Open-source forum software Discourse has a new major upgrade! Check out the many new features and improvements here.
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Natives in Tech is calling on the Apache Foundation to change its name on grounds that the company has appropriated the Apache tribe’s name.
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The world’s largest gathering of Apache Cassandra® community members features 60 sessions showcasing how organizations everywhere are bridging Cassandra to the future. SAN FRANCISCO, January 18, 2023 — The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced the full schedule for Cassandra Summit, a 2-day conference focused on Apache Cassandra®… […]
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The user-space application software iptables allows you to configure the tables supplied by the Linux distro firewall and the chains and rules stored in them. The iptables kernel module only applies to IPv4 traffic; to create firewall rules for IPv6 co…
All Thing’s Open’s expansion into North Carolina’s largest city will be begin with a free Meetup by podcast host Mike Bifulco, and will be followed in March by this year’s Open Source 101.
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Browsing on Linux just got a whole lot better! Chrome and Chromium 109 update brings faster scrolling for a seamless experience.
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Use FleetDM to optimize system monitoring with Osquery Image Photo by Christina Morillo from Pexels Get started with FleetDM, an open source tool to submit and schedule queries across your Osquery agents, filtering them as needed. Posted: January 18, 2023 | %t min read| by Anthony Critelli (Sudoer) Topics: Monitoring Command line utilities Read the full article on […]
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Due to popular requests, System76 has been hard at work on a refreshed Pangolin laptop that will feature the new AMD Ryzen 7 6800U processor.
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Despite Brave Software basing its business model on cryptocurrency, Brave is a great web browser that can easily be used.
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Experience the Graphite theme for the GNOME desktop, which supports GTK4 and brings several variants with a dark and light combo.
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To fix the “IRQL_UNEXPECTED_VALUE” error on Windows 10, update the Device Driver, execute DISM Scan, or run Windows in Safe Mode.
With a Gnome desktop that offers different layouts and a custom kernel, PikaOS is a great option for gamers of all types.
The darling of open-source-powered laptops and desktops will soon drop a new AMD Ryzen 7-powered version of their popular Pangolin laptop.
Debian and Ubuntu are two of the most popular Linux distros. In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about Debian versus Ubuntu to help you decide which is best for you.
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Last summer GNOME invited its users to run a simple information collection tool to provide them with data on how they configure their systems. And now it’s sharing details about…
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RSS feeds remain one of the best ways to keep a (non-algorithmically-adjusted) eye on the latest content from your favourite websites, blogs, projects, and more. When combined with an RSS…
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This tutorial explains the basics of the whereis command in Linux and BSD, with its parameters, syntax, usage, and various examples.
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Practical tutorial on the different ways of renaming the batch of files in Linux using the mv, re-name, mmv, and qmv commands with the loop or other commands.
Practical tutorial on the general overview of the hostPath and a demonstration on how to create and configure the hostPath mounts in practice with examples.
Comprehensive tutorial on the different common uses of the pipe (|) operator of Bash to execute two or more commands at a time in Linux using various examples.