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Puppy Linux is a small, lightweight distribution of Linux focusing on memory footprint and usability. It can operate entirely from RAM. Newer versions of Puppy Linux only take up about 600 MB of memory for 32-bit and 300 MB for 64-bit systems. The operating system is a lightweight yet robust one that allows users to …

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In Linux, the term “virtual terminal” refers to a pseudo-terminal session, where a user can enter commands and interact with the computer. The ‘chvt’ command invokes the new terminal. First, start a pseudo-terminal session by typing “sudo chvt” (the Linux equivalent of “sudo ls”), then login to the TTY client. Next, execute “sudo chvt 2”, …

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