Low-code programming for the Arduino with Snap4Arduino

Snap4Arduino brings the power of low-code programming to the Arduino hardware environment.

Program in the cloud with GitHub Codespaces

Imagine you want to build a program from the source code and discover that your distribution lacks the tool and software package versions you need to do so. Instead of using your own virtual machine, you can now switch to GitHub Codespaces.

Open source healthcare software

GNU Health, a flagship free software project for hospitals, helps ensure affordable healthcare for all, especially in developing countries.

Getting started with Node-RED

Node-RED lets you connect ready-made code building blocks to create event-driven applications with little or no code writing.

Create an information center with the Raspberry Pi Pico W and Python

You don’t need much to create a smart home information center – just a Raspberry Pi Pico, an ePaper panel, a battery, and some Python.

Display Live Earth as Desktop Wallpaper in Ubuntu 22.04

This simple tutorial shows how to display live earth as desktop wallpaper in Ubuntu 22.04 and Ubuntu 23.10. Ubuntu has Wallch wallpaper changer in system repository, which has option to show live earth as wallpaper. However, the app is no longer updated and the feature is broken for all current Ubuntu releases. If you’re interested […]

LibreOffice: How To Configure Font Replacements

This tutorial will help you configure font replacements on LibreOffice. This means the computer will automatically replace a font in an opened document with an existing font on your Ubuntu system, for example, replacing Times New Roman with a very iden…

Mozilla Makes Firefox Nightly Easier to Install on Ubuntu

Mozilla has announced a new APT repository to make it easier to install Firefox Nightly builds on Debian-based Linux distros, including Ubuntu.
This post, Mozilla Makes Firefox Nightly Easier to Install on Ubuntu is from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce e…

Linux 6.6 Kernel Released with Major New Features

A new Linux kernel is out, and it’s better than ever. Linux kernel 6.6 is a big update that delivers an array of improvements, including a new CPU scheduler that promises to improve performance and reduce latency, a new memory-friendly eventfs su…

Televido – Play German-language public TV in Linux

For Linux desktop user who want to access German-language public broadcasting live streams and archives, this can do the job for you. It’s televido (“Television” in Esperanto), a free and open-source tool, allowing to livestream, search, play and download media from German-language public television services. Though, ORF (Austrian TV) & SRF (Swiss TV) are also […]

GNU Guix: A build daemon in Guile

When using Guix, you might be aware of the
daemon.
It runs in the background but it’s a key component in Guix. Whenever
you’ve been using Guix to operate on the store,
whether that’s building something or downloading some substitutes,
it’s the daemo…

How to Install NVIDIA Drivers on Fedora 39/38/37 Linux

The post How to Install NVIDIA Drivers on Fedora 39/38/37 Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Do you own an NVIDIA graphics card and want to use NVIDIA drivers instead of the default Nouveau driver in Fedora to enhance yo…

Install Docker on Arch Linux

Learn how to install Docker on Arch Linux and make the environment ready to run containers with Docker Compose and tab completion.

How to remove specific lines from files using command line

Managing files via the command line requires precision. Discover how to expertly delete specific lines from your files, enhancing both clarity and data integrity with our step-by-step guide.

DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 1043

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: The Murena Two with privacy switchesNews: UBports shipping on Volla devices, Peppermint releases new ARM-powered build, Linux kernels with ten ye…

Wazuh: Free and Open-Source XDR and SIEM

Wazuh is an open-source platform designed for threat detection, prevention, and response. It can safeguard workloads in on-premises, virtual, container, and cloud settings.
The post Wazuh: Free and Open-Source XDR and SIEM appeared first on Linux Today.

Control the Size of Implicitly-Created Grid Columns and Rows in Tailwind

To control the size of a created grid column implicitly user can use the “auto-cols-auto” class and for handling the “rows” use the “auto-rows-auto” class.

10 methods to detect file system types in Linux

Determining the file system type in Linux is crucial for optimal system management and operation. Our guide walks you through 10 distinct ways to uncover the specifics of your storage architecture.

unifont @ Savannah: Unifont 15.1.04 Released

29 October 2023 Unifont 15.1.04 is now available.  This release adds the CJK Unified Ideographs Extension I glyphs (U+2EBF0..U+2EE5D).  It also includes other minor glyph and software updates.

This release no longer builds TrueType fonts by defaul…

5 ways to find large files in Linux

Large files can quickly consume disk space and potentially impact Linux system performance. Learn five efficient techniques to identify these files, ensuring your system remains streamlined and responsive.