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At Build a #PC and Install #Linux workshop at Makerspace 125 in Greenbelt, Maryland on May 20, 2017.
How to access Dropbox from the command line in Linux
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How to remove unused old kernel images on Ubuntu
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How to install Kingsoft Office on Linux
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This Deutches Telekom payphone located along Unter den Linden in Berlin was running Linux and had crashed, showing a clearly legible stack backtrace sideways on the monitor.
How to create custom business cards or labels in Linux
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Trying to keep my logo simple as this will have to render in a low resolution and in B&W environments; so nothing too fancy. If you have seen some magician hats (esp. the cone ones) they have stars and crescent moons (think Disney's Fantasia!) - so the crescent moon represents wizardry in that sense. (Light Version & Vectorized). *Edit: cropped.
Starting the EtherScope Series II to review the LAN
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Revisando la red local con el EtherScope Series II
Hola amigos, ya se que van a decir, "Que rayos hace un wallpaper de linux en Windows". Pues como no puedo estar en los dos sistemas al mismo tiempo (las unidades virtuales no me gustan), me decidi a crear un Wallpaper con el logo de mi SO favorito. Los skins de rainmeter son los mismos que he ocupado en mi escritorio anterior, el dock tiene los iconos black and white set 1 y 2. El VS es el leaf small fonts. el orb lo saque de deviant hace tiempo.
Perdon a los que no les gusta Ubuntu o cualquier distro de Gnu/linux pero pues nada pierden con probarlo ademas de que para probarlo no es necesario instalarlo, ya que se puede hacer con un cd/dvd live donde esta el SO y no modifican nada de su sistema original xD.
Bueno me voy, saludos amigos.
My old home server which survived a move, two different ISPs and a variety of other things stopped running on Friday 15 August 2008. The best I can figure it was installed about 14 October 2004. It was still running Fedora Core 2.
The fan that's dangling should be on the dirty cpu heat sink.
How to access Facebook from the command line on Linux
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