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poke @ Savannah: GNU poke now available in PTXdist

Alexander Dahl has packaged poke [1] for PTXdist, which is a build system for embedded GNU/Linux images.  It is interesting to think about possible applications of having poke in embedded systems such as routers, multimedia players and the like…

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Microsoft Announces the Sunset of Azure Database for MariaDB

Time’s ticking for Azure MariaDB users. By 9/19/2025, all workloads will be gone. Microsoft recommends migrating to Azure MySQL.
The post Microsoft Announces the Sunset of Azure Database for MariaDB appeared first on Linux Today.

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OpenZFS 2.2 Released With Linux 6.5 Support, Block Cloning

OpenZFS 2.2 supports the latest and greatest Linux 6.5 kernel series, which is already used by many popular GNU/Linux distributions by default, including the recently released Ubuntu 23.10.
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Gary Benson: sudo tee >/dev/null

Need to redirect to a file from sudo? Use sudo tee >/dev/null:
$ sudo ls -l /root >/root/files.list
-bash: /root/files.list: Permission denied
$ sudo ls -l /root | sudo tee /root/files.list >/dev/null
$ sudo ls -l /root/files.list
-rw-r–r-…

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Fun With Cmatrix in Linux

Have fun, Mr. Anderson!

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GNU MediaGoblin: MediaGoblin 0.13.0

We’re pleased to announce the release of MediaGoblin 0.13.0. See the release
notes for full
details and upgrading instructions.
This minor release adds support for Python 3.10 and 3.11 and drops support for
Python versions prior to 3.7. It also upgra…

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13 Best Distributions for Gaming on Linux

The post 13 Best Distributions for Gaming on Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .For a long time, Windows has been the preferred platform for gaming, and this is largely due to its affordability, flexibility, perfect driv…

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Bash Basics: How to remove folders the right way

Folder management in Bash can seem intricate for novices. Our guide demystifies the process of folder removal, offering clear steps and precautions for new Bash users.

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How to Install and Configure VNC Server on RHEL 9

In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to install and configure Virtual Network Computing (VNC) server on RHEL 9.
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VirtualBox 7.0.12 Out with Early Support for Linux 6.6

Linux kernel 6.6 might not be out yet (it’s due in the next few weeks) but that’s not stopped Oracle adding initial support for it in the latest release of VirtualBox. VirtualBox shouldn’t need much of an introduction, of course. It&#…

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Master Linux Networking With IP Command

In this guide, we will explain how to master Linux networking with ip command. Linux, with its open-source nature, provides users with a vast array of tools to empower their networking endeavors. Among these tools, the IP command stands out as a versat…

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How Does Readline “clearScreenDown()” Work in Node.js?

The “clearScreenDown()” works on the “writable stream” to clear the output screen below the cursor and the “callback” function that executes once all are done.

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How to Use stats.isDirectory() Method in Node.js?

The Node.js “stats.isDirectory()” method works on the filesystem directories by checking whether the returned “fs.Stats” object specifies the directory or not.

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How Does the “createInterface()” Work in Node.js?

In Node.js, the “createinterface()” method of the “readline” module works on the “input” and “output” stream for the creation of an interface.

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How Timers Work in Node.js: A Practical Guide

In Node.js, the “Timer” module provides a convenient way to perform the desired functionality after a specified interval of time.

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How to Access Task Scheduler on Windows 10?

Task Scheduler can be accessed by start menu, command prompt, task manager, computer management, and run command to automate and manage tasks.

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How to Automatically Restart Node.js Application?

To automatically restart the Node.js application, install the “nodemon” command line tool and use it as the “nodemon<filename>” command.

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Best Free and Open-Source Alternatives to Adobe Scan

Adobe Scan provides a portable scanner that recognizes text automatically (OCR) and allows you to save to multiple files formats, including PDF and JPEG. We recommend the best free and open-source alternatives to the proprietary software.
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Installing Debs in Ubuntu 23.10 is harder than it used to be

When you double click on a deb package in Ubuntu 23.10 an error appears to tell you “there is no app installed for Debian package files”. Bit weird for a Debian-based distro, so in in this post I show you how to work around it. Most of us a…

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How AlmaLinux stays Red Hat Enterprise Linux compatible without Red Hat code

It’s not easy, but it can be done by pulling largely from the CentOS Stream codebase.

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