Linux/BSD

The only operating system I'm using (and maybe *BSD).

My first installation was with the v2.4 Kernel.
... plus the v2.2 on my own fli4l (ISDN) router setup;
which was an old AT PC system.. :*-)

Distributions

In the Linux world, a distribution is a collection of user-space packages built around a common upstream kernel ().

My Favorite Distributions ... Gentoo is the best !

Gentoo Linux	Wiki	GitHub
Debian Linux	Wiki	GitHub
Termux Linux	Wiki	GitHub
NixOS	Wiki	GitHub
grml Linux	Wiki	GitHub

Termux Linux

The Termux Linux is the best choice for an Android smartphone/tablet (which is also Linux based ;-) ... some features:

Terminal Emulator has multiple tabs (w/ optional names)
Own packages (using `apt`)
Various extensions (partially in the Play Store)
Great for Scripting using the `termux-tools`
etc. pp.. RTFM. ;-)

The scripting feature mentioned above also allows access to various smartphone features and the available hardware!

Dot / Configuration files

tmux.conf

Links

Links especially for Linux. ... will grow in time. I just saw the first good link, so I created this section..

moreutils suckless strcat.de LinuxPDF tldr.sh check.sh ast-grep lychee linux-wasm Rust for Linux

BSD

Unlike Linux distributions, each BSD project develops its own complete operating system, meaning the kernel and the essential system tools are built and versioned as one cohesive unit.

The various BSDs share a common ancestry dating back to the CSRG (Computer Systems Research Group) at Berkeley. While they originated from the same 4.4BSD-Lite source code in the early 1990s, they have since evolved into independent projects with diverging kernels and distinct development philosophies.

smolBSD Presentation