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Creating custom Ubuntu images

With a little planning, Cubic makes customizing Ubuntu ISOs simple and intuitive, saving you time on your post-install modifications.

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How to compile your own kernel

While not a requirement, compiling the Linux kernel lets you add or remove features depending on your specific needs and possibly make your kernel more efficient.

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The sys admin’s daily grind

If you are a genuine admin, you will want to be able to google things at the command line. Charly uses googler for this; it has pretty useful capabilities despite the unimaginative name.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-08-02 08:26:56

This month, Graham and his Late Night Linux cohosts migrated their annual live pub show to YouTube – just search for FOSSTalk Live 2021.

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This month we celebrate the steady and powerful Linux kernel

We celebrate 30 years of Linux with a special issue that takes you inside the kernel and shows you how to take your first steps with the kernel community.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-08-02 08:26:48

AlmaLinux Minimal 8.4 and SystemRescueCD 8.03

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-08-02 08:26:47

This month in Linux Voice.

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Using a static website generator

If you only want to put a blog, technical documentation, or a web business card online, static website generators can save you a lot of work.

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Three decades of Linux

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Linux, maddog charts his career in free and open source software.

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A command-line file manager

The broot file manager guarantees clearer, quicker navigation of the directory tree at the command line.

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Getting started with kernel development

Kernel coder Greg Kroah-Hartman explains how to take your first steps with the kernel team – and highlights some exciting new developments in Linux.

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Golang: Harder than scripting, but easier than programming in C

Released back in 2012, Go flew under the radar for a long time until showcase projects such as Docker pushed its popularity. Today, Go has become the language of choice of many system programmers.

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Optimizing the Linux Kernel

We explore some optimizations designed to deliver a smoother experience for desktop users.

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A VPS from start to finish

If managing a server on your own network doesn’t appeal to you, then a virtual private server might be the answer.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2021-08-02 08:26:18

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on: Trusting Trusted Computing; New Userspace Load-Balancing Framework; and Ending Big Endian.

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Non-Fungible Fun

It is always illuminating to witness the mashup that occurs when staid and analytical software development spills out onto the psychedelic landscape of our popular culture. The weirdest news this month was that World Wide Web creator Tim Berners-Lee so…

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A one-to-one drop-in replacement for CentOS

Arising from the ashes of CentOS, AlmaLinux offers a community-owned and -governed CentOS alternative.

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Sniffing WiFi with an ESP8266 microcontroller

The ESP8266 is in the core of many IoT devices. Thanks to ESP8266 sniffer mode, you can monitor the WiFi medium for diagnostics and optimization.

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A modern compression tool

Like other modern replacement commands, zstd offers significantly faster file compression than the standard archiving tools.

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How to Install Webmin on Rocky Linux 8

Source: LinOxide

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