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Compiling Your Own Linux Kernel (Debian)
Many people may be fine using the standard default kernel that comes with your distro. There are some out there who may want to make their own kernel.
For a special system in your life, you know...
For a special system in your life, you know...
USB over IP on Linux: Setup, Installation, and Usage
USB over IP is a TCP/IP Protocol to allow access of a remote USB device to a client system.
The USBIP Protocol, more information on the protocol, can be found at...
The USBIP Protocol, more information on the protocol, can be found at...
LFCS - Installing and Understanding XRDP
We are starting a new section on the LFCS Certification. This section deals with Virtualization.
For this section, we will reinstall CentOS 7 or Ubuntu 18.04 all over. Make sure you follow the...
For this section, we will reinstall CentOS 7 or Ubuntu 18.04 all over. Make sure you follow the...
DCA 14 - Understanding Docker Network Types
Within Docker, there are five network specifications available. We will cover the differences of each and give some examples of setting the driver up.
These are like the networking in VirtualBox...
These are like the networking in VirtualBox...
Working With Ubuntu Pro
With the standard LTS version of Ubuntu, you may see that there are extra updates available when you perform an update. To get these extra patches, you need Ubuntu Pro.
Ubuntu Pro provides more...
Ubuntu Pro provides more...
Working With Linux Fonts (Microsoft Core Fonts, etc)
Linux comes with quite a few pre-installed fonts, especially if your distro comes with a word processor. Most word processors come with their own fonts.
Adding fonts is an easy task, just...
Adding fonts is an easy task, just...
