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Bodhi Linux 7.0 Released With Linux Kernel 6.4

Bodhi Linux 7.0 introduces a new flavor called “s76” that features Linux 6.4, packaged by System76 for those who want cutting-edge performance.
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Ubuntu 23.10’s New Development Wallpaper (Sunglasses Advised)

A new temporary wallpaper is being introduced in Ubuntu 23.10 “Mantic Minotaur”, which is currently under active development. The aim of the background is to make it “more obvious when testing the mantic daily that it is not lunar any…

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How attackers slip inside WordPress

WordPress is an incredibly popular tool for building websites, and don’t think the attackers haven’t noticed. We’ll show you what to watch for.

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Bulk renaming files with the rename command

The rename command is a powerful means to simultaneously rename or even move multiple files following a given pattern.

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Quality-testing for Debian packages

The adequate command-line tool helps users pinpoint problems with installed DEB packages.

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Understanding reverse shells

Firewalls block shell access from outside the network. But what if the shell is launched from the inside?

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2023-08-23 02:39:27

In kernel news: Heap Hardening Against Hostile Spraying; and Core Contention Improvements … or Not.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2023-08-23 02:39:26

This month Graham looks at Gyroflow, gRainbow, Polyrhythmix, mfp, Mission Center, and more!

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Musical Chairs

Last month I used this space to talk about IBM/Red Hat’s plan to restrict access to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) source code. This eerie announcement, which seemed quite contrary to the ideals of free software, sent shock waves through the community.

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Multifaceted backups with Kopia

Data deduplication, encryption, compression, incremental backups, error correction, and support for snapshots and popular cloud storage services: Kopia delivers.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2023-08-23 02:39:19

AlmaLinux 9.2 and blendOS

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Picking locks with local file inclusion

A local file inclusion attack uses files that are already on the target system.

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Screenshot tools for the command line

Linux is awash in desktop screenshot tools, but what if you want to take a quick screenshot from a terminal window?

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From Contract Law to Copyright

The ideas about and methods for protecting software rights have evolved as computers have moved from expensive and relatively rare to far more affordable and ubiquitous.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2023-08-23 02:39:14

This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2023-08-23 02:39:14

In the news: Nitrux 2.9.1 Available and Uses a Newer Linux Kernel; Zorin OS 16.3; Mageia 9 RC1; Linux Mint 21.2; AlmaLinux Will No Longer Aim for 1:1 RHEL Compatibility; Canonical Announces Real-Time Ubuntu for Intel Core; EU-US Data Privacy Framework …

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The Fediverse’s answer to Reddit

With Reddit closing off access to its API, it is time to look to the Fediverse for an alternative.

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Understanding privilege escalation

Even a small configuration error or oversight can create an opening for privilege escalation. These real-world escalation techniques will help you understand what to watch for.

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Use gestures to browse a document on your Raspberry Pi

Have you found yourself following instructions on a device for repairing equipment or been half-way through a recipe, up to your elbows in grime or ingredients, then needed to turn or scroll down a page? Wouldn’t you rather your Raspberry Pi do the hon…

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DietPi lean server distribution

The DietPi minimalist distribution improves the performance of the Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers as servers and desktops and comes with more than 200 specially chosen applications and services.

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