
JCL (Job Control Language)
JCSS
JCW
JDBC
jde
JDK
JDK (Java Development Kit)
jdresolve
jed
JEDEC
jedstate
JEIDA
jered
JES
JESS
jester
jfbterm
JFC
JFET
JFIF
jflex
JFS
JFS (Journaled/Journaling File System)
jfsutils
JFT
jftpgw
jgraph
jhcore
jhead
JICST
JIEO
JIF
jiffy
jiffy-perl-tk
jigdo-file
jikes
jikespg
Jini
JIPDEC
JIPS
JIS
JISC
JIT
JIT (Just-In-Time) Compiler
JITC
jitterbug
JK
jless
jlex
JMI
jmk
jmon
jmpost
JMSC
JMSWG
JNDI
jnethack
JNI
JNSS
JNT
Job
Job control
Job queue
JODS
joe
john
JOHNNIAC
join
JOL
JOLT
JOOP
JOSS
JOTS
Journaling
JOVE
jove
joystick
JPEG
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
jpeginfo
jpilot
jpilot-plugins
JPLDIS
JPM
JPS
JRE
JRMP
JSA
JSAI
JSAN
jscalibrator
JSD
JSDK
jserv
jslaunch
JSME
JSP
JSPE
JSSA
JSSE
JST
jswat
JT
JTA
JTAG
JTB
JTBP
JTBPX
JTC1
jtex-base
jtex-bin
JTM
JTMS
JTSSG
JUGHEAD
juice
juke
JUMBO
JUNET
junit
junit-freenet
junkbuster
junkfilter
JURIS
justification
JV
JVC
JVIDS
jvim-canna
JVM
JVM (Java Virtual Machine)
jw
jwhois
JWICS
jython
jzip

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Source:
Linux Dictionary (version 0.16)
author: Binh Nguyen
linuxfilesystem(at)yahoo(dot)com(dot)au

This Linux Dictionary is distributed under the GNU
Free Documentation License. Online version is at
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/Linux-Dictionary/html/index.html
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