We have created a 'fake' kernel package for those people - like us - that prefer to build their own custom linux kernels and just need an empty kernel rpm to satisfy rpm system dependencies, without having to install the full rpm kernel package...

With this, you can install any other rpm package that needs the kernel rpm to be there also. Of course, this is not the real kernel, and you must have your own kernel installed, or your system won't work . So this is not, I repeat, a full kernel package, so just download and use this one if you really know what you are doing and what you need it for...

Here are some basic Linux command line commands, as requested.

As on old DOS user, I am pretty familiar to using the command line; it can be a bit tougher for Windows users, so check the 'Read more' link bellow...

When using any BASH terminal, you can always use a couple of shortcuts to save time (and to help you remember past used commands, without the need of typing them again), by making good use of BASH history, stored in ~/.bash_history (on your home folder).

These work in all BASH terminals, including Konsole, XTerm and gnome-terminal.

Click on 'Read More' bellow, to check those useful, everyday tips...