The Arduino Playground does a pretty good job of directing users on how to install Arduino on Debian based distributions but there were a couple of spots where I found it was lacking, and had to go out to do my own research. The main thing it lacked was instructions on how to set up [...]
Ever since the first time I saw Arch Linux in action I’ve been in love with Archey. For those of you who don’t know, Archey is just a little script that gets your current system information and displays it in the terminal with some ascii art. My initial search for Archey on the Debian platform [...]
Continuation of from the last post Installing Alpine 2.0 in Ubuntu Linux is a fairly simple process but can be rather confusing and elusive as there is no GUI to help you out. I ran into a few hitches along the way so I thought I’d help out future command line enthusiasts who might run [...]
