ArtBangGNU: Installing and configuring Debian CrunchBang style

CrunchBang Linux was a distribution created by Philip Newborough. It was based on Debian GNU/Linux and used the Openbox window manager and GTK applications.

This distribution was designed to offer an excellent balance between speed and functionality, it was as stable as Debian itself, in addition to incorporating by default a minimalist and modern interface that could be customized to the extreme, which made this distribution perfect for productivity and to install on computers with few hardware resources.

On February 6, 2015, Newborough announced his withdrawal from the project, leaving it in the hands of the community, but those who picked up the baton did not uphold principles such as minimalism, lightness, and attention to detail. This article derives from the latter.

How To Use Multiple Screens In Xfce (Extended Desktop, Not Mirror)

In multi-monitors installs, Xfce clones/mirrors instead of expanding the desktop to the monitors. So here are two ways of getting proper multi-screen support in Xfce:

1. If you are using Xfce ≤ 4.10, installing ARandR
2. If you are using Xfce ≥ 4.11, extended desktop mode supported

ALGORITHM: The Hacker Movie

A freelance computer hacker breaks into secret government contractor and downloads a program. He must choose between his own curiosity and the lives of his friends.

How to encrypt a USB storage device with ‘Linux Unified Key Setup’ (LUKS)

The Linux Unified Key Setup or LUKS is a disk-encryption specification created by Clemens Fruhwirth and originally intended for GNU/Linux. While most disk encryption software implements different and incompatible, undocumented formats, LUKS specifies a platform-independent standard on-disk format for use in various tools. This facilitates compatibility and interoperability amongst different programs.

The reference implementation for LUKS operates on GNU/Linux and is based on an enhanced version of cryptsetup, using dm-crypt as the disk encryption backend. Under Microsoft Windows, LUKS-encrypted disks can be used with FreeOTFE (discontinued) or DoxBox.