2024.12.08 |
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Linux |
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Update of the tutorial An overview of installing updates on given Linux operating systems: Added
information about OpenSuSe, Regata OS.
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2024.11.29 |
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Network |
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New tutorial available: Installing Internet Information Server (IIS) on Windows XP.
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2024.11.22 |
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Other OS |
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Update of my tutorial AROS One x86: A free AmigaOS-like operating system for PC. Added the second part of
the tutorial that describes the included software, as well as some post-installation tasks.
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2024.10.31 |
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Linux |
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Update of the tutorial An overview of installing updates on given Linux operating systems. Added
information about the Debian based distributions Devuan (server), SysLinuxOS, wattOS and the Fedora based distribution
Ultramarine Linux.
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2024.10.15 |
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Other OS |
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New tutorial available: AROS One x86: A free AmigaOS-like operating system for PC. The first part of the
tutorial describes the installation of the OS (on a VMware Workstation 16 virtual machine).
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2024.09.24 |
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Solaris |
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New tutorial available: Solaris 10 post-installation configuration. The tutorial shows how to
change screen resolution, how to set a hostname, and how to create a new user.
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2024.09.20 |
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Network |
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New tutorial available: Installing Microsoft Personal Web Server on Windows 98.
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2024.09.13 |
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DOS |
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New problems related text available: FreeDOS: "File too large for this version of EDIT" error.
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2024.09.09 |
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Linux |
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Update of the tutorial An overview of installing updates on given Linux operating systems. Added
information about the Fedora based distributions: Fedora Workstation, Nobara.
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2024.08.27 |
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DOS |
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New tutorial available: Using USB devices on FreeDOS.
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2024.08.26 |
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Linux |
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New problems related article available: Black screen on Nobara 40 after system update.
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2024.08.15 |
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VMware |
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New problems related article available: Fatal VM corruption when connecting an USB disk.
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2024.07.02 |
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Linux |
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Update of the tutorial An overview of installing updates on given Linux operating systems: Added
information about the Debian/Ubuntu based 32-bit distributions of Bodhi Linux, Bunsenlabs, Emmabuntüs.
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2024.07.01 |
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OS/2 |
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New tutorial available: Installing OS/2 Warp 4.52 workstation.
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2024.06.20 |
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Linux |
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New help text available: Enabling NTFS support on CentOS.
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2024.05.24 |
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Linux |
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New tutorial available: Installing a Linux-Linux multiple boot with two harddisks (BIOS boot).
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2024.05.16 |
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Linux |
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New help text available: Understanding Linux file permissions.
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2024.05.13 |
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VMware |
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New help text available: Connecting USB devices to a virtual machine.
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Windows |
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New help text available: Using USB devices on the old Windows releases.
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2024.05.08 |
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Linux |
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Update of the tutorial An overview of installing updates on given Linux operating systems: Added
information about the Arch Linux based distributions ArcoLinux, Mabox Linux, Manjaro, Open Mandriva.
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2024.05.06 |
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Network |
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New tutorial available: Installing FileZilla FTP Server on Windows 11. It contains a long part concerning
directory configuration, in the hope to make this somewhat complicated concept of "virtual paths" understandable to network newbies.
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2024.04.19 |
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DOS |
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Update of my tutorial: Running 32-bit applications on DOS. Added information concerning
DOS/4GW (extender used by 32-bit applications build with Open Watcom).
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2024.03.15 |
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Linux |
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New help text available: Configuring the GRUB bootloader. It shows how to install and use the GUI
application GRUB Customizer to change the GRUB boot settings on Debian based Linux distributions.
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2024.03.03 |
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DOS |
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New help text available: Running 32-bit applications on DOS. It shows how to use CWSDPMI.EXE to run C, NASM
and Free Pascal 32-bit programs, resp. to use EMX.EXE to run g77 32-bit programs on a standard 16-bit DOS operating system.
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2024.02.23 |
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Linux |
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Update of the tutorial An overview of installing updates on given Linux operating systems: Added
information about the Ubuntu based distribution Rhino Linux.
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2024.01.02 |
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DOS |
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New tutorial available: Using 4DOS as command line interpreter on FreeDOS.
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