#linux distro

I have started using Linux Fedora and I'm very happy with the distro. So I am adventuring into learning the terminal (I feel so professional whenever I do something with it), Git (same story here) and then also continue the plan to learn programming (so I can stop being bothered by a lot of useful apps being very capitalistic lately).

Oh, and I also want to learn how to set up a virtual machine so I can try CachyOS and so that I know how to set up a virtual machine.

It's a Toshiba Satellite L755 that I swapped it's 256GB HDD drive for a 1TB one. It's currently running bookwormPup and I'm thinking of adding either MX Linux or Arch to the other partition. Dunno yet. Should I add a swap partition too? I've heard it is useful for old computers.

RedStar OS is an operating system made in North Korea, it is Fedora based with KDE on top that is customised to look like Mac OS

To change the Language to English after install. Obtain root access, and run the command:

sed -i 's/ko_KP/en_US/g' /etc/sysconfig/i18n /usr/share/config/kdeglobals

light mode ^

dark mode ^

Web site: www.watsky.net (not active) Origin: Czech Republic Category: Desktop Desktop environment: Gnome Architecture: x86 Based on: Ubuntu Wikipedia: Media: Live CD The last version | Released: 2005.1 | January 28, 2005

BeatrIX – a minimal, Ubuntu based Linux distribution, designed to run on computers with old hardware components.

It features only a few applications, such as: e-mail, instant messaging, word processing and web browse on the top of Gnome desktop environment. The liveCD fits into 80 mm discs that can store up to 200 MB of data.

It can run on machines with 64MB RAM in live mode so can be used on very old machines.