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SLAX bootable flashdisk

have you ever wonder, how if my flashdisk contained OS and general application and t can directly bootable ? you know what? your dream come true with SLAX on USB, yess its true, SLAX is a Linux distro based on SLackware, the last version of SLAX is v.6.0.5 and you can download the tar version (that can [...]

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GotoSSH.com - A Web Based SSH Client

GotoSSH.com is a web based SSH client. You can use GotoSSH.com to access your important linux machines wherever you are. There is no need to install an SSH client. You simply log into GotoSSH.com and use your web browser to access your servers. GotoSSH.com is perfect for when you need quick access to your servers. Since there is [...]

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SLACKWARE and SLackbook download

The name “Slackware” stems from the fact that the distribution started as a private side project with no intended commitment. To prevent it from being taken too seriously at first, Volkerding gave it a humorous name, which stuck even after Slackware became a serious project.The “Slack” in Slackware is a reference to the term “Slack” [...]

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Network Address Translation (NAT) Tutorial

Network Address Translation is commonly known as NAT. In this article I’ll explain what NAT is and give a brief technical explanation of how it works. Why do we need it? Well, it is one attempt at preserving the address space available for use on the Internet. Internet Service Providers no longer use the A, B, and C classes [...]

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Make Linux Live CD Based on Mandriva

Live CD/Live USB based on Mandriva 2007.1 Spring Included in MCNLive ‘Delft’: graphical remaster-on-the-fly wizards to create your own Live system! We can’t make it any easier. The command line, however, gives you more power. Terminal, su, and type: mklivecd –help Get more tips on the running ‘Delft’, opening a default browser window. Live CD/Live USB based on Mandriva 2007 [...]

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Booting SLAX From USB

Run GNU/Linux from a USB pen drive You can carry GNU/Linux in your pocket with a functional, quick, and useful USB pen drive distribution. Pen drives are faster than CDs, and the small distros that fit on them don’t require huge amounts of memory for the operating system and applications. [...]

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