The following covers one way to make a MCNLive bootable USB flash pen drive in just a few steps from within Windows. By using this method, you don't need to burn the ISO to a CD and then run the USB installer from Linux. Instead, the Universal USB installer is used to automatically create the MCNLive USB flash drive for you.
Learn How to Set Up Ubuntu Remote Desktop Screen Sharing: Looking for an easy way to access and control your Ubuntu desktop remotely? This guide shows you how to set up Ubuntu Remote Desktop Screen Sharing using VNC Viewer.
Upgrade or Reinstall NVIDIA Drivers in Debian After Kernel Update: After a recent kernel update in Debian, you might find that your system no longer boots into the graphical interface. This is a common issue when using proprietary NVIDIA drivers, as they're tightly linked to the Linux kernel. When your boot screen hangs or you're stuck in a terminal only interface, it likely means you need to reinstall or recompile your NVIDIA drivers to match the updated kernel.
Installing Compiz in Debian is a relatively simple process. It can be used to enhance the visual experience and usability of the Linux desktop environment. Probably one of the most popular effects is to create a Desktop Cube to navigate multiple screens or virtual desktops in a 3D space like shown in the Pendrivelinux homepage picture.
Testing for USB Boot compatibility using a bootable USB tester tool; This segment covers methods to help you check if a computer system BIOS can boot from a USB device. It can be used to determine if the computer can boot a Linux version from a bootable USB. In most cases if the test is successful, you should have no problem running a Live USB Linux.
How to Restore USB drives back to their full capacity, recover lost storage space and reset a flash drive back to its original state. This post is for those who used tools like Etcher, Win32Disk Imager or dd to copy ISO to USB, overwriting the partition on a flash drive, and now want to repair USB by reverting back to a single FAT, FAT32, exFAT, or NTFS partition.
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This simple Cube Desktop tutorial explains how a user can install Compiz on Ubuntu. Compiz is a composite window manager that allows the Linux user to attain stunning, 3D desktop effects with their personal desktop environment, as can be seen in the example Ubuntu Beryl Cube effect.
KNOPPIX Boot Options or Cheat Codes: Here is a comprehensive list of available KNOPPIX boot command options. These cheat codes, also referred to as KNOPPIX boot parameters or KNOPPIX startup options, enable you to modify the boot process. They are indispensable for troubleshooting, optimizing, and Live Booting KNOPPIX on even the most challenging hardware setups.
How to Fat32 Format 32GB or Larger USB Flash Drives. When working from within a Windows environment, you will find it is not possible to use the default Windows tools to format larger than 32GB USB hard drives or flash drives with Fat32. This is because those tools default to using NTFS or exFAT for bigger drives. In this case we need to format usb to fat32 using another utility or method. Linux users wont encounter this trouble, as the tools used there do not care what size the drive is. ;)
Easily create a bootable USB drive for Ultimate Boot CD (UBCD) using tools like YUMI, dd for Windows, or the dd command on Linux or macOS. UBCD is a widely respected diagnostics tool that consolidates over 100 essential system utilities into a single ISO image.