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Linux/Linux How-tos

Use the Command-Line to Burn a Disk Image on USB from Linux

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Larryssa / August 29, 2019 / 0 Comment

As you might already know, if you want to install a brand new Linux distribution such as Debian or a lightweight OS on your computer’s hard drive, you wil...

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Linux/Linux How-tos

APT Commands Fundamentals, How to Install deb files

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Larryssa / August 28, 2019 / 0 Comment

When I first started on my Linux journey, the prospect of having to use the command line preoccupied me somewhat. Because my first Linux distribution was Debian...