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...Study all included packages: https://exton.se/debian-pixel/debian-raspberrypi-pixel-installed-packages-251019.txt I’ve added a few packages. Most important Synaptic, which I find essential. VIRTUALBOX and VMware My build/image works very well in VirtualBox and VMware. I.e. you can run the system directly from the ISO file and also install it to a virtual hard drive. You can of course also make your own Debian system with the the PIXEL Desktop using Refracta Snapshot. KERNEL Kernel 6.8.1-pae-exton is used. PAE (Physical Address Extension) increases the physical memory addressable by the system from 4 GB to 64 GB. ...

...For that you shall use Calamares or Refracta Installer. You can use Refracta Snapshot and create your own Live Installable openSUSE System! EXTON OpSuS runs very well LIVE in VirtualBox, VMware and Qemu. KERNEL 7.2.5-amd64-exton is used when running EXTON OpSuS LIVE. When running the System from hard drive you can use openSUSE's kernel. Right now version 7.2.4-1-default. The system language is English.

...For the latest information, visit https://nebios.org ⚠️ Don't download from unknown sources. ⚠️ Virtual machines: NebiOS X requires GPU acceleration. Most hypervisors (VirtualBox, VMware, GNOME Boxes) will show degraded performance. QEMU with 3D acceleration enabled gives the best VM experience. See FAQ for details. System requirements and pre-installation info: https://nebios.org/download (select your version) Full FAQ: https://nebios.org/support/faq

With the nxcEditor for Linux NXT and BrickPi robots can be programmed (the source code is highlighted). A NXC-program can be executed either on the real robot or the nxcSimulator, which is integrated in the nxcEditor (the official compiler is invoked from the nxcEditor). A C-program for the BrickPi robot can be programmed either locally on the Raspberry Pi or over a network (using the compiler on the Raspberry Pi). The nxcEditor (as well as the nxcSimulator) is designed so that programming...