Shipping My First Raku App
Shipping My First Raku App: behave.dev I just released behave.dev into production. It's the homepage for BDD::Behave , my behavior-driven testing framework for Raku. It's the first Raku application...
Do Not "Switch To Linux"
Using Linux for your first time can be very exciting. You suddenly gain access to a wealth of customization options, all the free and open-source software you could ever want or need, and access to a...
Automate Linux Kernel Builds
I wrote a small shell script™ to automate building new Linux Kernels. I use this to build new kernels on my Debian systems: #!/usr/bin/env bash WORKSPACE='/home/gd/workspace'...
Debug a Linux Kernel in QEMU
Debug a Linux Kernel in QEMU
Customize New zsh
Install packages: apt install zsh curl git fzf build-essential libssl-dev zlib1g-dev Switch default shell to zsh: chsh -s `which zsh`
Factorio on systemd
# adduser factorio # systemctl enable factorio.service # service factorio start # /etc/systemd/system/factorio.service [Unit] Description=Factorio Server [Service] Type=simple User=factorio...
Generate new Factorio map
su - service factorio stop cd /factorio bin/x64/factorio --create saves/my-save.zip \ --map-gen-settings data/map-gen-settings.json \ --map-settings data/map-settings.json chown -R factorio:factorio...
How-to build latest Linux kernel from Linus' git repo on Debian
Here's a how-to for building a recent Linux kernel on your Debian GNU/Linux box: You will need to do all this as root. It's serious business building new Linux kernels :) su - The dash after the su...
How-to guide for beginner-level Linux Kernel patch submissions
Every day I see new Linux Kernel hackers fail at their first patch submission. I'm not an expert, but I've learned how the process works and most importantly I've learned how to avoid irritating...
Linux Kernel Powerball Module
I don't play the lottery but I find random number generators and the Linux Kernel interesting so I wrote a simple Linux Kernel module that does a PowerballTM "quick pick". You can download it from...
Debian rc.local howto
If you're using a flavor of *nix that has an rc.local file, and then you start using Debian GNU/Linux, you might be wondering where your rc.local file is. Quite simply, it's not there. Here's how to...