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Hands On With GNOME’s New Terminal for Linux Users

GNOME 42 introduces a new terminal application that is simpler and more user-friendly. Here’s an overview of the new GNOME Console.

Distribution Release: KaOS 2022.04

KaOS is a desktop Linux distribution that features the latest version of the KDE desktop environment. The latest snapshot of KaOS offers a number of desktop improvements: “With the release of KDE Gear 22.04, some nice new features and enhancements are…

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Runs Out of Wayland Support with NVIDIA

We continue talking about the latest release of Ubuntu and what I’m going to haunt you about, brunette, is that if traditionally the LTS versions of the Canonical distribution give a lot of play, this is no exception. If yesterday the topic was Flatpak support on Ubuntu, today it is about NVIDIA and Wayland, although […]

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Vi vs Vim – Differences and Similarities Explained

This tutorial explains the differences and similarities between the Vi and Vim editors using straightforward examples. Compare Vi vs Vim here.
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How to Fix Common Nginx Web Server Errors

In this blog post, we are going to explain the most common Nginx web server errors and how to fix those common Nginx web server errors.
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How to Install Cacti on Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux

Cacti is an open-source, web-based network monitoring and graphing tool. Learn to install Cacti on Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux here.
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Nimbuspwn: New Root Privilege Escalation Found in Linux

The Microsoft 365 Defender Research Team has revealed several new Linux vulnerabilities collectively dubbed “Nimbuspwn.” Learn more here.
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Android 13 Will Allow Running Linux and Even Windows through Virtualization

Linux and Windows work on Android 13 without through the virtual machine feature developed by Google. Check all the details!
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Beelink SER 4 Ryzen 7 Mini PC Ships with Manjaro Linux

Every Linux user has faced the dilemma of exactly what configuration they need for their hardware to work seamlessly with the Linux operating system. Tiny PC maker Beelink has released the SER 4 mini PC preinstalled with Manjaro Linux, and it features …

Steam is Now on the Snap Store — And You Can Help Test It

A Steam Snap app is now available for testing. Following an announcement at LAS Canonical says it’s “going all in” to improve the Linux gaming on Ubuntu. As part of that effort they want to simplify and smooth out the bumps currently …

The Future of the NTFS Linux Driver as Part of the Kernel Is in Question

After Paragon’s NTFS3 driver was accepted to become part of the Linux kernel last year, it has not received a single line of code maintenance. So, it’s currently unclear what the future of the Paragon NTFS3 driver will be as part of the Linux kernel.
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How to Join Multiple Lines into One in a File in Linux

In today’s tutorial on Linux file management, we will be looking at valid approaches to joining multiple lines within a file into a single line. By the end of this article, you will have added some computing milestones to your Linux file management exp…

SELinux is Unmanageable; Just Turn It Off if It Gets in Your Way

Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a type of Mandatory Access Control (MAC) in the Linux kernel. It can prevent software from performing unexpected — such as abusive or malicious actions — on your Linux systems. However, … it’s also an unmanageable mess, and I have a much greater understanding of why people recommend that people disable […]

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Enable SSH Password Login in Linux

SSH, which stands for Secure Shell, is a highly secure method of connecting to any remote server. All cloud providers prefer to login with ssh keys because it is a secure and quick way to login without providing a password. Linux allows us to log in using a number of secure techniques. On a desktop […]

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OpenSSH Security Hardening Guide for Linux

SSH is one of the most widely used protocols for system administration on Linux platforms. This guide shows how to harden the SSHd setup of your server.
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SocketCAN x Kubernetes

Looking to use hardware-backed and virtual SocketCAN interfaces inside your Kubernetes Pods? A new device plugin now allows processes inside a pod to communicate with each other using the full Linux SocketCAN API.
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Ubuntu 22.10 Codename & Release date

Following the release of Ubuntu LTS a few days ago, the next Ubuntu release, Ubuntu 22.10, is now open for development. Kinetic Kudu has been confirmed as the codename for Ubuntu 22.10. We’re pleased to announce that kinetic is now open for development. auto-sync has been enabled and will run soon. Brian Murray from Ubuntu What’s […]

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www @ Savannah: New free program needed

The world urgently needs a free program that can subtract background music from a field recording.

The purpose is to prevent censorship of people’s video recordings of how cops treat the public.

Installation and Review of Lubuntu [Lightweight Distro]

The post Installation and Review of Lubuntu [Lightweight Distro] first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Linux (or the family of Linux OSes) is one of the most popular operating systems on the planet, – although dwarfed by Wi…

How to Install h.264 decoder on Ubuntu Linux

Ubuntu’s default video player is not very good at handling video codecs by default. Here’s what you can do for playing various media files.