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| | | | | So I upgraded to OS X Mountain Lion yesterday. The install was pretty smooth (though had a tough time with the redeem code for the upgrade, worked on the third code that Apple sent across). Most of the software is working fine. However, I found that my existing Xcode installation needed an upgrade (via a... | |
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| | | | | For this post I'm assuming you already have Tiny Core Linux up and running and persistence (Tiny Core's ability to save changes) is working. I'm also assuming that your installation of Tiny Core Linux has an adequately sized hard drive. Setup MySQL Use these instructions, or whatever method you prefer, to get MariaDB (A "drop-in" MySQL replacement) working in your Tiny Core installation. Note: I may use the names MySQL and MariaDB interchangeably in these instructions. | |
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| | | | | See how to get started with PHP and Linux, including step by step guides for installing PHP on various Linux distros, and other considerations teams need to make when working with Linux and PHP. | |
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| | | Still in search of a Kubernetes development environment I can run on my development machine that somewhat replicates, I was recently introduced to both the multipass and microk8s projects from Canonical. multipass is a prerequisite for microk8s, so let's start there. With multipass, you can easily launch and run Ubuntu virtual machines with a single command. ? multipass launch --name foo Launched: foo With a virtual machine in hand, you can run execute arbitrary commands on the machine using the exec subcommand. | ||
