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Install Alpine Linux Via Minirootfs Archive.

Prerequisites.

• Any live usb bootable.
• Alpine Linux minirootfs archive, we can get it here. We can choose alpine-minirootfs-3.20.2-x86_64.tar.gz.
• Some partitions, for root system (/), efi (if you have uefi machine) and swap (optional).
• Basic commandline knowledge.

Steps.

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Experimental way to install fedora via rootfs archive / the arch way.

Don't ever try this if you don't know what you're doing !

Prerequisites.

• Any live usb bootable.
• Fedora rootfs archive, we can get it here. It's better to choose the most update / latest archive.
• Some partitions, for root system (/), efi (if you have uefi machine) and swap (optional).
• Basic commandline knowledge.

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Opening.

Hello, couple years ago, I wanted to set and have a static IP, but due lack of knowledge I can't have it. Now I manage to set it and it's kinda work. Here are some methods I'm using.

Methods.

Netplan (Ubuntu & Debian).

I start with netplan. For netplan I just need to make this configuration :

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INSTALLATION GUIDE

Download packages

We borrow rpm packages from fedora 41, because we won't build all components ourselves. Download all packages using wget !

$ wget -ci packages.txt

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Openbsd post-installation guide.

• Boot openbsd from linux's grub.

  We can boot openbsd via linux's grub. These are how we can boot openbsd via linux's grub :

  • Enter grub !
  • Press "c" to enter grub shell !
  • List all partitions using ls command !

• Because I install openbsd at /dev/sda1, so my partition will be shown as "hd0,msdos1".

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# dhcpcd service

type       = process
command    = /usr/bin/dhcpcd -B -M -j /var/log/dhcpcd-service.log wlp3s0
before     = network.target
depends-on = pre-network.target
restart    = true
logfile    = /var/log/dhcpcd.log

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#!/usr/bin/bash

window_list=$(wlrctl toplevel list | awk '{ print substr($0, index($0,$2)) }')

selected=$(echo "$window_list" | wofi -d)

wlrctl toplevel focus title:"$selected"

# Note : 
# We need to use "title" rather than "app_id" to avoid window with same app_id.

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Using awk to print second column to last column.

$ echo "first second third N69 NeNN" | awk '{ print substr($0, index($0,$2)) }'

The output will be :

second third N69 NeNN

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[Effect]
Name[en_GB]=Flip_Vertical
Name=Flip_Vertical
Comment[en_GB]=Flip the image vertically (Silly fix for upside down webcam)
Comment=Flip the image vertically (Silly fix for upside down webcam)
Category=Geometry;
PipelineDescription=videoflip video-direction=vert

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Using GVIM as alternative terminal. (Part I).

Copy and paste on terminal.

Copy.

• To copy, press and hold the shift button and start to select our desired texts !

Paste