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Community Linux 64
Community Linux Distro
Boot from USB, stay on the USB with overlay file system that is automatically added from free space. Result: an installation less 64 bit Linux Distro. See quick boot: https://sourceforge.net/projects/community-linux-64/files/video_20250404_013524.mp4 Update: 32G_1.0.0.img.gz uploaded, suitable for direct 'dd' operation on a 32 Gig USB drive. (Remember to decompress the image first with gunzip) Windows users may create this USB with Rufus in 'dd' mode. Target audience: All PCs, especially Mini PCs, Embedded PCs, Kiosks, Info Terminals, Cash registers ... etc. -
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System Programming Roadmap
A roadmap to teach myself compiler dev, malware reverse engineering
system-programming-roadmap is a curated roadmap and resource guide designed to help learners navigate the complex world of system-level programming. It aggregates high-quality tutorials, books, project ideas, and documentation links related to topics such as operating systems, file systems, kernel development, networking, and compilers. This repository is ideal for beginners looking to structure their learning or for experienced developers seeking to expand their knowledge in a structured... -
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Images of the LiMobile projects, a Linux distribution (based on openSUSE) designed for developing applications for the iPhone and iPad without using Xcode compiler, the system MacOSX and MacBook.
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