Installing GNU tools is a way to try to get Linux command experience in macOS. However, not every Linux command has an identical-experience version in macOS. ** It is suggested that you use a Linux virtual machine if you really want to have Linux experience in macOS. ** Notice that some hardwares …
Things to Do After Installing Linux
Note: The tips here are for Debian-based Linux distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, LinuxMint, Pop!_OS, AntiX, etc.).
Debian Specific
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If you installed Debian without a desktop environment, and wants to install a customized desktop environment now, make sure to install a DE manager (e.g., gdm, lightdm, etc.) as well. without …
Permission Issues when Installing Softwares in Linux
Sometime when you install softwares in Linux, you get an error message saying that you do not have permission while you used sudo or the root account. This probably means that you do not have full access to some installation files. An easy way to solve this problem is to …
Tips on Installing Debian Series of Linux Distributions
Before Installation
Debian Specific
- You'd better not install back ported Debian images, as it might cause issues with other software (e.g., VirtualBox). It is suggested that you use Debian test.
Other Debian-based Linux Distributions
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Download the right ISO image of the Linux distribution that you want to install.
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Create …
Ways to Make a Bootable Flash Drive in Linux
Best Filesystem Format for Cross-platform Data Exchanging
FAT32
FAT32 is an outdated filesystem. The maximum size for a single file is 4G. You should instead exFAT instead of FAT32 where possible.
exFAT
exFAT is great cross-platform filesystem that is support out-of-box by Windows, Linux and macOS. There is practically no limit (big enough for average users) on …