Red Siege has developed many open-source penetration testing tools. Give them a try; they’re all available on GitHub for free.
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Radio is billed as a simple open-source radio written in Vala that offers a clear and concise interface. Learn more here.
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In this tutorial, we will show you how to install and access Kubernetes Dashboard for streamlining Kubernetes management tasks.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to install the open-source OpenEMR software on a server running Rocky Linux 9.
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This guide teaches you how to perform a factory reset in LibreOffice, eliminating issues and bringing back all the defaults.
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Prepare to fortify your arsenal with these carefully selected Udemy penetration testing courses, positioning yourself at the forefront of cybersecurity expertise.
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The open-source Istio service mesh project is hitting a major milestone, as it officially graduates to be a full project at the CNCF.
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Gaël Duval, the founder of /e/OS, as well as founder and CEO at Murena (but you may remember him best as the founder of Mandrake Linux), explains why the EU’s proposed Cyber Resilience Act as written would have a damaging effect on open-source.
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Oracle declares that it will always make the binaries and source code for its Linux distribution publicly and freely available.
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In this guide, we recommend some free and open-source alternatives to the proprietary password manager Google Password Manager.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to install the open-source OpenEMR software on a server running Ubuntu 22.04.
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Swing Music is an open-source, self-hosted music player that bills itself as a cooler Spotify from both a visual and functionality perspective. Learn more here.
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This simple step-by-step guide demonstrates how to enable autosave in LibreOffice and OpenOffice documents.
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FluxBB is an open-source fast forum application with a simple and user-friendly interface. Follow this guide on installing FluxBB on Debian 11.
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Learn how to transform your Xfce desktop experience with these themes, from sleek modern designs to vibrant and classic options.
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The apt command is used to manage package installation, upgrades, and removal in Debian-based Linux distributions including Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Check out these apt command examples.
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Craft CMS is a popular content management system known for its flexibility, powerful features, and user-friendly interface. This tutorial guides you through the process of installing Craft CMS on Debian 12 OS.
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The Linux utility libstrangle lets you cap the frames per second of a game. It’s free and open source software written in C.
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Many Linux commands are powerful and useful; there are also these funny and whimsical commands that you can try out for amusement.
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GNOME’s Phosh 0.29 Mobile UI improves the lockscreen notifications to use more vertical space. Learn about more new features.
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