Now that you are familiar with KIWI, you can build Linux Kamarada on your own computer, if you want. There is an ISO image you can download from the Download page. Its source code is available on GitLab, in the Linux-Kamarada-GNOME repository. Below, you are going to see how to download the source code using...

In the previous post, you learned about KIWI, the tool developed by the openSUSE Project to create Linux system images. You saw that this image can be a live ISO to be burned to a CD/DVD/USB and used on a PC, or a VDI virtual disk to be used in VirtualBox, a .raw file that...

If you want to create an openSUSE-based Linux distribution, like Linux Kamarada, you need to learn about KIWI. KIWI is an open source tool developed by the openSUSE Project that allows you to create Linux system images, mainly based on openSUSE and SUSE Linux Enterprise, but also on other distributions. With KIWI, you can create images...

If you need to work with Linux tools but Windows is the operating system you use the most, we’ve already seen here that one way to do this is through VirtualBox. But depending on your goal, whether it is, for example, using development tools or working with Docker, a VirtualBox virtual machine can consume a...

If you are a developer, you probably already know how an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) makes your life easier. Sure, you can always code the hard way with a text editor and a terminal, but a good IDE speeds up development mainly through features like debugging and code completion. And if you work on multiple...

The Linux Kamarada Project announces the 15.6 Beta release of the homonym Linux distribution, based on openSUSE Leap 15.6. It is now available for download.

Do you like listening to radio? You may think that it’s a media that is gradually losing ground to streaming services such as Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, YouTube Music and many others. However, radio is still an important media, especially for entertainment and news. Practically every car has a stereo able to tune in...

openSUSE Leap 15.6 was released in June, while Linux Kamarada is at 15.5, released in May. As I'm developing the distribution's next release, I'm writing this "Linux Kamarada making of" series, in which I try to share how this development is done.

Continuing our series of posts about how to make an openSUSE-based distro, today I’ll show you how to create and build an RPM package on the Open Build Service (OBS). Remember that I use the openSUSE Build Service (build.opensuse.org), which is the free and public OBS reference server. Actually, we already created a package in the...

Have you just formatted your computer? Changed computers? Migrating from one browser to another? Or from Windows to Linux? Whatever your situation is, you want to take your bookmarks with you. Here are some tips that can help if you use Chrome, the most used browser in the world, or Chromium, its open base.