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This guide will help you to install manjaro on a removable medium without requiring to use one USB stick for LiveCD and one destination How it works? To erase and install Manjaro GNU/Linux on the USB stick, we will need to be able to unplug it after boot, to be sure the system doesn’t require it. The best way to do this is copying the system in RAM. It may need a consequent amount of ram, depending on the edition...

Changing the console font The console font can be changed in /etc/conf.d/consolefont. The fonts are located in /usr/share/consolefonts (in PSF format). After changing the settings, you can add the service in the “sysinit” runlever (rc-update add consolefont sysinit) Setting up a colorscheme You can change the TTY(s) colors using echo -en \\e]P{TERMINAL_COLOR}{COLOR_HEX} An exemple with “nord” color scheme from here echo -en \\e]P02E3440 echo -en \\e]P1BF616A echo -en \\e]P2A3BE8C echo -en \\e]P3EBCB8B echo -en \\e]P481A1C1 echo -en \\e]P5B48EAD echo -en \\e]P688C0D0 echo -en \\e]P7E5E9F0 echo -en \\e]P84C566A echo -en \\e]P9BF616A echo -en \\e]PAA3BE8C echo -en \\e]PBEBCB8B echo -en \\e]PCB48EAD echo -en \\e]PD8FBCBB echo -en \\e]PEECEFF4 and in a OpenRC service:...

This guide aims to help you to install Calculate GNU/Linux on your VPS. It can be adapted to other distros but you may need some modifications for things like GRUB command lines. What you need A GNU/Linux distribution installed on your VPS A VNC Client like TigerVNC VNC acces to your VPS Booting Calculate ISO Firstly, you need to download a Calculate Server Scratch (or a Calculate Directory server) ISO and rename it “css....

Disable keys using (e)logind config You just need to edit /etc/systemd/logind.conf if you use logind or /etc/elogind/elogind.conf if you use elogind (present in some systemd-less distros). Search these lines: #HandleSuspendKey=suspend #HandleHibernateKey=suspend and replace them by HandleSuspendKey=no HandleHibernateKey=no Now restart your computer and all is now OK!

Installation sans DKMS Installation avec DKMS Problématiques Récemment, j’ai eu l’occasion d’aider quelqu’un qui possédait un T3U sur son PC portable, afin d’avoir un meilleur débit que la carte WIFI intégrée. La carte n’était pas reconnue sur Pop!_Os. Après quelques recherches, j’ai fini par trouver une solution. Installation sans DKMS La procédure d’installation est assez simple. Quelques lignes de bash suffiront: wget https://github.com/RinCat/RTL88x2BU-Linux-Driver/archive/master.zip unzip master.zip cd RTL88x2BU-Linux-Driver-master make -j $(nproc) # On utilise tout les coeurs pour les jobs de make sudo make install sudo modprobe 88x2bu ET VOILA!...