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DXVK 2.4.1 Released with Improvements Across the Board for Gamers

DXVK 2.4.1, a Vulkan-based translation layer for Direct3D 8/9/10/11, brings dynamic memory sizing for better performance in various game launchers.
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How to Start and Stop Monitor Mode in Linux

It’s a no-brainer to start and stop monitor mode in Linux when you know what command to use.
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Exploring the Yazi console-based file manager

This fast and flexible file manager offers command-line speed with some GUI-like conveniences.

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Automate your home with Domoticz

The open source Domoticz home automation platform offers a lightweight, efficient, and highly customizable solution for managing smart devices in the home.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2024-09-27 09:39:27

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on: Supporting Older Tools; and Kernel Bug or Compiler Bug?

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2024-09-27 09:39:26

This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.

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Home automation with the openHAB platform

OpenHAB is an open source facility-automation platform that lets you network your smart devices independently of vendor or protocol.

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Check the Numbers

The free software community loves it when FOSS projects find a place in the IT cosmos. When people who have never used Linux start talking about tools like LibreOffice and MariaDB, we get a warm feeling of accomplishment. However, many open source proj…

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Share Go code on GitHub

Go makes it easy to bundle universal code into a package and share it with the world on GitHub. Mike Schilli explains the tricks and how to avoid the pitfalls.

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Process data from a weather station with Linux

A DVB-T stick retrieves information from a professional weather station and stores it in a database for downstream processing.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2024-09-27 09:39:17

Rocky Linux 9.4 and MX Linux MX-23.3

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Voice control with Home Assistant’s Assist feature

Home automation systems typically come with a web-based dashboard to control devices in your house. Home Assistant recently introduced a privacy-protecting voice system that operates locally.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2024-09-27 09:39:12

In the news: New KDE Slimbook Plasma Available for Preorder; Rhino Linux Announces Latest "Quick Update"; Plasma Desktop Will Soon Ask for Donations: Linux Market Share Hits New High; LibreOffice 24.8 Delivers New Features; Deepin 23 Offers W…

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India’s national distribution

Developed with the goal of bridging the digital divide in India, BOSS Linux offers an easy-to-use distribution for all users.

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Making a heat pump smarter with pyHPSU

This article shows how to connect a Rotex heat pump with a Raspberry Pi and integrate it into a smart home solution. Building in some legacy roller blinds helps with solar gain, but it requires some extra steps.

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Automatic installation with Ubuntu 22.04 and cloud-init

The new automatic installation method rolled out with Ubuntu 22.04 borrows some tools from the cloud configuration toolbox. We’ll show you how to get started.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2024-09-27 09:39:03

Nate explores the top FOSS including the last word in file compression, a superb Mastodon client, a Freeciv fork, and a random task selector.

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Transcode your video library with ease

You can set up an automatic transcoding tool with CasaOS, HandBrake, FileBrowser, and HAProxy, to transcode your video library with ease. We show you how to get started.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Hijacking browsers with BeEF

Bits of JavaScript from a malicious website can put your browser in a trance. A tool called BeEF encapsulates that power in a most diabolical way, providing yet another reason to avoid unknown links and keep your browser up to date.

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| by Scott Kilroy

Automating Debian installations

DebPostInstall takes the drudgery out of Debian installations.

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