Ubuntu 22.04 is just a few weeks from release, and those who upgrade from the previous long-term support (LTS) release will find that much has changed — more so than they might first think. In addition to all the (many) new features introduced as part …
MITRE Engenuity has released the latest round of its ATT&CK endpoint security evaluations, and the results show some familiar names leading the pack with the most detections.
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Alpine Linux is an independent, free, and open-source Linux distribution. Learn about apk commands for Alpine Linux package management here.
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AnyDesk offers reputable remote desktop software for your Ubuntu Linux distribution. Learn to install AnyDesk remote desktop in Ubuntu.
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The new version of Raspberry Pi OS comes a little over two months after the previous one and it’s the first to finally bump the kernel version from Linux 5.10 LTS to Linux 5.15 LTS in an attempt to provide users with some new features that weren’t present in the previous kernel series. Linux kernel […]
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With Fedora’s release party scheduled for May 12-14, and now Ubuntu planning a release party for 22.04 on May 1, it looks as if next month is going to be party month in the land of Linux.
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A cool feature in all Linux operating system distributions is disk partitioning. Learn how to create and manage Linux partitions using Parted here.
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In this article, we will introduce you to three different internet radio clients that allow you to listen to online radio from the Debian 11 terminal.
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Maltrail is a lightweight analysis tool that examines network traffic and raises the alarm if it detects suspicious access or dubious name resolution.
In the news: Linux Mint Dropping Blueberry Bluetooth Configuration Tool; Fedora 36 Beta Now Has a Release Date; AV Linux MX-21 Released for All Your Audio/Video Production Needs; Slax Proves You Can’t Keep a Good Linux Distribution Down; Dirty Pipe Mig…
Need to know how to use a command-line tool? eg provides real life examples, and it is easier to access than the man pages.
A backup policy can protect your data from malware attacks and system crashes, but first you need to ensure that you are backing up uncorrupted data.
Instead of composing photo books online, Mike Schilli prefers to use Ruby and TeX to program an application that generates print-ready PDF books.
Papercraft is coming back into fashion. Linux users can turn to Inkscape and plugins such as Boxes.py, Paperfold, and Tabgen to create templates from 3D objects for printing.
We’re told that modern war will include the elements of cyber war, and now, as war rages in Europe, we look to our networks with renewed vigilance. In this context, the news of a stolen NVIDIA private key seems especially alarming.
Bugs and security issues aren’t limited to open source software, despite comments to the contrary.
Use Python and Node-RED to create an industrial client-server test system.
MusE, a digital audio workstation, offers a free software solution for MIDI projects on Linux.