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edit the ssh config file: | edit the ssh config file: | ||
: in your local .ssh folder, open the config file and duplicate the last cerealbox entry, then update information for Debbie as follows: | : in your local .ssh folder, open the config file and duplicate the last cerealbox entry, then update information for Debbie as follows: | ||
Host debbie | |||
Hostname 10.0.0.19 | |||
User xpub | |||
ProxyJump xvm_jump | |||
Identityfile ~/.ssh/id_rsa [this last part should be the name of your personal ssh key file, mine is id_rsa but yours might be different] | |||
for the local address: | for the local address: | ||
Host debbie_local | |||
Hostname 145.24.152.64 | |||
User xpub | |||
Identityfile ~/.ssh/id_rsa | |||
Packages installed: | Packages installed: | ||
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: one writes <code>tmux new</code> | : one writes <code>tmux new</code> | ||
: others write <code>tmux attach</code> | : others write <code>tmux attach</code> | ||
====Mastodon glitch-soc installation==== | ====Mastodon glitch-soc installation==== | ||
Revision as of 11:00, 20 May 2025
Using the plotters
Emulation is nice to save energy and prevent redundancy, you don't need a machine for every project because you can install that virtual machine on several systems. It is really convenient for testing purposes
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Get a virtual machine
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- Install virtualbox
- Create a New virtual machine
- Give it a name and choose a folder to install the virtual machine in
- ISO image = the Linux distro you want (look for it on distrowatch)
- Debian: get it from debian.org > download > amd64.iso (arm64 for newest Macs)
- Type is Linux
- Subtype corresponds to the one chosen (Debian)
- Version is the version of Debian
- Set username and password
- Choose the settings for system capacity and memory usage
- Finish
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Get a graphical interface
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su //enter password apt install kde-plasma-desktop
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Print with plotters
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- Install python
su //enter password apt install python3.12-venv //or python3.11-venv
- Run venv
python3 -m venv source bin/activate
- Install chiplotle
pip install chiplotle3
- Run chiplotle
chiplotle3
- Config file
- Print!
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Print cowsay fortune telling
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sudo apt install cowsay sudo apt install fortune fortune | cowsay
To check the animal/character options of cowsay:
cowsay -l
Print cowsay fortune prompts into a txt file so you can save them, choose from them and copy/paste them elswhere (such as inkscape to print them with the plotters <3)
fortune | cowsay -f duck >> cowsay-fortunes.txt
Server
When installing Linux, in the "software selection (gui)" window, pick:
- web server
- ssh server
- standard system utilities
After installation complete, remove usb stick and wait to be prompted the username and password
Installation: mastodon instance
SSH to Debbie
ssh xpub@145.24.152.64 //the hub IP is 10.0.0.19 enter password
Jump user
get your jump.pub ssh key from your local .ssh folder
paste the key into /.ssh/authorized_keys on Debbie
add also your own personal .pub ssh key (not linked to cerealbox) in the same file
edit the ssh config file:
- in your local .ssh folder, open the config file and duplicate the last cerealbox entry, then update information for Debbie as follows:
Host debbie Hostname 10.0.0.19 User xpub ProxyJump xvm_jump Identityfile ~/.ssh/id_rsa [this last part should be the name of your personal ssh key file, mine is id_rsa but yours might be different]
for the local address:
Host debbie_local Hostname 145.24.152.64 User xpub Identityfile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Packages installed:
- tmux
Launch tmux:
- one writes
tmux new - others write
tmux attach
Mastodon glitch-soc installation
Installation guide Subdomain
Declaring fees to get a refund from HR
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