Ansible is an open source, SSH-based configuration management, automation and deployment tool from Red Hat (via acquisition). It's in the same market as Chef and Salt, but because it relies on SSH, something that's already installed on your servers, it's ...
The latest edition of Antergos features support for the ZFS file system during installation, which makes it the first (desktop) Linux distribution that I am aware of with ZFS as a file system option during installation. Antergos is a Linux distribution ...
Antergos is a desktop distribution based on Arch Linux. Like its parent distribution, it is a rolling release distribution, so after one installation, you do not need to reinstall when a new ISO image is released. The latest ISO image was released on S ...
This tutorial shows how to customize a GNOME 3 desktop, that is, take a plain-vanilla GNOME Shell and transform it into a desktop that is a little bit more user-friendly. That means installing and customizing a few GNOME Extensions directly from http:/ ...
This post shows how to dual-boot Windows 7 and Antergos 2014.05.26 on a computer with two hard disk drives (HDD) and UEFI firmware. The test computer used for this tutorial has a 500 GB and a 250 GB hard drives connected, with Windows 7 Pro already instal ...
This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to create MBR-based disk partitions for Antergos, using the latest edition of Cnchi, the Antergos graphical installation program, which shipped in Antergos-2014.05.26. Antergos is an Arch Linux-based desk ...
Cinnarch is a desktop Linux distribution based on Arch Linux and using the Cinnamon as the default and only supported desktop environment. Like Arch, it follows a rolling-release development model, which is an install-once-and-update-forever model that en ...
