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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 903

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: Split LinuxNews: Ubuntu to get new system installer, IPFire phasing out 32-bit support, UBports explains app confinement, Raspberry Pi OS users discuss new package repository, Debian updates install mediaQuesti…

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Distribution Release: PCLinuxOS 2021.02

PCLinuxOS, an independently-developed desktop Linux distribution which continues to use SysV as its init system, has been updated to version 2021.02. The new release features updated kernel and applications, as well as improved compatibility with Virt…

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It’s the Season for Sysadmin Reading

Catch up on Red Hat’s top reads for January.

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What You Should Know About Chromebook Printers

We’re always looking for the next best thing, especially when it comes to technology. If you’re thinking about getting a Chromebook printer, it’s important that you do your homework first. When it comes to Chromebook printers, there are a lot of opinio…

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How to Change Default Apache DocumentRoot Directory in Linux

Here’s how to change the default DocumentRoot directory on this powerhouse server.

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Development Release: Mageia 8 RC

The Mageia team have announced a release candidate for Mageia 8. The development snapshot includes several package upgrades, including a move to the latest version of PHP and the latest long-term support release of the kernel. There have also been a n…

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Development Release Mageia 8 RC

The Mageia team have announced a release candidate for Mageia 8. The development snapshot includes several package upgrades, including a move to the latest version of PHP and the latest long-term support release of the kernel. There have also been a n…

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How to install Percona Database Server on Ubuntu 20.04

Get this fully compatible replacement for Oracle MySQL up and running.

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How to Install Wine 6.0 on Debian 10

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How To List Installed Packages Sorted By Installation Date In Linux

Easily get the rpm packages update history, useful information for all kinds of tasks.

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Different Ways to Create and Use Bash Aliases in Linux

Save time and keystrokes with command line’s alias.

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Create Redirect and Rewrite Rules into .htaccess on Apache Webserver

Modify the behavior of the Apache web server without having to access virtual hosts files directly.

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8 Top Reverse Proxy Servers for Linux

You’ve got options for this key intermediary between client and server.

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Automate System Reboots Using the Ansible Reboot Module

Reboots aren’t fun, but they can be easier.

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Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS Released with Linux Kernel 5.8 from Ubuntu 20.10, Download Now

 Focal Fossa’s point bump delivers better kernel and graphics stacks support and other fixes.

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Best Practices for Adapting Phoronix Test Suite to Benchmark Linux Performance

Modified Phoronix Test Suites reduce run variability.

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Enumerate a New Network with Nmap

Generate a quick, useful network map for troubleshooting and managing network traffic.

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How to install Percona Database Server on Ubuntu 20.04

Percona Server is a fork of the MySQL server. It is fully compatible and a replacement for Oracle MySQL. Percona Server is used by thousands of enterprises to provide superior performance, scalability, and instrumentation for their workloads.

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How to Add Text to the Beginning of File in Linux

Two ways to add text to the beginning of a file in Linux.

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Different Ways to Create and Use Bash Aliases in Linux

Alias in bash can be termed simply as a command or a shortcut that will run another command/program. Alias is very helpful when our command is very long and for frequently used commands. Over
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