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What is Tor Browser (and How to Install it on Major Linux)

Discover how to safeguard your online privacy on Linux by installing Tor Browser, a secure and anonymous web browser, with step-by-step instructions and essential tips for safe browsing in this guide.
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mailutils @ Savannah: GNU mailutils version 3.17

GNU mailutils version 3.17 is available for download. This is a maintenance release, including some new features:

Use of TLS in pop3d and imap4d

If not explicitly specified, the TLS mode to use (ondemand, connect, etc.) is derived from the conf…

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anubis @ Savannah: GNU anubis version 4.3

GNU anubis version 4.3 is available for download. This is a maintenance release, including some new features:

anubisusr requires GnuTLS

New configuration statement: use-pam
 

Used in CONTROL section, this boolean statement enables or disable…

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How to Fix UFW Status Shows Inactive in Linux

The UFW in Linux is inactive by default because it can block some important ports. To make it active use ufw enable command.

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What is Vim Leader Key

In Vim, the leader key can be used to make shortcuts and commands. The slash (\) key in Vim is the default leader key, but you can change it to suit your needs.

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How to Install Joplin on Debian 12, 11, 10

In this tutorial, learn two methods to install Joplin, utilizing the command-line terminal on Debian 12, 11 or 10.
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Systemd-Free Distro Nitrux Kicks Off 2024 With New ISO Release

Uri Herrera announced today the release and general availability of Nitrux 3.2.1 as the first ISO snapshot in 2024 for this systemd-free, Debian-based, and immutable GNU/Linux distribution built around the KDE Plasma desktop environment.
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PyCharm for Linux Users: A Comprehensive Python IDE Guide

PyCharm is a leading Python IDE for Linux, known for its robust set of features that cater to both beginners and seasoned developers. This guide explores PyCharm’s capabilities, from intelligent code assistance to debugging tools, making it an indispen…

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FSF Blogs: FSD meeting recap 2024-01-05

Check out the important work our volunteers accomplished
at today’s Free Software Directory (FSD) IRC meeting.

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Best Free and Open-Source Alternatives to Apple News

Apple News is a news aggregator application that helps you stay up-to-date with news and information. News is proprietary software that is not available for Linux. We recommend the best free and open-source alternatives.
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Andy Wingo: scheme modules vs whole-program compilation: fight

In a recent dispatch, I explained the whole-program compilation
strategy used in Whiffle and
Hoot.
Today’s note explores what a correct solution might look like.being explicitConsider a module that exports an increment-this-integer procedure.
We’ll u…

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API Security in 2024: Predictions and Trends

As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, so does the complexity of API (application programming interface) security. With the proliferation of APIs in modern applications and services, organizations will need to develop a better und…

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Debian Bookworm and Bullseye Users Receive Important Linux Security Updates

The Debian Project kicked off 2024 with two important Linux kernel security updates for its supported Debian GNU/Linux 12 “Bookworm” and Debian GNU/Linux 11 “Bullseye” operating system series, addressing multiple security vulnerabilities.
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Insights Into The Linux Foundation’s 2023 Annual Report

The Linux Foundation’s 2023 annual report: Here’s where funds were allocated to boost open-source innovation and growth.
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Linux Mint 21.3 EDGE ISO to Ship with Linux 6.5, Addressing Hardware Issues

First of all, it looks like not all the bugs that have been reported by users during the beta phase of Linux Mint 21.3 were addressed, which means that we will have to wait a little longer for the final release to hit the streets. Unfortunately, the Linux Mint team didn’t provide a release date […]

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Vim 9.1 Adds Virtual Text, Smooth Scrolling, and More

Latest Vim 9.1: Remembering Bram Moolenaar, featuring new :defer command, virtual-text support, and EditorConfig plugin. See what’s new.
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Distribution Release: Relianoid 7.1

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Relianoid is a Debian-based Linux distribution for load balancing. The distribution offers a load balancing oriented operating system for testing, development, and quality assurance envi…

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Lossless Cut – Swiss Army Knife of Video Cutter added Full-Screen Support

Lossless Cut, the popular free open-source video cutting/trimming tool, updated recently with full-screen support. There are a few tools to cut out a fragment of a video in Linux, besides using heavy video editor application (e.g., Kdenlive and OpenShot). They include Video Trimmer, VidCutter. However, Lossless Cut is my top favorite one! It lets you […]

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Andy Wingo: v8’s precise field-logging remembered set

A remembered set is used by a garbage collector to identify graph
edges between partitioned sub-spaces of a heap. The canonical example
is in generational collection, where you allocate new objects in
newspace, and eventually promote survivor object…

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How to Create Nodes in Kubernetes

In minikube, add a node using “minikube node add” command. In Kind, add nodes in config file and create the cluster. In k3d, use “k3d node create” command.

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