Want a new Linux experience? Rhino Linux, still in beta, gives users a rolling Ubuntu experience with an Arch AUR taste.
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From May 8 to May 12, over 2000 people from the open source community and over 1400 virtual attendees gathered in the beautiful Pacific Northwest city of Vancouver, British Columbia, for the Linux Foundation’s premier annual conference, Open Source Summit North America (OSSNA), and related community events. And what a week it was!
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Marc Prioleau, a seasoned business development executive with over two decades of experience in the mapping and location industry, is the new Executive Director of the recently launched Overture Maps Foundation (OMF). The OMF is an initiative launched by the Linux Foundation, focusing on creating high-quality, interoperable open map data for organizations that use the data to develop mapping and location services.
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Read MoreRocky Linux is a community enterprise operating system designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The project’s latest update is Rocky Linux 9.2 which includes a number of fixes and improvements. The release announcemen…
Read MoreThe “sum()” and “len()” functions, the “numpy” library, the “statistics” module, or the “for” loop is used to get the list average in Python.
Read MoreThe Dent network operating system is adding capabilities that will help to make edge and enterprise deployments more efficient.
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To convert a list to DataFrame in Python, apply the “pd.DataFrame()” function, “numpy.reshape()” function, “pd.concat()” function, etc.
Read MoreLinux audio and video commands are useful for developers, audio engineers, and video editors who work with multimedia files on Linux.
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To convert a set into a list in Python, utilize the “list()” function, a “for” loop, or the “List Comprehension” approach.
Read MoreThe Amnesic Incognito Live System (Tails) is a Debian-based live DVD/USB with the goal of providing complete Internet anonymity for the user. The project has added a few new tools to the distribution in Tails 5.13, including the cURL downloading progr…
Read MoreThe “sqrt()” method of the “math” module in Python can be utilized to calculate the square root of the provided/given number.
Read MoreIn this tutorial, we’ll show you how to change the SSH port in Linux systems, so you can have more control over your system security.
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New to Linux Mint? It has an excellent system updater tool. Learn about this tool and the best practices you should follow.
Read MoreLinux compression and archiving commands reduce the size of files and directories as well as group and store them. Learn more here.
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Linux system initialization commands are used to improve system performance, automate tasks, and ensure reliable system operation. Learn more here.
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To convert list elements to lowercase in Python, use “string.lower()” method, “map()” function, “for” loop with “append()” method, or “List Comprehension”.
Read MoreGuide on the different examples of creating a single or multi-column indexes in PostgreSQL to eliminate the duplicates and concurrent indexes to avoid locking.
Read MoreGuide on how to sort the linked list in C++ programming language to organize the data in a network of nodes to organize it alphabetically by a given key value.
Read MoreHow to declare and use an enumerator in C and its constants and assign a value to each of them using the default enumeration or by defining them yourself.
Read MoreKeePassXC 2.7.5 now has an “Allow Screen Capture” option in the View menu as well as support for the latest Botan 3 C++ cryptography library.
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