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For those who don’t know, I got gastric bypass on august 7th 2017. Its now 6 months later and I have officially lost about 150 pounds since starting the pre op diet.

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Linux Filesystem Basics

Terms:

“Directory” A special kind of file that contains links to other files.

“File” is a self-contained piece of information available to the
operating system and any number of individual programs. Files
are owned by the user who creates them.

“Filesystem” Can refer to the filsystem hierarchy (the way files are
organized and managed) or it can refer to the type of
format that is used to store files on a block device
such as Ext4, XFS Fat32 and NTFS.

“Folder” Another name for a directory, especially when working in
graphic environments. Interchangeable with the term
“Directory”

“Link” Refers to a file that points to another file or directory
(symbolic link) or it can refer to a file that has more than
one name. (hard link)

“Mount” Refers to the way devices are made to appear in a Unix/Linux
filesystem. Partitions on hard drives, USB sticks and CD/DVD
are “mounted” to a directory somewhere in the filesystem. This
can be done automatically or manually by a user with root
privileges.

“Path” A path points to a file system location by following the
directory tree hierarchy. Example:

/home/joe/Documents/letter_to_cindy.txt

“Permissions” File attributes that define who can access or change a file
and whether a file can be executed as a program.

“-rwxr-xr-x” Shows file type and permissions.

+————-+——+——-+
| d——— | File Type |
+————-+——+——-+
| – = regular file |
| d = directory |
| l = link |
+————-+——+——-+
| Permission | Octal| Field |
+————-+——+——-+
| -rwx—— | 700 | User |
| —-rwx— | 070 | Group |
| ——-rwx | 007 | Other |
+————-+——+——-+

Octal values:

Read = 4
Write = 2
Execute = 1

8 bits = 1 byte. Uses digits 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7.

You can set permissions in the file manager or with the commend
“chmod.” Examples:

Set a file to be executable and readable by
by everyone but only writable by you:

‘chmod 755 filemane’

Set execute bit without changing other permisions:

‘chmod +x filename’

When applying permissions to directories on Linux, the
permission bits have different meanings than on regular files.
The write bit allows the affected user to create, rename, or
delete files within the directory, and modify the directory’s
attributes. The read bit allows the affected user to list the
files within the directory. The execute bit allows the affected
user to enter the directory and access files and directories
inside.

“Root” Can refer to the base of a filesystem (“/”) or a user with
administrator privileges for a Unix/Linux computer.

“Tree” A way to visualize filesystem structure.

Dir
├── Dir
│ ├── File
│ ├── File
│ └── Dir
│ └── File
├── File
└── File
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These are the Lunduke Files for February 2nd, 2018.  Today we’re talking about Presidents, Politicians, and Astronauts (who have walked on the moon) and their statements on UFOs and extra-terrestrials.  Verifiable quotes from some of the most powerful people in the world (including heads of the FBI and CIA) — the people who would best be in a position to know the truth.

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Linux Desktop Success. What’s it going to take to get us there? Have we already hit the tipping point with ChromeOS? Perhaps instead, it’s a matter of greater OEM adoption? We discuss.

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The “Skin Economy” is absolutely wild, and the latest big purchase – a Dragon Lore skin with “Skadoodle” written on it – has turned heads.

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Manjaro XFCE Linux Review. Today I take a look at Manjaro XFCE and I must say, there’s a lot to like about it. I also share some tidbits that I like about this release in addition to some issues I didn’t quite understand as well.

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It’s Thursday!  And that can mean only one thing… Linux Day on the Lunduke Show!  Where you decide what we talk about… as long as it’s at least a little Linux-y!

Topics include: Interviewing Richard Stallman, what can Windows or MacOS do that Linux can’t, Linux on an old Playstation 2, moving friends and co-workers to FOSS, ReactOS, best Desktop Environment for touch screens, fan control and battery usage under Linux, starting a new Linux-y career, a hypothetical about Stallman and Torvalds in a biker bar, and more Linux stuff!

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