today's howtos
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Creating custom lxd gentoo containers from stage-3 tarballs
Much of this based from the incredible guide by user (and my mentor) Juippis and his work over at The ultimate testing system with lxd. In fact most of what comes next comes directly from Juippis himself.
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Bash Basics Series #7: If Else Statement
If this, then that else something else. Doesn't make sense? It will after you learn about the if-else statements in bash shell scripting.
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Migrating Workloads From CentOS To OpenSUSE Leap – Introduction
We have talk already about how easy it is to adapt to OpenSUSE Leap when coming from CentOS. In this blog post, we will provide some guidance on how to plan and prepare for an actual migration and what considerations we should take into account.
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How to Disable Auto-Suspend in Linux
In many cases, auto-suspend is a convenient feature. It prevents screen burn and preserves power when you aren’t actively using your computer. If you work publicly, it can even protect your computer from snooping opportunists who may try to steal sensitive data while you’re away.
That’s not to say that auto-suspend is completely useful, however. It can frequently serve as a nuisance and interrupt your workflow, such as when you’re attempting to read a long webpage or actively run an application in the background. In these situations, disabling auto-suspend will allow you to make the best of your Linux system.
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How to Install Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 11 - OnMSFT.com [Ed: It's very revealing that, as Windows share collapses, Microsoft propaganda sites are asking people not to leave Windows and instead install WSL, a Trojan horse Microsoft paid Canonical to promote]