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In Kernel News: Removing the Thorn and What Do You Do When There’s Nothing to Do?
Read MoreIn Kernel News: Removing the Thorn and What Do You Do When There’s Nothing to Do?
Read MoreGraham looks at Graphite, retrogram~rtlsdr, Piano Forte, OneTrick SIMIAN, The Command Line Murders, and more!
Read MoreTube Archivist indexes videos or entire channels from YouTube in order to download them with the help of the yt-dlp tool.
Read MoreNo one would accuse us of being a business and finance magazine, but we do cover technology, and the tides of tech often follow the tidings of business events. I sometimes wonder if our discussions of business sound as fluffy to business people as a bu…
Read MoreThe chattr and lsattr commands offer users a convenient way to modify and display advanced file attributes.
Read MoreUpgrade your computer with LEDs, buttons, or sensors to control a microcontroller board over USB from your web browser.
Read MoreThis month, Mike Schilli writes a quick terminal UI in Go to help track down space hogs on his hard disk.
Read MoreIn the news: KSMBD Finally Reaches a Stable State; Nitrux 3.0.0; Linux From Scratch 12.0; Linux Kernel 6.5; UbuntuDDE 23.04; Star Labs Reveals a New Surface-Like Linux Tablet; SUSE Going Private (Again); Devuan GNU+Linux; CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE Form All…
Read MoreblendOS uses container technology to allow different distributions to coexist on a single desktop environment. Bruce talks to Rudra Saraswat, blendOS’s 13-year-old developer.
Read MoreWith a little help from Blender you can create your own 3D models – including animations. This article shows you how to assemble a partially automated virtual watch model with Blender and Python.
Read MoreIf you want to stay anonymous on the web, you don’t need the Tor browser or a Tor-based distro like Tails. ProxyChains obscures your presence through proxies – with or without Tor on the back end.
Read MoreNiche hardware from the olden days does not always embrace the network. Attaching a Raspberry Pi or other single board computer can add lots of new functionality.
Read MoreDo you think ChatGPT only works in your web browser? You can also access the global chat phenomenon from your desktop – or even from the Linux command line.
Read MoreFrom no licenses to too many, software copyright finally made its way to including today’s free software designation.
Read MoreWith an ESP32 or Raspberry Pi Pico W microcontroller board, you can easily create your own home automation devices. Thanks to ESPHome, you don’t even have to be a programmer.
Read MoreLTS support for the Linux kernel is about to undergo some serious changes that will have a considerable impact on the future.
Read MoreMariaDB, a popular open-source relational database management system, is renowned as a robust and reliable MySQL alternative. It’s favored by many for its advanced features, speed, and security. For Linux users, integrating MariaDB can supercharge data…
Read Moretstock is an open-source command-line tool written in Python that generates stock charts in the terminal. Learn more here.
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