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Tux: Play and Edit This 3D Linux Game

May 08

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Tux is a 3-D game made only for Linux. It is open-source and has an editor, which is also open source, to make new games or add levels to existing games.

You’ll find the game and editor on...

Raspberry Pi 5: Retro Gaming at Full Speed

Apr 08

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In October 2023, the Raspberry Pi Foundation released the Raspberry Pi 5. Initially released with either 4 or 8 GB of RAM. Later they released a 2 GB version. More recently, there has been a...

Python Series Part 14 - Understanding Pack in Tkinter

Apr 08

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Now that we’ve made a window, we need to populate it with objects, which are widgets in Python.

The problem with placing items in the window is that there are three methods to do so. Let’s look...

LFCS - Securing Sensitive Data with LUKS Encrypted Volumes

Mar 22

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Sometimes data may need to be secured. For a server environment, you can lock the data down with permissions that only allow specific people to get to the data.

The problem arises when a business...

How to Check X86_64 Versions in Linux

Feb 06

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Recently I came across a problem when installing a VirtualBox machine for CentOS 10 Stream.

I kept getting a kernel panic error when installing the Operating System (OS). Nothing I did fixed it...

Python Series Part 13: Starting with Tkinter

Jan 30

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So far, we’ve been looking at Python in a terminal running on a command-line. Now, we need to look at running as a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and making things more “screen friendly”.

The way...

LFCS - Aggregated Storage

Jan 29

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With aggregated storage, you can take multiple drives on different systems and join them for the files to be mirrored, striped or distributed.

For Internet companies that store a lot of data...

Ansible Series Part 1: Intro and Getting Set Up

Jan 25

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Ansible is a huge subject, there is no way I can begin to cover all of it in a single post. So, my thinking here, is this will likely contain a number of posts. I usually tend to write simple...