Tag Archives: linux

-Fedora Linux Simple Static Web Server Startup

This blog post explains how you can configure a static file web server to start when Fedora Linux or a related distribution boots. That’s Rusty Python, BTW, a rusty steampunk mixture of a crab (associated with Rust, which I use to generate HTML files) and a python (which runs the web server). Update 12.Dec.2025: AnContinue reading “-Fedora Linux Simple Static Web Server Startup”

Starting Out with Superfile

This blog post provides information about Superfile, a file system browser that runs in the Linux console. There’s also apparently a Windows install process. I’ll try to update this post periodically with shortcuts that I find most useful. This year, I have been making the transition from Windows to Linux this year, and I assumeContinue reading “Starting Out with Superfile”

Mount Remote Apple File System from Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

This blog post provides shortcuts to mount a remote Apple file system under Windows Subsystem for Linux. You can use this technique to access Apple file systems from Windows Subsystem for Linux and Windows itself. You can use Airdrop to copy images from an iPhone through an apple to a Windows machine. On the Apple:Continue reading “Mount Remote Apple File System from Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)”