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How to mount a USB key
Tweet With the most recent distributions of Linux, and their GUI environment, mounting a USB key is automatically done when inserting the key. Yet, sometimes, it is useful to mount it yourself (for instance, when running Linux in level 3). … Continue reading
Fedora 15: how to enable the “delete” key
Tweet A “missing” shortcut in Fedora 15 as compared to previous Fedora distributions is the “delete” key: when you wanted to remove a file or a folder, you simply had to press the “delete” key. There is no such keyboard … Continue reading