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How to customize Linux Mint 12 KDE

February 6, 2012

Linux Mint 12 KDE is the latest release of Linux Mint KDE, a distribution based on Ubuntu Desktop. It has already being reviewed on this website (see Linux Mint 12 KDE review), and several other articles written about it More

Linux Mint 12 KDE review

Linux Mint 12 KDE review

February 4, 2012

Linux Mint 12 KDE is the latest update to the line of Linux Mint editions that are based on Ubuntu Desktop and use the K Desktop Environment. It is actually the first release of the KDE edition in a very long time. The last release before this...

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GhostBSD 2.5 review

GhostBSD 2.5 review

February 2, 2012

GhostBSD is a desktop distribution based on FreeBSD. It comes as an installable Live DVD image and is developed by Eric Turgeon and Nahuel Sanchez. The latest edition, GhostBSD 2.5, based on FreeBSD 9, is the project's fourth release, and was made available for public download on January 24 (2012). This article provides the first review of...

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How to install Takeoff Launcher on Fedora 16 KDE

How to install Takeoff Launcher on Fedora 16 KDE

January 17, 2012

Takeoff Launcher is one of my favorite menu styles and I consider it one of 2 cool reasons to use the K Desktop Environment. Though it is not in Fedora's repository, there is an rpm package that you can install from the project's website. In...

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Install Quick Access on Linux Mint 12 KDE or any KDE installation

Install Quick Access on Linux Mint 12 KDE or any KDE installation

January 16, 2012

I am always looking for tools and applications that make the desktop a lot more fun to use, while boosting my productivity at the same time. Such tools should accomplish those objectives without getting in the way. I have already written about two of them in More

How to install Linux Mint 12 KDE on a btrfs file system

How to install Linux Mint 12 KDE on a btrfs file system

January 16, 2012

While we are still waiting for Btrfs, the B-tree File System, to be mature enough and be used as the default file system in Linux, it is already possible to install your favorite (Linux) distribution on a Btrfs file system. Linux Mint 12 KDE, a distribution based on More

Manual disk partitioning guide for Linux Mint 12 KDE

Manual disk partitioning guide for Linux Mint 12 KDE

January 14, 2012

Linux Mint 12 KDE will be the next stable release of the KDE edition of Linux Mint, a desktop distribution based on Ubuntu Desktop. (A release candidate was made available for download on Wednesday January 11.) By default, the installer...

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How to compile and install Takeoff Launcher on Linux Mint 12 KDE

How to compile and install Takeoff Launcher on Linux Mint 12 KDE

January 13, 2012

There are several menu styles to choose from in the K Desktop Environment, but my favorite is the Takeoff Launcher, which is why I consider it one of 2 cool reasons to use the K Desktop Environment. In this article, the steps you need to take...

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3 must-have extensions for Fedora 16 and other GNOME 3 installations

3 must-have extensions for Fedora 16 and other GNOME 3 installations

January 13, 2012

A default installation of a distribution using GNOME 3 can be a pain to use, but thanks to available extensions, you can make your GNOME 3 installation a little bit more fun to use, or at least closer to the type of desktop environment you are used to. KahelOS, a distribution that was recently reviewed on this website (see More

How to install Razor-qt on Linux Mint 12 KDE

January 12, 2012

Razor-qt is a brand new desktop environment based on Qt framework, the same development framework that KDE is based on. Though it is still in its infancy and, therefore, not as feature-complete as KDE or other well known desktop environments, it has a bright future ahead of it. And from what I have seen so far, it could be taking KDE and the rest to the cleaners in the very near future....

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How to enable desktop slideshow on Linux Mint 12 KDE

How to enable desktop slideshow on Linux Mint 12 KDE

January 12, 2012

Every Linux distribution comes with a static desktop wallpaper. Some of the wallpapers are very good, others, not so good. The default (wallpaper) on Linux Mint 12 KDE Release Candidate fits somewhere in between. For Linux Mint 12 KDE, the spoiler is the logo on the left (see the first screen...

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KahelOS 111111 review

KahelOS 111111 review

January 9, 2012

KahelOS is a desktop Linux distribution derived from Arch Linux. Unlike Chakra, another Arch Linux-based desktop distribution, which uses the K Desktop Environment, KahelOS uses the GNOME 3 desktop environment. It employs a rolling-release development model, and comes to use by way of the...

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How to install Cinnamon in Ubuntu 11.10

How to install Cinnamon in Ubuntu 11.10

January 5, 2012

Cinnamon is a new desktop environment, forked from GNOME 3 by the developers of Linux Mint. It is intended as an optional desktop for those who have not taken kindly to GNOME 3 or Unity desktop environments. While it is still very rough around the edges, I find it a lot better to use than...

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How to customize Cinnamon on Fedora 16 and Linux Mint 12

January 5, 2012

Cinnamon is a fork of GNOME 3 Shell by the developers of Linux Mint. If this is news to you, you might want to read "What does Cinnamon bring to the desktop?". Installable packages are already available for a few distributions. However, I have only been...

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How to install Cinnamon on Fedora 16

How to install Cinnamon on Fedora 16

January 4, 2012

Cinnamon is a very recent addition to the list of desktop environments available for Linux, BSD and other UNIX-like operating systems. It was started by Clement Lefebvre and his crew at Linux Mint and it is an attempt to make the GNOME 3 desktop more user-friendly. If you are not happy with...

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What does Cinnamon bring to the desktop?

What does Cinnamon bring to the desktop?

January 3, 2012

So the GNOME 3 side of the Linux/BSD desktop is a mess at the moment. The messy situation has led to the development of MATE, a fork of GNOME 2. It also prompted Linux Mint's development team to make GNOME 3 more user-friendly than the stock GNOME 3 desktop. That effort, GNOME 3 + MGSE (Mint...

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How to access Microsoft Windows files and folders from Linux

How to access Microsoft Windows files and folders from Linux

January 2, 2012

Dual-booting (a special case of multi-booting, running more than one operating system on the same computer) makes it possible to run Windows and Linux or other UNIX-like operating systems on the same computer. When set up and functioning correctly, it gives you the option to choose what...

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How to dual-boot Pear OS Panther 3 and Windows 7

How to dual-boot Pear OS Panther 3 and Windows 7

December 30, 2011

Pear OS is a desktop Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, Desktop, but with a desktop appearance fashioned after the Mac OS X UI. A review of the latest edition, Pear OS Linux Panther 3, has already been published on this website (see More

How to dual-boot Chakra Linux Edn and Windows 7, part 1

How to dual-boot Chakra Linux Edn and Windows 7, part 1

December 28, 2011

Chakra Linux is one of the most promising desktop distributions of 2011. It was on my list of the top 6 KDE distributions of 2011. Will it continue to improve in 2012? You never know, but everything about the...

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Linpus Lite Desktop 1.6 review

Linpus Lite Desktop 1.6 review

December 26, 2011

Linpus Lite is a Linux distribution published by Linpus Technologies, Inc., a Linux software solutions provider based in Taiwan. Linpus Lite Desktop is, as the name suggests, the version designed for traditional desktop computing. Aside from that, the company also publishes other editions (for example, Linpus Lite Android Edition and Linpus Lite...

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Devil-Linux

Firewall and Router | February 16, 2008 9:58 am

Devil-Linux “Devil-Linux is a distribution which boots and runs completely from CDROM. The configuration can be saved to a floppy diskette or a USB pen drive. Devil Linux was originally intended to be a dedicated firewall/router but now Devil-Linux can also be used as a server for many applications. Attaching an optional hard drive is easy, and many network services are included in the distribution.”

Origin – Home Page: USA – Devil-Linux

Management Interface: Command LIne (CLI)

Price: Free and Open Source

Key Features: Runs from live CD, but configuration can be saved to a write-protected floppy or USB drive; provides a build system with which to create a customized version of Devil Linux; may be installed to a USB drive; LVM and RAID support for installation to hard disk; support for VPNs with X.509 certificate authentication; some IDS functionalities; could be used as an application server for the following services:

  • SMTP, HTTP, and FTP
  • File and proxy services
  • NTP, DNS, and DHCP

Comments: At a time when some Linux desktop distros have abandoned Logical volume Management (LVM), it’s good to see that Devil Linux requires LVM installation to hard disk. When configured, LVM provides better storage management than traditional Linux partitioning schemes. Unlike other distros in its category, Devil-Linux does not have a fancy GUI for management; you’ll have to deal with the Linux command line if you want to use this distro. for those new to Linux, the Linux command line is a very powerful interface with which to interact with a Linux system, and a better way to learn the geeky side of Linux.

Download/Buy: Download. Devil-Linux is completely free, however, you may help fund the project by purchasing Devil-Linux gear emblazoned with the Devil-Linux logo at the Devil-Linux Webshop. Commercial support for Devil Linux is available from Pantek, Inc.

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