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Easy tools for archiving your datasets

Linux supports a number of easy graphical tools for saving data to compressed archives.

Designing field-programmable gate arrays

Learn what FPGAs are, how they work, and how to design FPGA integrated circuits on Linux.

Tracking the energy use of household appliances

Want to bring down your electric bill? Investigate your favorite household appliances with a consumption meter and a Raspberry Pi.

All-around system maintenance tool

No other operating system offers as many free tools for system maintenance and data recovery as Linux. Snal Linux combines these tools to create a compact Live distribution.

GatsbyJS – Build Blazing Fast Websites [Part 1]

In the world of web development, there is a continuous search for tools and frameworks that can make the development process more efficient and the final product better. One such tool that has recently gained popularity is GatsbyJS, a modern static site generator that combines the best of React, Webpack, and GraphQL. GatsbyJS enables developers to create blazing-fast websites with rich features and excellent performance. On LinuxAndUbuntu, I am starting a series of articles to teach GatsbyJS. The series will cover various topics that will help any new users with basic understanding of React library to develop applications with GatsbyJS.…

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Database Trends Spotted at KubeCon Europe

Much more work needs to be done to bridge the gaps between database management systems, containers, and cloud-native computing.
The post Database Trends Spotted at KubeCon Europe appeared first on Linux Today.

Generative AI and Security: Balancing Performance and Risk

Are we moving too fast with AI? Nearly all tech companies are moving to incorporate generative AI, and industry luminaries are weighing in.
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How to Run an Ubuntu Update

Learn how to run an Ubuntu update, how to update your software and packages, and how to update the version of Ubuntu you’re running.
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Linux Mint 21.2 Makes Tooltips & Notifications More Colourful

Linux Mint 21.2 is be the next major update to this popular Ubuntu-based Linux distribution and, when it arrives, it’ll be sporting some In his latest monthly update, Linux Mint’s lead developer details work done to improve the look of tool…

OpenJS Foundation Receives Major Government Investment from Sovereign Tech Fund for Web Security and Stability

Read the original post at: Read More The post OpenJS Foundation Receives Major Government Investment from Sovereign Tech Fund for Web Security and Stability appeared first on Linux.com.

Applying for and working on LFX Mentorship at CNCF Kyverno Project: A first-person perspective

Read the original blog at Read More The post Applying for and working on LFX Mentorship at CNCF Kyverno Project: A first-person perspective appeared first on Linux.com.

Debian 12 ‘Bookworm’ New Features and Release Date

Debian 12 Bookworm is almost here, with many improvements and new features over Debian 11 Bullseye. Learn more here.
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Flyte adopts a new community governance model

Author: David Espejo (OSS Developer Advocate, Union.ai)
“The barrier to entry in AI is lower than ever before, thanks to open source software” says Dr. Ibrahim Haddad, Executive Director of the AI & Data Foundation, the organization that hosts some of the most critical projects in the ML/Data ecosystem. Keeping those barriers low, and creating new mechanisms for AI practitioners to develop expertise by contributing to open source, is a top priority for projects like Flyte.

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Andy Wingo: structure and interpretation of ark

Hello, dear readers! Today’s article describes Ark, a new
JavaScript-based mobile development platform. If you haven’t read them
yet, you might want to start by having a look at my past articles on
Capacitor,
React
Native,
NativeScript,
and
Flutter…

8 Uniq Command Examples [Remove Duplicate Lines in Linux]

The post 8 Uniq Command Examples [Remove Duplicate Lines in Linux] first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .As Linux users, we interact with various types of files on a regular basis. One of the most common file types on any compute…

How to upload files to a remote system over SSH

Uploading files to a remote system over SSH is an essential skill for managing servers and remote systems. Securely transferring files is made easy with two popular command-line tools: SCP (Secure Copy) and SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol). Both to…

Fedora Onyx With Budgie Can Join the Immutable Fedora OSes

Fedora Onyx running the Budgie desktop may join the family of Fedora’s immutable OSes with the next Fedora 39 release.
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Debian 11.7 ‘Bullseye’ Is Here as a Bug Fix Release

Debian 11.7 “Bullseye” is out delivering essential bug fixes, ensuring stable and reliable performance for all users.
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Top 10 Lightweight Linux Distros: Your Best Options in 2023

Lightweight Linux distributions are gaining popularity as they offer an excellent way to breathe new life into older hardware or provide a snappier experience on modern systems. These distros are designed to be resource-efficient, requiring minimal sys…