2024-01-25 | #lfs #linux #tips
LFS provides a fantastic learning experience that I wish I had undertaken many years ago. Although the documentation may seem unassuming at first glance, it is crucial to thoroughly read and comprehend it. At first, it might appear somewhat futile, but the process teaches you the essential components of a Linux system and how to construct them from the ground up. Despite its repetitive nature, the exercise helps you master shell commands and procedures.
2024-01-07 | #debian #linux #me #slakware
I should start this story from the beginning, which was many years ago. I don’t remember the exact year; it was either at the end of my school or university years. I purchased my first Linux distribution. Why did I buy it? The internet was expensive, and downloading it wasn’t feasible, so I decided to purchase it. I paid only for the CD disks, receiving around 7 or 8 of them.
2024-01-05 | #funtoo #gentoo
Gentoo is an intriguing operating system; however, it comes with its share of challenges. The manual nature of certain tasks, such as crafting a make.conf file, and the time-consuming nature of package installations—even when using binaries—can be somewhat daunting. While binaries do expedite the process, a significant portion still requires manual compilation, making it quite time-intensive. Despite these drawbacks, I haven’t actively used Gentoo for an extended period. Upon revisiting it recently, I found it functional, appreciating the hands-on installation process and acknowledging the excellence of Gentoo’s documentation.
try Gentoo try Slackware do LinuxFromScratch finish algorithms learning organize notes and github code create 50 youtube videos about algorithms find a * save more do workouts 6 days a week learn Spanish (A0 -> A2) learn German (A1 -> B1) create 50 videos about books find job as SRE continue with RUST continue with python Django write a diary 2 times a week write a software with GPL license write a sci-fi book eat less sugar
2022-07-17 | #aws #AWS Glacier #cli #glacier
Some thoughts I used a software (name does not important) to access/upload/download files from/to AWS Glacier. The main reason why - was my laziness. I did not want to read documentation and understand how it works. For a while I did not have any issues, however with last update I could not get results of get inventory command. This changed my way on how to access to AWS Glacier. Glacier is good for cold backups, when you don’t need to touch them often.
