#how to learn linux

[faradayblogworld]

How to Install Kali Linux in VMware in Just 4 Simple Steps (Easiest Way)

In this guide, you will be able to learn the easiest way of how to install Kali Linux on VMware in Just 4 Simple Steps, I hope this helps a lot!

To keep in mind: Obtaining unauthorized access to another’s computer system or systems is illegal under the Computer Fraud & Abuse Act. Here you will find a step by step guide on how to install Kali Linux onto VMware. The main purpose of this blog tutorial is to educate others on cyber security tools, technologies, and techniques with the intention of creating consciousness for others on better…

[ping1n]

my dad used to play a lot of minecraft. he played on the same world for maybe like 10 years.

i have vague memories of his various bases - a massive cave, some weird cobblestone hell - but he eventually settled on a glass platform surrounded by farms (i think he had one of those really old wither based tree farms) suspended above an absolutely fucking massive pit down to bedrock. like this pit was collosally fucking huge. and every day he would just. widen the pit. id come home from school and go to his office to tell him about my day and he'd just be digging that pit with an inventory of diamond pickaxes. no beacons because he hated fighting the wither.

only once did i ask him why. and he just shrugged. and kept digging that pit.

this was all on 1.8 as well. 1.9 came out, he tried it. died to a skeleton and immediately went back to 1.8. he wrote a script to back up his saves, and when i asked him for it he used this as an opportunity to teach me how to write batch files.

anyway. couple years ago i bought him factorio. possibly one of the best gifts ive ever bought. shits like crack cocaine to him. now i look into his office and he's optimizing production lines. had to buy him the dlc. he reached the edge of the solar system today. 1 monitor dedicated to this game at all times. constantly running even when hes away. sometimes i leave little concrete wall smiley faces. he finds them instantly because the factory is an extension of his soul. never removes them just builds around.

anyway i think this explains why im like this.

[youve-always-had-me-cas]

On a semi related note the more I am subjected to Microsoft products the more I become convinced that the reason so many people these days believe themselves to be “bad with computers” is that the programs they are forced to use in their professional life are utterly incomprehensible to ANY rational human being and they are (rightfully enough) extrapolating out that this is just how computers are. They aren't!!! In their quest to remove all the “scary” details from their poor fragile end users Microsoft have created an ecosystem that behaves completely erratically and unpredictably and is by definition unknowable. Things just happen. Then they stop happening. Nothing ever announces why or how. Just a thousand vague and useless popups that may or may not be there tomorrow. I PROMISE computers are actually extremely simple and logical beasts.

[shower-racoon]

when selecting a new laptop, I wanted to play Sonic Colors Ultimate. I didn't have enough storage on my old computer, but I've had it for too long to refund it, so I at least want to play it once. I looked for this laptop with the minimum specs required for Sonic Colors Ultimate in mind.

fucking hell.

[justicecaballer]

ive been dual booting linux and windows on my laptop for a while now and i love using linux but theres a bunch of stuff on windows i still need and use. my laptop is kind of old at this point but linux works Beautifully while windows has been getting slower and slower and more frustrating to use. well last night windows would not even let me log in or boot in safe mode or do Anything and ive spent all day trying to figure out wtf is going on with it and its still giving me issues after doing a fresh install so like. microsoft die i guess

[juney-blues]

your quest for today (worth 500 points)

open up the Command Line on your operating system of choice and navigate from the root directory to any folder of your choosing (atleast 3 layers deep)

[dragongirldeity]

im applying the Engineer Brain at full power to making my Linux desktop elegant and sexy and functional and im. god it's so engineered and good

[saturn-canine]

YAAALLLLLL!!! I OFFICIALLY AM A REAL LINUX USERRRRR!!!

I've consistently updated my machine using the terminal, AND I updated discord for the FIRST TIME with ZERO assistance! OPEN SOURCE FOREVER BAYBEEEE

[rockafirevevo]

ooh it occurs to me i can ask the gay people in my phone about this one: anyone have any recommendations for types of linux? im building my first pc and im going to make the switch while im at it. im thinking just mint (ciiiinnamon? probably? honestly i don't like the MATE ui as much so if i do mint it's either cinnamon or xfce) but i feel like people have strong opinions on the subject

[alasse-earfalas]

So uh. I have a Raspberry Pi 5 running MX Linux now.

I barely even knew what Linux was before I got the Pi. I haven't touched my Windows machine for the past couple days. I've just been browsing the web and installing crap on my Pi.

And now it's ready to be my primary coding and writing machine. Which means I'm going to be using it even more.

Does this mean I'm officially a nerd now? As if I wasn't already.

[junipers-popatochisps]

When you start doing things the hard way the easy way seems more tedious somehow

[cypheroxide]

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[mapaillus]

Any photography nerds that use Linux aware of a program i can use for editing similar to photoscape x. Got real comfy with it for both editing raws and general post processing for renders and drawings and got very sad when it was the one thing I couldnt seem to find a replacement for/way to get working on pop os.

[paradife-loft]

WOOOO, GOT THE TUMBLR BACKUP PYTHON SCRIPT WORKING (⁠ﾉ⁠◕⁠ヮ⁠◕⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠*⁠.⁠✧

[shower-racoon]

well one of you is lying

[claire-starsword]

i love tech. i love this era of information. i googled a bazillion different sources when i made my Windows/Linux dual boot last year because i've always been paranoid to change OS. Everyone said it worked fine. I open Windows for a couple hours today and it updates the BIOS against my will and breaks the dual boot. I look it up and now all of a sudden I find ten billion tech bros saying that yeah, actually, this happens all the time, and you should have installed the EFI (no explanation given, you know what an EFI is, of course you do) in different drives, and it could have been much worse because Windows could have just corrupted the ubuntu boot somehow yeah it does that of course, and you should have also turned off secure boot, that's something you knew how to do and had to do it, obviously, how do you not know all this.