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Köpa Debian 10.4 16 GB USB

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Inläggsdatum 2020-07-24

Orrspelsvägen 13, Bromma vid Ålsten gårds spårväg hållplats längs linje 12

Nu kan du köpa en 16 GB USB med Debian 10.4 . Stickan är för 64 bitars datorer och innehåller alla paketet du behöver. Kostar 200:- och kan endast köpas över disk på Orrspelsvägen 13, Bromma ( Skicka e-post info@datorhjalp.se för stickorna görs just in time ) Finns att köpa hos Datorhjälp

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Det bästa ascii spelen för Linux

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Inläggsdatum 2020-07-13

Satt du och spelade på en VT100 terminaler på 80 talet emot någon UNIX dator? Då det här spelen för dej . Grafiken får en Atari VCR 2600 att framstå som högupplöst.

Här är dom bästa 20 ASCII spelen för Linux.

https://www.ubuntupit.com/best-ascii-games-on-linux/

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