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- Lubos Rendek
- Debian
Objective
The objective is to install Docker Engine on Debian 9 Stretch Linux.Requirements
Privileged access to your Debian 9 Stretch Linux system is required.Difficulty
EASYConventions
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- Lubos Rendek
- Debian
Introduction
The upgrade from Raspbian Jessie to Raspbian 9 Stretch is a relatively simple procedure. However, exercise caution, as there is always a chance to break the entire system. The fewer installed 3rd-party packages and services, the more likely you are able successfully to upgrade your Raspbian Linux system. apt-get updateRecommendations
- Remove unnecessary or obsolete packages
- Make a data and configuration backup
- Perform an upgrade directly using console
- Installed 3rd-party software on Raspbian Stretch 9
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- Nick Congleton
- Debian
Introduction
So, you've got an AMD GPU, and you want to use it on Debian Stretch. Well, you're actually in luck.Installing the open source AMD drivers on Debian Stretch may just be the easiest and simplest install process in the history of Linux graphics drivers.
Anyone who tried to install the open source AMDGPU drivers when they first launched alongside AMD's Polaris cards will tell you that the process is long and painful, and they were right.
Now, all of the packages required have entered the mainstream, and most are actually installed by default with your Debian Stretch installation.
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- admin
- Debian
Objective
The objective is to install Google Chrome Internet Browser on Debian 9 Stretch LinuxRequirements
Privileged access to your Debian 9 Stretch system is required.Difficulty
EASYConventions
- Details
- Nick Congleton
- Debian
Introduction
Steam is easily the most popular PC gaming client available today. Installing it on Debian Stretch is very easy, especially considering Debian is the basis for Valve's SteamOS. Steam is available in Stretch's repositories, but there are a couple of steps that you need to take in order to ensure that it works right.Before you do anything, make sure that you have your graphics drivers installed and up-to-date. It is also important that you have 32-bit support enabled. The Steam client for Linux only supports 32-bit, so it won't work at all if you don't.
Enable The Repos
Steam is proprietary, and the games it manages are too. As a result, you need to enable Debian'snon-free repository. To do so, open up /etc/apt/sources.list as root using your text editor of choice. At the end of the lines for the official Debian repositories add contrib non-free after main.