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Installing Gentoo Linux with OpenRC

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Gentoo is a Linux distro that allows for the source files to be compiled locally on the machine running them. The process of installing packages can take a little longer, but it optimizes the...

How to Stream to AirPlay Speakers from Linux

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Airplay is a proprietary protocol that allows access from Apple devices to TVs, printers, speakers and other compatible devices. It allows for connecting devices through Wi-Fi to allow for...

Booting VirtualBox VHD Files with Ventoy VToyBoot and Themes

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As I mentioned in the article on Ventoy 1.1.04, there is a method to boot from VHD files created in VirtualBox. In this article, we cover that process and themes for Ventoy.

So, I can warn you...

Python Series Part 16: Understanding Tkinter’s Grid System

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In this article, we’ll cover the final method for placing objects in a window - the ‘grid’ method. The grid method works like a spreadsheet, using rows and columns to position widgets. Each...

LFCS - Managing User and Group Disk Quotas on Linux

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We can set limitations on disk space usage, called quotas, for either a user or group.

Not only can we set them, but we can also determine how much space a user or group has used on a disk.

You...

Customizing Your Linux File Manager: Caja, Dolphin, Nautilus, and More

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Seeing as how Linux is modular and we can change the Operating System (OS) however we want, we can set the File Manager to what we want it to be.

The File Manager is an application used to show...

How to Install and Use Ventoy (1.1.04) for Bootable USBs on Linux

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Ventoy turns a USB stick into a multi-boot drive. You install Ventoy once, then just copy ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(X)/EFI files onto the USB and boot them from Ventoy’s menu—no re-imaging each time. It...

Python series part 15: Mastering Widget Placement with Tkinter’s place Method

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In this article, we will cover another method to place objects in a window called ‘place’.

Using ‘place’, we can specify where we place an object in the window.

There are two methods to do...

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