Linux Shop

Most people use Windows and many use Mac but there is a also a big Community
using Linux.

Because of it’s Unknown and KnowHow , it was not for everybody.

However now 2012 , we deal with a Operating System , that can be used by almost everyone,and the great thing of all ..it’s free.

Now there was a group of people that created “UBUNTU” ,.and that means ..”For the People” , and since then Linux became available for the Big Public.

Cause of our way of using Windows 2000 and xp at that time , many did not really like
UBUNTU or Linux cause it was to complicated and not everything worked as in Windows…at least for them..

Now however things are changed.
Thanks to Google Android ,People understand Linux so much better …
They learned about downloading Apps and finding their way around
but never realised it was infact linux.
Android is Linux..Ubuntu is Linux..and Android is programmed by (ex) or Ubuntu Dev.

Anyway in this video we will kill a HAckingTosh to install UBUNTU.

Have fun watching and get some popcorn.

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For more information take a look at this blog post:

http://tillmail.de/wordpress/436

Done with iMovie 11.

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Sean Reifschneider does an introduction to Proxmox, the virtualization solution for Linux with DRBD replicated storage.

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2 WoW auf einem PC. Das flackern liegt am recorder, verwendet wurden:
Ubuntu
recordmydesktop
wine
Blog: http://echtor.net

greetz Echtor2oo3

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http://www.SchoolFreeware.com
VirtualBox: http://www.virtualbox.org
Free Disk Images and Passwords: http://virtualboxes.org/images/
7Zip: http://www.7-zip.org

The following may have different versions available including GNOME and KDE installations. Some installs have login names and passwords. See the link above for passwords. You need 7Zip to unzip the images. VirtualBox works on Windows, Mac X, Linux and Solaris. Windows 7 and VirtualBox 4 are used in this video tutorial.

Puppy Linux
Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu 8.10 Server
Kubuntu Linux
Fedora
ReactOS
MINIX
Haiku OS
Android x86
Debian KFreeBSD
Malax
AROS
Xubuntu Linux
Vector Linux
Sidux
OpenSUSE
Ubuntu Studio
ZenWalk
Archlinux
PCLinux
Tiny Core Linux
CentOS
Debian GNU Linux
OpenSolaris
Linux Mint
MoonOS
Gentoo GNU Linux
Nexenta GNU OpenSolaris
Moblin
Dreamlinux
Syllable
SLITaz
Mandriva Linux
FreeBSD
TinyMe
gOS
gNewSense
Deli Linux
Fluxbuntu
FreeDOS
Slackware

Oracle VM VirtualBox is a product of Oracle Sun Microsystems

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Virtualisation from Red Hat is too impressive for words. Visit www.redhat-portal.com for more.

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I currently have Ubuntu 10 LTS on my laptop. Can I also add Mint Linux and do the dual boot thing? If so how? I want to do this without having to reinstall my Ubuntu 10 LTS that’s already sitting on my hard drive. Thanks!

Yes, it technically is. However, it would be difficult. I believe the easiest way would be to create a "Linux Live Key" (Google the software.) You basically plug in a flashdrive, load the ISO of the Linux you want onto it, then, when your comp is JUST starting up (within the first 3 seconds) access your boot menu, then select the USB and it will boot up a different version of Linux, despite the version that is installed on your computer.

why there is a file related to each hardware device in linux?

It’s just the Unix tradition. Everything is represented internally as a file, or more precisely.

Everything is a stream or bag of bytes, and everything is represented with a single namespace.

Now there are weaknesses to this system, but it was revolutionary at the time.

but it’s not neccesarily each physical hardware device. Take as and example the special device /dev/random which is a steam or random bytes. (which may or may not be tied to a hardware random number generator)

So the file is there so you can stream data to and from it, and so you have a place to drivers to set their interface or API abstraction on.

Debian Linux booting fast in a slow laptop of 2007. Laptop has an intel core2duo proccessor at 1.6 GHz. In 40 secs desktop is ready to use. For any question feel free to comm!

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Create your own Penetration Testing Linux System

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