Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-04-07 15:01:31
This month in Kernel News: Git Merge "Simplification" Advice; Loading Modules from Containers; Git Tree Synchronicity; and The New "No New Warnings" Warning.
Read MoreThis month in Kernel News: Git Merge "Simplification" Advice; Loading Modules from Containers; Git Tree Synchronicity; and The New "No New Warnings" Warning.
Read MoreThe general purpose input/output interface is not just for small-board computers anymore: You can use GPIO on your Linux desktop or laptop, too, through the USB port.
Read MoreThis month Graham looks at Surge XT, Kröhnkite, MQTT Explorer, Mandelbulber v2, Simutrans, and more.
Read MoreOpenToonz is a professional animation tool for comic and manga artists.
Read MoreSustainability studies for the IT industry often ignore the contributions of software. This article explores what developers and admins can do to create and maintain more energy-efficient systems.
Read MoreIn this guide, we will learn about Shadow password files in Linux. Learn how to find user accounts with an empty password in Linux.
The post How to Find User Accounts with Empty Password in Linux appeared first on Linux Today.
LibreOffice Calc and Base are all you need to create a simple database for organizing the songs in your music collection.
Read MoreMatthew Dillon, founder of DragonFly BSD, discusses the past, present, and future of BSDs.
Read MoreNocoDB lets you build useful applications without writing a single line of code.
Read MoreSince Kopper got merged today upstream I wanted to write a little about it as I think the value it brings can be unclear for the uninitiated. Adam Jackson in our graphics team has been working for the last Months … Continue reading
Read MoreSpring4Shell (CVE-2022-22965) is a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability that affects Spring Core. Learn about protecting against Spring4Shell here.
The post Protecting Against the Spring4Shell Vulnerability appeared first on Linux Today.
Thanks to Paul Eggert and Lasse Collin for all the work
on fixing the exploitable zgrep bug, and to Paul for
handling most of the other changes.
Here are the compressed sources:
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gzip/gzip-1.12.tar.gz (1.3MB)
https://ft…
This post introduces 31 most commonly used FFmpeg commands with examples to perform various tasks, including converting media formats, trimming videos, etc.
The post 31 Must-Have FFmpeg Commands for Beginners appeared first on Linux Today.
Memcached stands for "memory object caching systems", is an open-source and high-performance distributed memory caching system used to speed up dynamic database-driven web applications. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install Memcach…
Read MoreGlusterFS or Gluster File System is a free and open-source distributed file system developed by RedHat. GlusterFS is a scalable file system formed from several servers into one entity file system that allows users to connect and mount the GlusterFS vol…
Read MoreOn x86_64 architectures, Fedora 37 will mark legacy BIOS installation as deprecated in favor of UEFI. While systems already using Legacy BIOS to boot will continue to be supported, new Legacy BIOS installations on these architectures will be impossible…
Read MoreIn AWS, ELB and Elastic Load Balancing exists a concept where the servers can be added or released as per the demand of our application and the incoming traffic from an application is distributed among multiple targets. In this tutorial, we will config…
Read MoreTraining Data is the art of supervising machines through data. The day-to-day work involves people transferring their knowledge to the computer – often through annotation, declaring a region of media, such as an image or audio file, to be valid or invalid. Diffgram is a single application to annotate different kinds of data In this […]
The post How to Install Diffgram using ubuntu, Docker, and GCP Storage appeared first on Linux Today.
Read MoreIn this tutorial we’ll cover two ways of customizing your Linux system to look and feel more like Windows: by using Windows 10 themes the Boomerang Project, or by using the UKUI Desktop Environment desktop environment.
The post How to Make Ubuntu Look …
I love VU meters. Then again, who doesn’t? There is something mesmerizing about the needle or LED segments dancing to the rhythm of the music. So when I stumbled upon PeppyMeter, I knew right away that I must have it running on my machine. Making it work turned out to be a non-trivial matter, but I […]
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