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The Linux boot sequence on the entertainment systems on a United flight.
A constant reboot of the Linux based Video on demand system prompted me to photograph this. The boot sequence, partitioning and the entire memory map of the system was presented on the screen.
Courtesy of Panasonic Avionics for not hiding the boot sequence of the system.
I hope they are not designing the critical parts of the plane like this!
Sorry for the low res. (didn't have my Nikon and had to take this with my iPhone)
watching the blue/gray Yellow Dog Linux v6 screen at 720p on a 9-foot by 3.5-foot screen, now installing pkg 375 of 1258 to a 540GB PS3 HDD.
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At Build a #PC and Install #Linux workshop at Makerspace 125 in Greenbelt, Maryland on May 20, 2017.
Installed Yellow Dog Linux 5.0 on my PS3. Here are some screenshots of me using the various bundled applications.
Linus Torvalds developed the Linux kernel and distributed its first version, 0.01, in 1991. Linux was initially distributed as source code only, and later as a pair of downloadable floppy disk images – one bootable and containing the Linux kernel itself, and the other with a set of GNU ut...
How to set up remote desktop on Linux VPS using x2go
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How to edit your documents collaboratively on Linux
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Eis um screenshot do Fluxbox, leve windowmanager para o ambiente X do LInux e outros SOs. Na tela, Music On Console Player em um terminal, o menu do flux que aparece em qualquer lugar que vc clicar na tela com o mouse, um gdesklet mostrando a data e a barra de Ãcones do flux (vc pode desativá-la), mostrando algumas coisas como os progrmas rodando, a área de trabalho em que se está e a hora.
My current Linux Fedora background. This is the new Fedora Logo, and will go in the Core 5 upgrade. Personally, I like the Fedora hat better, especially the Blue Hat.