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#Lxterm vs uxterm install#
#Lxterm vs uxterm update#
#Lxterm vs uxterm upgrade#

Screen -r (your am not an expert of *NIX OS, but in my two years of learning the philosophy of the OS I noticed that almost every implementation of a GUI concept or idea has it origin from CLI, the GUI is just a manner of automating things in a way that once you know what to write to the computer to do what you want to achieve, that task remains in the form of that button, but again in my opinion a button is just another abstraction of an 'alias' in the CLI for a command or just a text file whit a script, it is useful for some cases to have buttons, for example editing a video in CLI is not a optimal choice for that task, I mean you can but probably will take you much more time, specially if you don't know the tool, but in the other hand, almost every video editing GUI app uses 'ffmpeg' ( a CLI app and library) as it backed, so probably learning ffmpeg will teach you how to use almost every app of video editing out there.

#Lxterm vs uxterm install#

Many commands and much info stolen from these locations:īase debian 6 32-bit Virtual Private Server install Many thanks to the patient souls in #debian and #apache on Freenode I would happily accept suggestions on improvements (like adding suexec, better virtual host stuff, and better permission suggestions) or things I can read to be a better admin. This goes from the standard linode debian 6 squeeze 32-bit install to debian wheezy-testing at the time I wrote it. I am close to what I want with the following– but it still needs some work. Put a chek by httpd and click start select on boot.ĭescription How to setup your Linode with Debian Testingīy Craig Spurrier of ~~()~~()Ĭreate a directory to work in, then switch to it.Īpt-get install libauthen-pam-perl libnet-ssleay-perl openssl perl perl-modulesĮxtract webmin to a folder and then switch to that folder On your local computer point your web browser to you should see a test page if you do your website is now working.Ĭlick on System –> Bootup and Shutdown. On your local computer point your web browser to login as root.Ĭlick Servers –> Apache and follow the prompts Install Apache and PHP apt-get install apache2 php4 Install the Webmin Dependences apt-get install libauthen-pam-perl libnet-ssleay-perl openssl perl perl-modulesĮxtract webmin to a folder and then switch to that folder gunzip

#Lxterm vs uxterm update#

Update your hostname echo yourdomainnamehere >/etc/hostname Replace it with this: deb testing main contrib non-freeĭeb testing/updates main contrib non-free

mkdir workĮdit the source file ee /etc/apt/sources.list (steps 3-5)Ĭreate a directory to work in, then switch to it.

#Lxterm vs uxterm upgrade#

This guide is for Testing to use Debian testing with your linode you must start with stable and upgrade to testing. Only experienced users should consider using this distribution. Packages in unstable are the least tested and may contain problems severe enough to affect the stability of your system. Once a package has met our criterion for stability and quality of packaging, it will be included in testing. This area contains the most recent packages in Debian.

There are strict criteria a package in unstable must obey before it can be added to testing. Testing contains packages that are intended to become part of the next stable distribution. This is stable and well tested software, which changes only if major security or usability fixes are incorporated This is the latest official release of the Debian GNU/Linux distribution.

How to setup your Linode with Debian Testing