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Proxmox VE Series Part 5: Windows Virtual Machine

Aug 22

Of course, many companies may need an Operating System (OS) other than Linux, such as Windows.

So, the setup is not a simple, straightforward installation like Linux. There are special drivers...

PocketBeagle 2: Setup, Imaging, and Internet Access

Aug 22

The device we will cover in this article is a newer version of the PocketBeagle, which is covered here.

We can...

Orange Pi 6 Plus and Pimox 8.4.10

Aug 21

In this article, we will look at the Orange Pi 6 Plus and then we will go over the instructions to install Pimox on it. Pimox is a fork of Proxmox that runs on an ARM processor.

The Arm...

IRC is back on linux.org

Aug 20

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I set up an IRC server this week. irc.linux.org, port 6697, TLS.

Main channel is #linux. There are also some other channels that have been created.

NickServ and...

Arduino UNO Q: A Debian Linux Board for Headless Projects

Aug 11

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The Arduino UNO Q is a new board that runs Debian.

Using the Arduino UNO Q allows you to run headless, no monitor, since it does not have an HDMI Port as most other Single Board computers (SBC)...

R36Pro Handheld with Linux ArkOS

Aug 05

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There are many gaming emulators for Linux. But a specific Linux Operating System for a handheld system is something that makes for a great way to play older games in a handheld form.

There are a...

The Linux.org Story

Jul 12

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Linux.org has been online in some form since 1994, making it one of the earliest sites built around the Linux community. It's in good company among survivors from that era: LWN.net, still running...

Python Series Part 25: Canvas Widget - Part 1: The Canvas and Its Drawable Objects

Jul 11

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We can think of the Canvas widget in Tkinter as similar to a painter's canvas; it lets you place graphical elements on it, such as shapes, but also objects.

For this article, there is a lot to...