You may’ve heard about building your own PC, but not about building you own OS. In this tutorial I’m going to explain how to install your Linux distro (in this case, Ubuntu) from Scratch, as you may do with Arch. Note: things between [ ] need to be changed depending on your PC/setup. Note 2: …
I’ve started making my Proton builds which are compiled directly from Valve’s Git repo. These are useful if you want to run non-steam games on Linux without needing to create a new partition with Micro$oft’s OS. IMPORTANT!!! READ INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING Update: Built Proton 6.3-6c, which has some minor fixes and I externally applied …
Sometimes I see that some system reparation shops offer you some services like formating a computer or a cellphone for about $25 – something that you can easily do at home (I’m not saying that system reparation shops aren’t good – they are. They offer some great services and deals that you can’t find on …
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Real history: About a month ago I bought some ATmega328Ps from Arduino’s store, so if I brick (or blow) the board’s chip, I can replace it. However, I discovered a way to use the ATmega328P on a breadboard without the crystal oscillator and the ceramic capacitors, components that I don’t own (for now), running at …
Although this build was originally done to fix a bug in the compiler, it ended being a huge update to the legacy releases. The following changes/additions have been done: Removed flex package from the script to remove the unnecessary libfl.so.2 dependency Used avr-libc-2.0.0svn instead of avr-libc 2.0.0 Added support for the following 11 devices (FINALLY!): …