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MODOS is a small Debian-based operating system featuring the Cinnamon desktop environment, designed to run directly from a USB drive. Using the Live CD, you can explore the system without installing it, though by default, changes are lost after shutdown or reboot. To enable persistent storage, you can installed with the InstallOS.sh in the Files Section. Key Features: Latest download version: DEBIAN13 Latest runnning version: MODOS DEBIAN13 Cinnamon desktop environment for a modern and user-friendly interface Includes integrated #DODOS Tools Minimal storage requirement: 3 GB on your USB drive User Accounts: Root user: root (password: root) Sudo user: user (password: user) Note: MODOS is built on Linux-Live, so without persistence, all changes are temporary. ...

Many complex storage environments running within GNL/Linux could benefit from increased disassembly and resource remediation during shutdown. Underdog an alternate /init to create a "late" user context to resume control during shutdown to park media and detach network devices. Currently there is a fully working initramfs (mkinitramfs/mkinitrd) replacement that is capable of building the early user context images both as separate files or built into the kernel image. ...

AIO Boot is a tool that can help you create a bootable USB with Grub2, Grub4dos, Syslinux, Clover and rEFInd. AIO Boot can boot Windows and most Linux distributions and boot via LAN using Tiny PXE Server. AIO Boot is constructed from a variety of sources, certainly still a lot of flaws, eager for sympathy. I would love to hear from you so that I can improve this tool better.

Depinit is an alternative init program that can handle parallel execution, dependencies, true roll-back, pipelines, improved signaling and unmounting filesystems on shutdown. It incorporates ideas from sysvinit, simpleinit, daemontools and make. At present, it is a bit experimental, and requires good knowledge of the initialisation process to set up.

rc.stupid a Linux daemon that: - repeatedly runs a start script at system startup until this script exits with zero status - regulary runs a check script - runs a stop script at system shutdown Why ? Because startup systems like systemd and upstart are sometimes hard to tune in many situations, like MySQL data directory on a networked filesystem. As rc.stupid does nothing other as running scripts (or anything that may be executed) you may find other use cases like simple clustering.

AutoFsck is a script for Linux operating systems (specifically the Ubuntu family) which deals with the annoyance of a periodic fsck runs on boot by moving the checks to shutdown.

tcron integrates 'cron/at' with ATX power-up capability. It can invoke multiple cron/at jobs with power-up/shutdown a day. You can use it to: 1. Power up to play muisc/sound and shutdown (super alarm). 2. Record TV/Radio programs

Printer_on is a small program which gives you a warning if you printer is powered on. You can put it in your linux shutdown script, so you'll be notified if your printer is still powered on when you shutdown your computer.