4/11/24
Today I tried a new project I worked on a different flyer I learned how to move things around to make it perfect.
What I did today…
Hi there and it’s another bright sunshiny day, I wish I were outside. Today in class I briefly made a few minor adjustments on my Portfolio project. I anxiously await hearing the final overall feedback on how my slides came out. I have a few little details to ask for assistance on to feel it is complete. I do feel anxious to add my voice to the slides for the presentation, it seems scary to speak from in person so I am grateful it will be a practice recorded presentation. Next, I worked on the accountability assignment I did not get done on time, but was able to complete it during class time thankfully. Then I made time to listen, read, and learn more on the Skillsoft library. Time flies… I rounded out the end of my time listening and watching other Portfolio presentations on YouTube. Another good day in class. Thanks so much to the staff for causing me to grow…
Thursday, April 11
Hello. Today I reached my highest speed in typing 40 wpm. I then spent the rest of class finishing my Elective which was a Google Slides presentation of the events of the discovery of the South Pole. I enjoyed making it. I am fond of relaying information through stories. I am proud of what I have learned, but I can also see ways I have yet to improve.
What I Did Today
Today, I made a few more edits to my Core Training Portfolio Project. Later, I worked on SkillSoft. While working on SkillSoft I learned about a shortcut key for Word Count in Google Docs. The shortcut key for Word Count was Ctrl + Shift + C.
What I did today….
I tried to catch up in the Computer Hardware project. I have never done anything like this…. Just programmed but always had a tech person to set everything up. I have a weird block about it! It is really good to learn some of this and to try to get more comfortable with it….
What I Did Today
Today I started with some job postings. Carrie let us know what specific SJS students are looking for, which will be great for Monday! After that, I added about 15-20 entries to the ERG project. Feels good to be back to normal after yesterday’s snafu!
What I did today
Discussed an article on slack about AI and Zen Desk.
Then , did ticket production and Virtual Box, with gparted documentation to find out how to partition a Virtual drive into two OS’s.
GNOME Partition Editor
GParted Manual
This manual describes version 1.6.0 of GParted
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To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the gparted application or this manual, follow the directions at https://gparted.org/bugs.php.
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| Revision GParted Manual V1.13 | September 2023 |
Abstract
GParted is the GNOME Partition Editor for creating, reorganizing, and deleting disk partitions. GParted enables you to change the partition organization while preserving the partition contents.
Table of ContentsIntroductionGetting StartedStarting gpartedThe gparted WindowRunning gparted from a Command LineViewing File System SupportWorking with DevicesSelecting a DeviceViewing Device InformationRefreshing All DevicesCreating a New Partition TableWorking with PartitionsBasic Partition ActionsSelecting a PartitionSelecting Unallocated SpaceViewing Partition InformationMounting a PartitionUnmounting a PartitionOpening an Encrypted PartitionClosing an Encrypted PartitionIntermediate Partition ActionsCreating a New PartitionDeleting a PartitionNaming a PartitionFormatting a PartitionSetting a Partition File System LabelChanging a Partition UUIDSpecifying Partition DetailsAdvanced Partition ActionsResizing a PartitionMoving a PartitionCopying and Pasting a PartitionManaging Partition FlagsChecking a PartitionWorking with the Operation QueueUndoing Last OperationClearing All OperationsApplying All OperationsAcquiring GParted on Live CDFixing Operating System Boot ProblemsFixing GRUB boot problemRestoring GRUB 2 Boot LoaderRestoring GRUB Legacy Boot LoaderRecovering Partition Tables
here is a link to documentation:
April 11, 2024
Today I presented my first tech article, everyone had interesting picks for their articles, and the presentations were nice. For the rest of the day we worked on our lab projects, it feels like I’m falling behind, because I still don’t understand a lot of the processes in this project. I hope I don’t get left behind next week.
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What I did today
Today, I finished up some more stages of the week’s project. Specifically I managed to convert a vhd file into a qcow2 file using the command prompt interface, and installed the Debian VM from VirtualBox in VirtManager.
I gave a brief presentation on an article about Microsoft Edge getting some new RAM settings soon to allow users greater control over the browser’s usage of resources.
I wasn’t able to meet the 3-hour requirement this week for SkillSoft, as I am still adjusting my time and schedule bit by bit to include time on the site. I am getting better though.
Overall, today was pretty good.