If you use Linux and need to create a bootable flashdrive with a Windows 10 installer, this tutorial is for you. This method doesn’t require any third-party software to be installed (like winusb or unetbootin).
Read MoreSo it’s 2017 and I can’t believe I had to get my hands this dirty to put this to work, but it finally works: I have high resolution text console while using the proprietary nvidia-driver! Don’t get me wrong: the steps are easy, but the mere fact I had to do this is what annoys
Read MoreFirst and foremost: This post only makes sense if you’re trying to install Skype (multiarch) on Debian Stretch while it’s on the testing branch. This is true as of February 3rd 2016. I faced an issue where Skype wouldn’t install because libssl1.0.0 isn’t available for multiarch (yet). So when trying to install Skype it’d fail
Read MoreJá passei por várias formas de fazer isso: winusb, unetbootin e outros. A forma mais consistente que vi até agora foi esta! UPDATE: escrevi um novo post (em inglês) com uma forma mais consistente de fazer isso. Acesse aqui!
Read MoreDica simples, mas valiosa. Assumindo que seu pendrive está em /dev/sdb: 1) Fazer backup do conteúdo do pendrive e depois zerar a tabela de partições dele (recomendo o gparted se estiver em modo gráfico ou fdisk se estiver em modo texto). 2) Instalar pacote “dmg2img” sudo apt-get install dmg2img 3) Executar o seguinte comando para
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