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Install and Configure KVM in ArchLinux
Install and Configure KVM in ArchLinux
KVM stands for Kernel-based Virtual Machine. This software allows users to run multiple virtual machines with different operating systems, thus bypassing the need to follow more conventional means of using Virtualbox. This article shows you how to install and configure KVM on your ArchLinux system.
·linuxhint.com·
Install and Configure KVM in ArchLinux
library/Neal Stephenson
library/Neal Stephenson
It might could be that some of the things included here do not equal endorsement or even that I agree with them. - library/Neal Stephenson - In the Beginning was the Command Line.pdf at master · da...
·github.com·
library/Neal Stephenson
A Beginners Introduction To Linux Package managers: apt, yum, dpkg & rpm
A Beginners Introduction To Linux Package managers: apt, yum, dpkg & rpm
When I was a complete beginner and I needed to install something on my Ubuntu machine, I went online and typed in “How to install software name on Ubuntu” and it led me to a page with some commands which looked like this I was just happy that I was able to type something in …
·embeddedinventor.com·
A Beginners Introduction To Linux Package managers: apt, yum, dpkg & rpm
Linux Distros vs Flavors vs Derivatives: Differences Explained!
Linux Distros vs Flavors vs Derivatives: Differences Explained!
During their journey in exploring the Linux universe every Linux beginner will come across to these 3 very similar terms, Distro, Flavors, and Derivatives. In this article, I have presented the differences between these 3 terms in a beginner-friendly format along with the prior knowledge every beginner needs to have to understand them. So let’s …
·embeddedinventor.com·
Linux Distros vs Flavors vs Derivatives: Differences Explained!
Copying in Linux: made simple with CP
Copying in Linux: made simple with CP
With CP, Linux offers a command that simplifies your work in the terminal by letting you quickly copy files or entire directories. Find out more about the command.
·ionos.com·
Copying in Linux: made simple with CP
Arch-Linux-Install-Guide · GitHub
Arch-Linux-Install-Guide · GitHub
Installing Arch Linux on a LUKS Encrypted Drive using LVM, and booting with UEFI. - GitHub - rickellis/Arch-Linux-Install-Guide: Installing Arch Linux on a LUKS Encrypted Drive using LVM, and booti...
·github.com·
Arch-Linux-Install-Guide · GitHub
HOWTO: Backup your configuration files (dotfiles) in Linux, using stow and git
HOWTO: Backup your configuration files (dotfiles) in Linux, using stow and git
Managing dotfiles has always been quite annoying to me. But thankfully, I never really had a reason to do it too often. If I had to, all I did was tar my whole .config and copy the file to and external drive. That works fine, but it’s not the best way to backup the constant changes I usually do t...
·linustechtips.com·
HOWTO: Backup your configuration files (dotfiles) in Linux, using stow and git
How to Build Your Own Linux Dotfiles Manager from Scratch
How to Build Your Own Linux Dotfiles Manager from Scratch
As a new linux ? user, you might realize that there are a bunch of configuration files present in your system. These special files are called "dotfiles". In this tutorial we will learn how to make a dotfiles manager and create a backup of these files on GitHub. What are
·freecodecamp.org·
How to Build Your Own Linux Dotfiles Manager from Scratch
How I Use Obsidian at Work | Nicole van der Hoeven
How I Use Obsidian at Work | Nicole van der Hoeven
Note-taking and personal knowledge management get talked about in academic circles, by both students and teachers. But there’s not much said about its use outside of the academe. I’ll admit, due to my job description, I may be in a better position than most to take advantage of note-taking in a professional context. My background is in software performance testing. My job for several years has been to make sure that applications are prepared to withstand traffic from many users accessing it, usually by writing code to simulate that traffic before it’s released to real users.
·nicolevanderhoeven.com·
How I Use Obsidian at Work | Nicole van der Hoeven
Framework integrations - Netlify Docs
Framework integrations - Netlify Docs
Netlify builds, deploys, and hosts your frontend. Learn how to get started, find examples, and access documentation for the modern web platform.
Hugo Our docs provide an overview of Hugo on Netlify, while the Hugo docs include task-based instructions for deploying Hugo to Netlify. The typical build settings are as follows: Build command: hugo Publish directory: public
This is the framework that I am using.
Jekyll If your site is built with Jekyll, make sure you have a Gemfile and a Gemfile.lock checked into your repository, specifying the Jekyll version you want to use. The typical build settings are as follows: Build command: jekyll build Publish directory: _site
·docs.netlify.com·
Framework integrations - Netlify Docs