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How to Monitor Network Traffic with vnStat on Ubuntu 22.04

vnStat is a free, open-source, and console-based network traffic monitoring tool for Linux operating system. Lightweight and low CPU usage. This tutorial will show you how to install and use the VnStat tool to monitor network traffic on Ubuntu 22.04.

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How to Install a DNS Server with BIND on Rocky Linux 9

BIND or Berkeley Internet Name Domain is free and open-source DNS Server software. It’s one of the most popular DNS server software used by more than 70% of DNS on the Internet. This tutorial will show you how to set up DNS Server with BIND on a Rocky …

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How to Enable SSL for PostgreSQL connections

By default, all PostgreSQL connections are insecure, which can cause security issues when run in high-traffic production environments. This tutorial will teach you how to enable SSL for PostgreSQL connections.

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Top 200 Most Common Passwords in 2022 Are Bad

2023 is almost upon us, but despite yearly entreates to users to improve their passwords, weak and often (re)used passwords are obviously still a problem.
The post Top 200 Most Common Passwords in 2022 Are Bad appeared first on Linux Today.

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Battle of the Texts and the Unicode Savior

We all know how to type text on the keyboard. Don’t we?

So, may I challenge you to type that text in your favorite text editor:

«Ayumi moved to Tokyo in 1993 to pursue her career» said Dmitrii

This text is challenging to type since it contains:

  • typographical signs not directly available on the keyboard,
  • hiragana Japanese characters,
  • the name
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Battle of the Texts and the Unicode Savior

You never realize that typing text on the computer could be complicated until you have to deal with other languages. See how Unicode helps in such cases.

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How to Connect Remote Linux via SSH ProxyJump and ProxyCommand

The post How to Connect Remote Linux via SSH ProxyJump and ProxyCommand first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Brief: In this guide, we demonstrate how to use SSH ProxyJump and SSH ProxyCommand commands when connecting to a jump s…

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System76 Unveils a Full-Size, Open-Source Configurable Keyboard

System76 has prepared a nice Christmas present for all of us: the Launch Heavy keyboard, a new full-size model that comes with new features.
The post System76 Unveils a Full-Size, Open-Source Configurable Keyboard appeared first on Linux Today.

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Deepin 20.8 Comes With a Brand-New Deepin Home App

Deepin 20.8 is powered by Linux kernel 5.15 LTS, bringing a new set of desktop features and improvements.
The post Deepin 20.8 Comes With a Brand-New Deepin Home App appeared first on Linux Today.

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Kdenlive 22.12 Released with “Major Overhaul” of Edit Markers

A new version of Kdenlive, a Qt-based open source video editor for Windows, macOS, and Linux is out. I run through what’s new and where to download it.
This post, Kdenlive 22.12 Released with “Major Overhaul” of Edit Markers is from OMG! Ub…

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KDE Gear 22.12 Improves Dolphin, Gwenview, and More

KDE Gear 22.12 brings improvements to the Dolphin file manager with Selection Mode, which makes it easy to manage permissions remotely. Learn more here.
The post KDE Gear 22.12 Improves Dolphin, Gwenview, and More appeared first on Linux Today.

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Cygwin 3.4.0 is Here as the Last Release Supporting Windows 7, 8

Cygwin, a Linux-like environment for Windows, released version 3.4.0, which comes with full ASLR enabled by default. Learn more here.
The post Cygwin 3.4.0 is Here as the Last Release Supporting Windows 7, 8 appeared first on Linux Today.

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Initial Support for Rust in the Linux Kernel is Finally Released

The 6.1 LTS version of the Linux kernel, which includes initial support for Rust, has been made available for general usage.

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Asahi Linux Brings Hardware Acceleration to Apple Silicon Systems

Asahi Linux devs announced the first public Apple Silicon GPU driver release, bringing OpenGL support to all Apple M-series systems.
The post Asahi Linux Brings Hardware Acceleration to Apple Silicon Systems appeared first on Linux Today.

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How to copy Docker images to Podman

Transitioning your data from Docker to Podman is not very difficult to do if you understand container transports.
Read More at Enable SysadminThe post How to copy Docker images to Podman appeared first on Linux.com.

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How to Add, Delete, and Grant Sudo Privileges in Fedora 37

This guide explains how to add, delete, and grant sudo privileges to users in Fedora 37 desktop and server editions.
The post How to Add, Delete, and Grant Sudo Privileges in Fedora 37 appeared first on Linux Today.

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The future of finance belongs to open source

The Fintech Open Source Foundation has found banks and other financial organizations are no longer just using open-source software, they’re building and sharing it.

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Mozilla Firefox 108 is Now Available to Download

Mozilla Firefox 108 is the latest version of the browser to be made available to download. We look at the changes it offers to users, and where to download.
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How to enable folder colors in Ubuntu-based Linux distributions

To make the Ubuntu default file manager easier to use, you can install a new feature called Folder’s Color. Now you can better tell what’s what in your file manager.

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How to Fix the Buzzing Noise Coming From Your Speakers in Linux

Noticing a constant buzzing noise from the speakers in your Linux system? Here’s why that happens and how you can fix it.
The post How to Fix the Buzzing Noise Coming From Your Speakers in Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

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