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Developing Tiny Core Linux extensions

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Tiny Core Linux does not boast a big repository. Sooner or later, you'll need to create your own extensions to get the most out of Tiny Core. This article shows you how.

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Figure 1: You can discover the USB memory stick's device ID to be written to at the command line with lsblk or, as shown here, with the Gnome desktop disk manager.

A tool for distro hoppers

LINUX VOICE: Tutorial – Ventoy free

With Ventoy you can conveniently put multiple bootable ISO images on a single USB drive.

Linux , Tools

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Choosing the best alternative with topsis-python

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Complex decisions require the evaluation of multiple criteria. This article shows how to support such decisions with Linux, Python, and the TOPSIS Multi-Criteria Decision Model.

Linux , open source , Python

Linux Mint Unveils New Packages

06.11.2020

The Linux Mint team has announced it'll bring an official Chromium package to the distribution

Community , Linux

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Essential software tools for the working scientist

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Linux and science are a natural fit. These are a handful of essential software packages both for getting work done and presenting it to others.

Desktop , Linux , Operating Systems , Tools

LINUX VOICE: Cheers! Celebrating 20 years of Linux Magazine free

Editor-in-chief Joe Casad reflects on the enchanting 20-year story of Linux Magazine.

Community , Linux , Linux Magazine

Figure 1: git-big-picture provides a map of the current repository that can be kept open in a separate window.

Git Essentials

Seven general-purpose Git utilities

15.09.2020

While Git tools and add-ons abound, these seven utilities can help any user make the most of Git.

Linux , Tools

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Search for processes by start time

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How do you find a process running on a Linux system by start time? The question sounds trivial, but the answer is trickier than it first appears.

bash , HPC , Kernel , Linux , Programming , Software

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Securing the Linux kernel with lockdown mode

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Lockdown mode makes your Linux system more secure and even prevents root users from modifying the kernel.

Kernel , Linux , Security

Lenovo Now Offering Fedora Linux as an Option

31.08.2020

Lenovo is making good on their Linux promise by adding Fedora into the mix.

Community , Fedora , laptop

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