| by Scott Kilroy

Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-01-01 03:21:49

Parrot OS 4.11 and Fedora Workstation 35

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Happy New Year, Folks — Let’s Fill it with Linux, Yeah?!

A saccharine post of colossally cloy sincerity expressed through the medium of words (when I can enter them in the right order), topped with appreciation.
This post, Happy New Year, Folks — Let’s Fill it with Linux, Yeah?! is from OMG! Ubuntu!. …

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How to Install Mattermost on Debian 11

Mattermost is a self-hosted and open-source online chat service designed to be used as an internal chat platform for companies and organizations.
The post How to Install Mattermost on Debian 11 appeared first on Linux Today.

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10 Perfect Apps to Improve Your GNOME Experience [Part 2]

A set of 10 GNOME Apps from games, utilities and productivity to extend your GNOME desktop experience.
The post 10 Perfect Apps to Improve Your GNOME Experience [Part 2] appeared first on Linux Today.

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Visualize your network with Skydive

If you don’t speak fluent Ethernet, it sometimes helps to get a graphical view of what your network is doing. Skydive offers visual insights that could reveal complex error patterns.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Indoor navigation with machine learning

We explore some machine learning techniques with a simple missing person app.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Comparing tools for an easy data exchange

If you want to exchange files over the local network, you do not necessarily have to set up a file server such as Samba. A number of handy tools let you drag and drop to send files.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-12-31 11:44:25

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Create impressive presentations with Kdenlive

Kdenlive plays to its strengths when editing larger video projects and also helps users create appealing slideshows with impressive effects.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Fuzzing and the quest for safer software

Fuzzing is an important method for finding bugs and security vulnerabilities in software. Read on to find out what fuzzing is and which methods are commonly used today.

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| by Scott Kilroy

What About the Cats?

The sorry state of discourse on the Internet has many causes, and the experts have offered many solutions for the mess. One of the biggest problems is the way that social media platforms reward engagement.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Distributed programming made easy with Elixir

The Elixir programming language on a Raspberry Pi lets you create distributed projects in just a few lines of code.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-12-31 11:44:05

In the news: EndeavorOS 21.4 Has Arrived; NixOS 21.11 Now Available for Download; KDE Plasma Developers Introduce a Gnome-Like Overview; Rocky Linux 8.5 Now Available with Secure Boot Support; CronRAT Malware Targets Linux Servers; AlmaLinux OS 8.5 Now…

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-12-31 11:44:05

This month in Linux Voice.

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Sparkling gems and new releases from the world of Free and Open Source Software

This month Graham looks at Plasma System Monitor, projectM audio visualizer, yt-dlg downloader GUI, and more.

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Modern PDF security

PDFs, the preferred format for file sharing, only offer primitive privacy and security measures. With these command-line tools, you can help your PDFs meet modern security requirements.

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| by Scott Kilroy

An Amiga emulator for the Raspberry Pi 400

Convert a Raspberry Pi 400 into a retro computer that behaves like the popular Amiga 500.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Creating your own custom maps

Prettymaps combines multiple Python libraries to make it easy to draw maps straight from the OpenStreetMap database.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Reviving old computers

Computer architectures from the 1960s and 1970s are given new life via modern kits.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Pacstall brings the freedom of the AUR to Ubuntu

Many users wish Ubuntu had a free and easily accessible user-driven package repository like Arch’s AUR. Pacstall steps into the gap.

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