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FSF Blogs: September GNU Spotlight with Amin Bandali: Seventeen new GNU releases!

September GNU Spotlight with Amin Bandali: Seventeen new GNU releases!

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Linux Lite 6.2 Is Slated for Release on November 1st

The upcoming Linux Lite 6.2 release promises a revamped Lite Upgrade utility with a new end-user dialog and other features. Learn more here.
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Debian Decided to Include Non-Free Firmware in the Installer

Debian has always aimed to adhere to the spirit of FOSS as closely as possible. However, Debian has now decided to include non-free firmware. Learn more here.
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How To Install Netbeans with GUI Designer on Ubuntu

This tutorial will explain how you can install Netbeans, the one of the most popular free software Java IDEs, completely with GUI designer. The graphical user interface (GUI) designer, also called rapid application development (RAD) tool, is a visual w…

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Linux Kernel 6.0 Officially Released

Although it will be some time before most Linux distributions ship with the latest kernel, the next major release is now available.

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Test your Linux system with LTP

The Linux Test Project (LTP) offers a comprehensive suite of tests to cover the reliability, robustness, and stability of Linux subsystems.
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GNU Linux-Libre 6.0 Kernel Released

Based on the recently released Linux 6.0 kernel series, the GNU Linux-libre 6.0 kernel is here to clean up proprietary code. Learn more here.
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Linux Kernel 6.0 Officially Released, This Is What’s New

After being in development for two months, Linux kernel 6.0 is finally here with several new features. Learn more here.
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Here come the new Red Hat Enterprise Linux distros

Red Hat ups its security and developer game in its RHEL 8.7 and 9.1 betas.

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Linux 6.0 arrives as Linus Torvalds promises ‘core new things’ ahead

Linux 6.0 is a major new kernel number, but doesn’t represent big fundamental changes. That’s coming in Linux 6.1.

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Linux Kernel 6.0 Released! How to Install it in Ubuntu 22.04

Linux Kernel 6.0 was released hours ago! Here are the new features and how to install instructions for Ubuntu 22.04. “So, as is hopefully clear to everybody, the major version number change is more about me running out of fingers and toes than it is about any big fundamental changes.” Linus Torvalds announced. New Features […]

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Andy Wingo: on “correct and efficient work-stealing for weak memory models”

Hello all, a quick post today. Inspired by Rust as a Language for High Performance GC Implementation by Yi Lin et al, a few months ago I had a look to see how the basic Rust concurrency facilities that they used were implemented.One of the key compo…

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CPU-X an Alternative to CPU-Z for Linux

Popular Windows tool CPU-Z is not available for Linux. However, there is a similar tool called CPU-X. Check it out for getting CPU and other hardware info in Linux.

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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 988

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: SpiralLinux 11.220628News: SUSE begins releasing ALP prototypes, Fedora drops support for some codecs in the Mesa package, Mint presents new features, changes to Debian’s install mediaQuestions and answers: Fin…

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Linux Kernel 6.0 Released, This is What’s New

The Linux kernel 6.0 release is full of welcome changes, which we look at in this post. From new hardware support to networking, security, and performance.
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How to Execute Commands on Remote Linux Systems via SSH

Want to run a command or program remotely? Learn how to execute commands on remote Linux systems via SSH here.
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Desktop Planetarium Stellarium 1.0 Released! [Ubuntu PPA]

After more than 20 years of development, the popular planetarium ‘Stellarium’ finally reached 1.0 release. Stellarium 1.0 is the first released ported to Qt6 framework, though Qt5 is still supported! It features: A new, much better skylight model, but MacOS and OpenGL ES2 not supported. Many details around eclipses Updated Observation List features New features […]

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Secure FTP Server with SSL/TLS in Rocky Linux

In this article, we will demonstrate how to secure an FTP server with SSL/TLS in Rocky Linux. Learn more here.
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Getting Started With Fedora

This is a collection of tutorials that are useful for new Fedora users.

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How to Write and Use a Derivative Symbol in LaTeX

In this tutorial, we have explained the approaches to writing and using derivative symbols in LaTeX. You can also manually create a derivative symbol in Latex.

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