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Why We Need Open Source Mentorship Programs at the Linux Foundation

Speed mentoring session at Open Source Summit North America 2022

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KDE Introduces Fedora Kinoite Nightly for Developers

KDE and Fedora announced Fedora Kinoite Nightly and Beta edition for development builds of KDE Plasma with Fedora stable base.
The post KDE Introduces Fedora Kinoite Nightly for Developers appeared first on Linux Today.

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New Video Gives Early Look at GNOME Shell for Mobile Devices

Last year GNOME developers landed a grant from the German government to help fund work on adapting GNOME Shell to mobile devices. Though much of that effort is in (active)…

The post New Video Gives Early Look at GNOME Shell for Mobile Devices is from OMG! Linux and reproduction without permission is, like, a nope.

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FSF board adopts updated by-laws to protect copyleft

BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA — Tuesday, January 24, 2023 — The
board of the Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced it
has adopted updated bylaws for the nonprofit effective Feb. 1,
2023.

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FSF News: FSF board adopts updated by-laws to protect copyleft

BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA — Tuesday, January 24, 2023 — The
board of the Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced it
has adopted updated bylaws for the nonprofit effective Feb. 1,
2023.

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How to get started with Git on Linux

If you’ve begun your journey as a developer, chances are pretty good you’ll need to know how to use Git. Here’s an introductory guide that walks you through the basics on Linux.

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Anonymous OS Tails 5.9 Ships With Linux Kernel 6.0

Most issues in Tails 5.8 were solved by upgrading the kernel to Linux 6.0.12 in the Anonymous OS Tails 5.9 release.
The post Anonymous OS Tails 5.9 Ships With Linux Kernel 6.0 appeared first on Linux Today.

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How to deploy a web service on OpenShift

Learn how to containerize an application, create a deployment, and expose the service using HTTP.
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Find Out What’s New in Winget 1.4

WinGet 1.4 has been released with support for installing .zip-based packages and a few notable changes to existing features.
The post Find Out What’s New in Winget 1.4 appeared first on Linux Today.

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GStreamer 1.22 Improves AV1 and WebRTC Support

GStreamer 1.22 includes AV1 video codec support improvements as well as support for the  WebRTC communication platform.
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Wine 8.0 Released, This is What’s New (Spoiler: A Lot)

Developers uncorked a brand new release of Wine, the open source compatibility layer that enables Windows apps to run on Linux. A substantial update, Wine 8.0 is distilled from a year’s worth of active development. A wealth of improvements are pr…

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Xubuntu-Based Freespire 9.0 Releases With Xfce 4.18

Based on Xubuntu 22.04.1 LTS, the Freespire 9.0 release offers users a solid Ubuntu experience with the addition of the latest and greatest Xfce 4.18 desktop environment.
The post Xubuntu-Based Freespire 9.0 Releases With Xfce 4.18 appeared first on Li…

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HandBrake 1.6.1 Fixes Intel QSV Hardware Detection on Linux

For Linux users, HandBrake 1.6.1 is here to address the detection of Intel QSV hardware, though the devs note the fact that this is only a partial fix, for now.
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February is ‘Linux Desktop Environment’ Month on FOSS Force

New and experienced users alike can learn everything they need to know and more about Linux desktop environments here.
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14 Rust Tools for Linux Terminal Dwellers

Rust-powered tools for the terminal? Here are some of the best options as alternatives to some popular command-line tools!

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Andy Wingo: parallel ephemeron tracing

Hello all, and happy new year. Today’s note continues the series on
implementing ephemerons in a garbage
collector.In our last
dispatch we
looked at a serial algorithm to trace ephemerons. However, production
garbage collectors are parallel: during…

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How to Find Parent Process PPID in Linux

The post How to Find Parent Process PPID in Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Every time a program is executed, the kernel creates a process associated with the program. Simply put, a process is a running instance of a …

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Web Application Information Gathering with Kali Linux

Whois and NSLookup are powerful information gathering tools in Kali Linux. It gives you so much detailed information about your target domain name.

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Web Application Gathering Information with Kali Linux

Guide on how to Scan the Website Applications Technology and Vulnerability and identify the technology behind a website

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Evil Twin Attack with Airgeddon in Kali Linux

Use you Airgeddon, an open-source tool used to hack a Wi-Fi password using Evil Twin attack

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