Resources

Last updated: 19 December 2020

I have created this page in order to share any knowledge or resources that I have acquired over the years.

Christian eBooks and Articles

Mediafire Repository

(All downloads at the above link were acquired as FREE PDFs from the websites below. If there is an issue of using these Free documents in this way, please privately message me on the “Contact Me” page with your work email [for legitimacy] and we can discuss the removal of said items. The link above is to be used only as a compilation and an easy-way-to-access the Free documents hosted at the websites below. Thank you.)

Desiring God
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS)
The Resurgence
Tim Challies
Burning Vapor


Christian Resources made by Me

The Gospel Story – A Word doc that I created that quickly but thoroughly explains the Gospel. This can be printed and handed out to people or put in benevolence packages to help others understand Jesus, sin, and the Gospel

Open vs. Closed-Handed Issues – A visual chart detailing the spectrum of open- and closed-handed issues, this chart is found in more detail in my post called “What is the difference between Catholic and Protestant?

Religion vs. The Gospel – A chart of the differences between religion and the Gospel

The Basics of the Christian Faith – A picture that shows the 4 parts of the Christian Timeline

God will… – A funny picture that describes attributes of God


Linux Stuff

Read this post first!! —> Why Linux? A “Quick & Dirty” Linux Overview

These are new polls that I created on Reddit communities to see what the most recent Linux distro people were using:

/r/linux_gaming, 21 June 2019 results:

Top used distros so far, by # of votes. How to read = (# of votes) distro 1 / distro 2 / distro 3 / etc…

— Current as of 07 September 2019 @ 1552 EST —

Total = 759 -> 747 votes from StrawPoll + 12 votes for SteamOS using /u/pb__ ‘s upvotes [adjusted for downvoters]

  1. (182) Arch

  2. (135) Manjaro

  3. (62) Ubuntu – Default

  4. (52) Fedora

  5. (43) Solus

  6. (41) Linux Mint

  7. (40) Pop!_OS

  8. (33) Debian – All Variants

  9. (20) Xubuntu / Gentoo / OpenSUSE

  10. (19) Kubuntu

  11. (13) Void Linux

  12. (12) Antergos / SteamOS

  13. (11) Other Linux

  14. (09) KDE Neon / Ubuntu – Other Variant

  15. (07) Ubuntu MATE

  16. (05) Ubuntu Budgie

  17. (04) Slackware

  18. (03) Lubuntu

  19. (02) MX Linux / FreeBSD

  20. (01) NixOS / Zorin OS / OpenBSD

  21. (00) CentOS / Ubuntu Studio / Other Unix-Like


/r/linuxmasterrace, 11 January 2019 results:

Top used distros so far, by # of votes. How to read = (# of votes) distro 1 / distro 2 / distro 3 / etc…

— Current as of 21 June 2019 @ 1440 EST —

Total = 282 -> 246 votes from StrawPoll + 36 votes in comments

  1. (76) Arch

  2. (37) Manjaro

  3. (27) Slackware

  4. (22) Debian

  5. (17) Kubuntu and/or KDE Neon (comments) / Fedora

  6. (15) Ubuntu – Default / Linux Mint (comments)

  7. (10) Xubuntu

  8. (08) Ubuntu – Other Variant / Gentoo

  9. (06) OpenSUSE

  10. (05) Antergos

  11. (03) Ubuntu – MATE / Pop!_OS / CentOS / NixOS (comments)

  12. (02) OpenBSD

  13. (01) Ubuntu Budgie / FreeBSD / ZorinOS / OpenMandriva / Solus

  14. (00) Lubuntu / Sparky Linux / Elementary OS / Knoppix / Mageia / ArchBang / NetBSD / PCLinuxOS / Deepin


Random Stuff

Sweet Tea Sugar Calculator

I was bored one day, so I decided to create an Excel formula to find out how much sugar per gallon of Sweet Tea equated with the sugar in a 12 fluid ounce can of soft drink. From personal experience, (update we now use 1.25 cups!!) 1.5 cups per 1 Gallon of Sweet Tea is the perfect amount and also the minimum amount of sugar you need. In my honest opinion, any less than that and it won’t taste right and any more than 2 cups tastes way too sweet.

slick-skin-jap-eng-char-18pt

Slick Skin (Jap-Eng Char 18pt)

This is a VLC media player skin that can display both Japanese and English characters and is minimalist in design. I took the “iPhone Slick Skin” and redesigned the layout and font to accommodate these changes.


Old Linux Stuff

8 Linux Desktop Environments
10 Linux Desktop Environments You’ve Probably Never Seen (more for Old-School Linux users)

DE_poll_APR_2012
Poll starting on 28 April 2012 of the most preferred Linux Desktop Environment
(Source: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=143&t=100787, Image edited for size)

DE_poll_MAY_2014
Poll starting on 27 May 2014 of the most preferred Linux Desktop Environment
(Source: http://slashdot.org/poll/2751/which-desktop-environment-do-you-like-the-best, Image edited for size)

Do this first in Linux Mint MATE
Adding Windows fonts to Linux
How to clean up Ubuntu

Linux Mint
Old Ubuntu Releases
Zorin OS

Universal USB Installer
YUMI Multiboot USB
Multisystem USB
Linux Live USB Creator


Old Recovery Software

Clonezilla

Bitdefender Rescue CD
Comodo Rescue Disk
Kaspersky Rescue Disk

Hiren’s Boot CD
Offline NT Password and Registry Editor (Windows Password changer)
TAILS (Secure Live OS with private/anonymous Internet browsing)


<Original work by BenBRockN. DO NOT reblog!! Thanks!>