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Distribution Release: Tiny Core Linux 12.0

Tiny Core Linux is one of the world’s smallest Linux distributions which uses the BusyBox userland utilities. The project’s latest release, Tiny Core Linux 12.0, introduces a number of new fixes, package updates, and updated hardware support. “Changel…

Bitwarden is the Linux Alternative to LastPass

The open-source password manager offers compelling differences.

The Tools Educators Need When Doing Remote Classes over the Internet

The education sector is one of the many industries that were heavily affected by the Covid-19 pandemic as soon as it struck. With social distancing being one of the effective ways to beat the virus, in-person classes became almost impossible. As anyone…

How to Install and Configure Hive with High Availability – Part 7

The post How to Install and Configure Hive with High Availability – Part 7 first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Hive is a Data Warehouse model in Hadoop Eco-System. It can perform as an ETL tool on top of Hadoop. Enabling High A…

Linux Sucks 2021’s Lunduke: “The End Is Nigh!”

“This is not me coming out and saying, ‘Hey, let’s do some clickbait!’,” Lunduke says.

Introduction to named pipes on Bash shell

Eight Tips for Reliable Automation For Your Linux Container Builds

Reduce complexity and smooth your containerization workflow.
Eight Tips for Reliable Automation For Your Linux Container Builds

How to Set Up RabbitMQ Cluster on Ubuntu 20.04

RabbitMQ is a free, open-source, and multi-protocol messaging broker software.

Use WPScan to Scan WordPress for Vulnerabilities on Kali

WP admins should run WPScan against their site as it may reveal security issues that need to be patched.

How to Setup Nginx with Let’s Encrypt using ACME on Ubuntu 20.04

The post How to Setup Nginx with Let’s Encrypt using ACME on Ubuntu 20.04 appeared first on LinOxide.

Protect Your Kernel with These Open-Source Security Technologies

Linux now supports a range of effective open-source extensions and external tools engineered to boost kernel security.

Debian-Based Siduction Linux OS Releases Updated ISO after Three-Year Hiatus

This is Siduction’s first major release since March 2018.

How To Use Cron Jobs

Once you schedule it, a Cron job will run automatically at a specified time, day, and month.

Distribution Release: Q4OS 3.14

The Q4OS team have announced a new version of their lightweight, Debian-based distribution. The Q4OS distribution is available in two editions, featuring the KDE Plasma and Trinity desktop environments. The Q4OS developers have introduced an automatic…

GNU Linux-Libre 5.11 Kernel Is Out for Those Seeking 100% Freedom for Their PCs

The new kernel delivers deblobbed drivers, but features the same new features and improvements as the upstream kernel release.

5 Appealing Ways to Sharpen Kids’ Logical Thinking Skills

Logical or critical thinking is arguably the most important skill for anyone to have. Logic also pays dividends for kids who learn it early, as it will help them in their career prospects and give them greater problem-solving skills forever. However, k…

Learn Difference between $$ and $BASHPID in bash

See how bash’s special variable $ and BASHPID behave. 

Microsoft Azure and Canonical Ubuntu Linux Have a User Privacy Problem

The “why?” lay hidden in the T&Cs.

How To Get Started With Anaconda Navigator Graphical Interface

Navigator is a desktop graphical user interface to the Conda package and environment manager.

Seven Top Cleaning Tools for Your Linux System

Check out these feature-rich cleaning tools for deleting unnecessary application data and reclaiming disk space.