Linux

I recommend MX Linux for GUI, and antiX-core for CLI.

How to:

• Make a live Linux onto a USB memory.

  • I recommend Knoppix as a useful tool.

• Install a Linux onto a USB memory.

• Boot up a live Linux you made, and then you can choose the installation of itself in the boot menu, or you may click an icon on the desktop of the trial use of it to install itself into another USB memory stick or HDD/SDD.

Applications:

• • Gparted - GNOME Partition Editor for manipulating disk partitions.

  • Eclipse - extensible tool platform and Java IDE

  • CDT - C/C++ Development Tooling

Tips:

• • Make an integer number in bc(1).

  • Copy & paste on a Terminal Emulator.

• Initialize a USB memory.