linux Leaped out of openSUSE Leap 42.3 into Fedora 27 Arch Linux is a beauty. However, the whole installation routine had become a bit too much for me. I just wanted to concentrate on the really important stuff\goals and becoming an Arch
linux Arch Linux is rock solid although last update broke Virtualbox I had installed Arch Linux UEFI on my main workstation on 04 November 2015 at ~03:10 hrs. I got my trusted lieutenant, Xfce, installed immediately. I used this recipe as a guide.
arch linux Text boot : Getting rid of bootsplash/Plymouth in Manjaro or Arch Linux I like seeing my kernel spewing messages on my terminal when I boot my PC. I like the transparency, the openness. Having kernel messages visible can also help in understanding certain boot issues.
linux Accessing USB devices from Virtualbox Windows guest on Linux host This is one issue that had troubled me for long but was not important enough for me to put any effort into soving it. All this changed when I had to upgrade my
linux Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) and Logical Volume Manager (LVM) adventures: How upgrading to UEFI resulted in this epic post This is a work-in-progress… It all started when I found my backup plan lacking in all ways imaginable. To be really honest, I never had one. This is not because I am digitally
Debian Virtualbox Guest Additions for Debian sid guest The whole process is very simple: Login as root or do a su root or better do a sudo Update APT database with apt-get update Update the system with apt-get dist-upgrade Note: The
arch linux Manjaro Linux: So stable that it is boring! How I got Manjaro: Arch Linux installation is a terrible pain in the butt. It was designed to be like that. Geeks and power users would not want it to be any different.