a terminal, an interface… and me!
Well, I’m sure that you are definitely curious about how do you do this. Let me tell you this, it’s really simple.
Pre-requisites:
Image File(any format will do or even any file will do)
Linux(I’ve only tested it on this platform but I guess Mac would also do)
Let’s get started, shall we?
First create a standard loopback device.
dd if=/dev/zero [...]
Not until recently, did I find out about the EXA acceleration method of xorg. It’s the new acceleration architecture. Well, I tried it out, read that it had chances of decreasing the responsiveness of my computer, but hey, there’ no harm in trying it. So, got to their documentation, followed through the steps, and wow!!! [...]
Based on Gentoo,
Sabayon 4.1, tells me:
Great performance with less RAM(though you need like 1GB RAM for it to work well enough).
Package Management System is absolutely fantastic, with it’s new “Entropy”.
Totally the perfect distribution.
A fine distribution for the newbie or the expert.
This is what a critic would say:
Definitely better than the leading Ubuntu, like a total [...]
Wanna hide that information and private things you don’t want your buddies to see? Here is what is called simple steganography. Steganography is the master of black arts. Nobody can ever suspect that there is a simple, easy-to-find drawer in one of your pictures. This works with .png files as I didn’t try it with any other. If the trick works on other file types, please let me know. All
It’s a distribution based totally on Arch Linux… specialized for USB Portable installs and can also be used as primary OS has over 600 packages pre-installed (I know… it reminds you of Fedora and me too!). So that’s to say that it comes with definitely all the packages you would ever want along with several drivers(except the Broadcom WiFi one…). And what’s more? It has compiz-fusion which works like a
Is your system slow? Do you have to wait 6.2 seconds to start Firefox and other heavy applications?
Well, what you need is the “noatime” filesystem mount option! What exactly happens when system files are read? They are written too! The system writes access times to the files causing unnecessary IO traffic between you and your HDD.
To avoid this, you can mount all your partitions with the noatime option. Simply
Installing Gentoo Linux on a USB Drive is very easy… But it’s consequences are even greater! In fact, it is the same with any OS installed on solid-state drives. When any circumstances occur, favoring the unpleasant direct reboot of your machine, the inodes get screwed big time, or sometimes, not. That all depends on luck. I have experienced this the hard way. “Experience is a soft teacher when you learn from other’s mistakes, but it is a hard teacher when you learn it from yourself.”