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 needed and even some special settings to change the virtual hardware. We can go through these steps to get Windows 11 running. Download Drivers The Windows system we install will use Virtual I/O (VirtIO) drivers. The VirtIO drivers allow a virtual machine to use the actual host hardware... https://www.linux.org/threads/proxmox-ve-series-part-5-windows-virtual-machine.63049/
The device we will cover in this article is a newer version of the PocketBeagle, which is covered here. We can go over the newer specs and use the PocketBeagle 2. If you look back at the original Pocket Beagle article, you can see pictures of the board next to a quarter. The PocketBeagle is a little larger than a quarter, and the second version of the board is still the same size. PocketBeagle Specs... https://www.linux.org/threads/pocketbeagle-2-setup-imaging-and-internet-access.63047/
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 processors may be slower, but the fork of Proxmox is nearly exactly like the one for regular desktop systems. The major difference is that the QEMU Server allows you to emulate different processors and not just have the Intel/AMD-64 processor types to choose from when making a Virtual Machine (VM)... https://www.linux.org/threads/orange-pi-6-plus-and-pimox-8-4-10.63046/
I set up an IRC server this week. irc.linux.org, port 6697, TLS. Main channel is #linux.org. NickServ and ChanServ are both running, so you can lock down your nickname and register your own channels: Code: /msg NickServ REGISTER <password> <your@email> /msg ChanServ REGISTER #yourchannel Once a channel is registered it stays yours, ops and all, even if you're the only one who ever shows up. If you haven't touched IRC in fifteen years, nothing has... https://www.linux.org/threads/irc-is-back-on-linux-org.70338/
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), but it is a very useful board for learning. Technical Specs Just looking at the UNO Q, as shown in Figure 1, you can see it is a much smaller board compared to a regular SBC. FIGURE 1 The specs are: Module Qualcomm Dragonwing™... https://www.linux.org/threads/arduino-uno-q-a-debian-linux-board-for-headless-projects.66951/
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 few handheld devices on the market. They can range from $30 and up. There are devices you can order that come with a charging cable, a screen protector, case, and even an SD card with a pre-installed OS and games. The model I will cover is the R36 Series, which is made up of three models: ... https://www.linux.org/threads/r36pro-handheld-with-linux-arkos.61669/
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 continuously since 1997, Slashdot, which has been through several owners since its 1997 launch but is still around, and DistroWatch, tracking distributions since 2001. linux.org has had its own bumps along the way too, built, gone dark, rebuilt twice, and still independent today. Its history is... https://www.linux.org/threads/the-linux-org-story.68810/
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 cover. The Canvas widget has a lot of parameters and methods to cover. Canvas Widget A Canvas is based on a graphical rendering of objects and drawings. The canvas itself can be scrollable if needed. To create a Canvas widget, you can give a name to the object. Such as: Code: canvas =... https://www.linux.org/threads/pytho...-1-the-canvas-and-its-drawable-objects.61668/
The heart of a Proxmox Server is setting up Virtual Machines (VM) and Linux Containers (LXC). In this article, we will look at setting up a virtual machine running Linux. It really doesn't matter which Linux distro, since they basically all install similarly. So, we will install Linux Mint 22.2 XFCE as a virtual machine. Installation Media The first thing to do is download the ISO file needed for the installation of Linux Mint. I downloaded version 22.2 XFCE from... https://www.linux.org/threads/proxmox-04-linux-virtual-machine.61667/
We are going to set up the Banana Pi R4 as a DHCP server that assigns IP addresses on multiple subnets. The Banana Pi R3 has four 1-gigabit Ethernet ports, which we will use to create four subnets. These four subnets will allow traffic to be routed between them. There are three Local Area Network (LAN) ports and one Wide Area Network (WAN) port. Which we will connect the WAN port to the local network that is connected to the Internet. The three remaining ports will allow for three networks... https://www.linux.org/threads/banana-pi-r4-bpi-r4-dhcp-for-multiple-subnets.61666/
For anyone running Linux who wants, or needs, to run a Windows program, there are few ways to do it and sometimes it doesn't work. Some Windows apps will not run on WINE, or the like, and you are stuck not being able to use it. Some people will run a virtualized Windows system inside Linux and make it work that way. WinBoat is another such virtualized system that runs on Docker. This method has a few more alternatives and seems faster. In this article, I can help you get WinBoat set up... https://www.linux.org/threads/run-windows-apps-on-linux-with-winboat.60069/
The Radxa X5 is the newest product in the ‘X’ series of Single Board Computers (SBC) by Radxa. This board is an upgrade from the ‘X4’ which had an Intel N100 CPU. With the newer CPU type, this board has better performance. Specifications The ‘X5’ has the following hardware specs: CPU Intel N150 4 Core GPU Intel Graphics - Alder Lake N Up to 1000 MHz Display 2x Micro HDMI Ports 4K at 60 Hz RAM... https://www.linux.org/threads/getting-started-with-the-radxa-x5-sbc-on-linux.64236/
Now that we've covered the primary commands, we can start on the Methods, Tags and Marks. If you intend on using a Text Widget, or multiples, these are very handy abilities other than the standard options. Methods Now, we can move on to doing something with text in the Text Object. Let's start with the five methods: insert delete get index see Insert Method We can insert text into the Text Object by specifying the line, character place and... https://www.linux.org/threads/python-series-part-23-text-widget-part-1.60068/
Initially after installation, there are a lot of things that you may want to 'fix'. These are some basic configuration issues that are made not only on the Proxmox Server, but from the remote systems using the Web UI for connection through Port 8006. Some of these may be useful to you; but not all may be useful. Even if you do not need them, they may be beneficial to know for future use. Web UI Once you have the Proxmox Server started, you can access the server from a web browser... https://www.linux.org/threads/proxmox-ve-series-part-3-basic-configuration.60067/
The Banana Pi R4 is an open-source smart router. You can use it for networking jobs, as you will tell from the specs on the hardware. Keep in mind that this Single Board Computer (SBC) may be small, but it is powerful, especially when dealing with networking over any type of connection. Banana Pi R4 Specs The main specs are: MediaTek MT7988A (Filogic 880) quad-core Arm Cortex-A73, 1.8GHz processor 4 GB/8 GB DDR4 8 GB eMMC flash 128MB SPI-NAND Flash Micro SD... https://www.linux.org/threads/banana-pi-r4-bpi-r4.60066/
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