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The original fundamental purpose of building Linuxplosion was editing Everyone. Some computerphiles friends joined me in finding the best components to use, as well as in assembling the computer. In particular, a huge shout-out to my friend Giorgio, who had the patience of bearing with me during all of the assembling process.
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<img src='https://tommi.space/2019-08-05-linuxplosion-1.jpg' alt='Giorgio inserting a component of the PC into the case' title='Giorgio inserting a component of the PC into the case'>
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<img src='https://tommi.space/2019-08-05-linuxplosion-2.jpg' alt='The CPU cooler and the graphic card in evidence on the left side of the case' title='The CPU cooler and the graphic card in evidence on the left side of the case'>
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I worked as a plumber all of August 2019 to buy it, and it has definitely been worth it. We finished assembling it the 5th of August.
Originally, the computer run Windows, but in 2020 I switched to Ubuntu. The only program which I miss is Lightroom (that runs in a VM, anyways), everything else works beautifully. I do not use Linuxplosion much since it is not physically in the same city I live in.
Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD 250 GB
MSI V373-014R - Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 8GB GDDR6
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2x8GB), DDR4, 3000 MHz
Corsair TX650M — 650 Watt 80 Plus® Gold
Linuxplosion is not a [[Server]], hence it should not stay switched on all of the time (also because it is so powerful that it sucks a lot of power). Nevertheless, I needed to make it magically turn on by itself at a given day of the week, so that I can [[Importing workflow|import media from my phone]]. To do so, I run [[Cron Jobs#rtcwake|this Cron Job]].
Is there a way to auto turn-on Linux machine?
Set Alarm to Automatically Power On Linux Computer
How to Set up an SSH Server on a Home Computer
Don't Underestimate the Challenge of Building a PC
How To Wake Up Computers Using Linux Command [ Wake-on-LAN ( WOL ) ] By Sending Magic Packets
Simple Shell Script To Wake Up NAS Devices Using Linux or Unix Computer
This Cheat sheet is not in the same location as [[Cheat sheets|the main one]], since Ubuntu commands may be somewhat different, and I do not use them often.
udisksctl mount -b /dev/sda2
sudo visudo
in order not to be prompted for the password the file which opens up add the following line:
ernesto ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
where ernesto should be the name of your user.
to subsequently delete the password, run:
sudo passwd -d `whoami`
Software installed on Linuxplosion
![[Apps#Linuxplosion]]
1. Finalize [[Storage]] and [[Images]] sorting thanks to Czkawka
2. Install PhotoPrism
3. Automate emails sending
4. Configure DDNS for remote SSH access
5. Configure WebDAV
6. Install IPFS
[DEV]: https://dev.to 'DEV'