KLA-OT2baseCE-1.5 ( 822 MIB )

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KLA-OT2baseCE-1.5 (822 MiB)
ISO:
https://archive.org/download/20230225_2 ... CE-1.5.iso
SHA1-MD5.txt:
https://archive.org/download/20230225_2 ... CE-1.5.txt

Added full SAMBA support and managed by a modified for KLA Samba Simple Management GUI script, taken from F96-CE_3.

Added modification of wd_timezone , using --list thanks @fredx181 . also added automatic setting of the time zone when connected to the Internet.
Added many Openbox themes, as well as a light theme.other improvements and fixes.
Utilities added- Take a shot,Take a gif,Redshift-gui,Transtray,YRadio,PackIt,ROX-Filer.

Now includes two composite managers "Picom" and "xcompmgr" , by default "xcompmgr" is enabled,To enable "Picom" you must disable "xcompmgr" in ( /root/Startup/xcompmgr ). make the "xcompmgr" file unexecutable, restart X.after these steps, select "Picom gui" on the taskbar " Tint2 " - press start and autostart at boot.

NEW: New FR initrd.gz version 7.0.1 rc1 released on March 09, 2023; Includes rolling update of Arch Linux packages dated April 14, 2023.

INCLUDES small but effective 'Eolie' Internet browser.
Regardng Internet browser.
I see no point in bloating a base iso with any large browser users may well not want.
Since fully-Arch-Linux-compatible KLA-OT2baseCE-1.5 comes with official and complete pacman package manager (think of it like Quickpet...).
To install Firefox or Chromium, you simply need to open a terminal and (assuming you logged in as user root) enter command:

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pacman -S firefox

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pacman -S chromium

QEMU :
qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -m 2G -vga std -smp 2 -device AC97 -cdrom /root/Downloads/KLA-OT2baseCE-1.5.iso

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To set the password for a SAMBA user, use:

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smbpasswd -a root

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added tldr https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr console utility to view commands.

type in terminal tldr pacman

pacman
Arch Linux package manager utility.
Some subcommands such as `pacman sync` have their own usage documentation.
For equivalent commands in other package managers, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Rosetta
More information: https://man.archlinux.org/man/pacman.8

- Synchronize and update all packages:
sudo pacman -Syu

- Install a new package:
sudo pacman -S package_name

- Remove a package and its dependencies:
sudo pacman -Rs package_name

- Search the package database for a regular expression or keyword:
pacman -Ss "search_pattern"

- List installed packages and versions:
pacman -Q

- List only the explicitly installed packages and versions:
pacman -Qe

- List orphan packages (installed as dependencies but not actually required by any package):
pacman -Qtdq

- Empty the entire pacman cache:
sudo pacman -Scc

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NICE! Pacman being a terminal PM, tldr addition to KLA is excellent as it provides useful OOTB examples of the terminal command set.

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added tldr pacman console utility to view Pacman commands.

Is this added using pacman, or did you have to compile it? Can I add it to KLA-Xfce with say:

sudo pacman -S tldr pacman

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added tldr pacman console utility to view Pacman commands.

Is this added using pacman, or did you have to compile it? Can I add it to KLA-Xfce with say:

sudo pacman -S tldr pacman

yes you can add sudo pacman -S tldr

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IMHO for its value to terminal users; new/experienced, it does not introduce issues and certainly is not bloat. KL's might consider if it should be a base tool of the distro for terminal use.

Also, for forum users who also use QEMU, this terminal command might be helpful examples: tldr qemu or one of the followings tldr qemu-system-x86 ortldr qemu-arm... or tldr "any_terminal_command" for any command or package.

Merely another one of the many helpful items that have surfaced recently in the KLs. It has become excellent... and continues to mature.

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To-do list
add Keybindings

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