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Mounting .dmg files in Ubuntu

Every now and then, it may be useful to mount a Mac OS X .dmg (disk image) file in Linux. I just had to do this to get some Canon printer dr...
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It is useful, frequently, to set limits on the amount of memory any user program can consume. There are a few mechanisms for doing this. ...
Full-disk encryption on Linux Mint 14

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