C++ Vector of Pairs

Practical guide on the concept of C++ vector of pairs and the various examples to illustrate its practical applications for efficient manipulation of elements.

String View in C++

Tutorial on utilizing “std::string_view” in C++ for code optimization, unnecessary memory overhead reduction, and the overall efficiency of C++ applications.

C++ Std::Map::Erase Examples

Guide on the examples of “std::map::erase” function in C++ to remove the elements from “std::map” by erasing the key, iterator, range, or based on a predicate.

C++ std:any Examples

Practical guide on the features of “std::any”, its usage patterns, and practical examples that illustrate its role in writing a robust and flexible C++ code.

Special Characters in C++

Tutorial on the significance of special characters in C++ to control the flow of a program and represent the non-printable entities and illustrate their usage.

C++ Print Double Data Type

Tutorial on the concept of printing the complete value of double data types in C++ programming by utilizing the setprecision(), fixed, and scientific methods.

C++ Precedence Examples

Guide on C++ precedence examples, the order of the operators in which they are computed, and how the expressions are solved according to the order precedence.

C++ Move Constructor

Practical guide on the “move” constructor in C++ programming to effectively relocate an object’s resources to another object and the benefits of utilizing it.

C++ Getters and Setters Methods

Practical tutorial on the concept of getters and setters in C++ programming to offer a better abstraction and encapsulation of the class’s internal operations.

How to Install GNOME’s New Camera App in Ubuntu 24.04/23.10

GNOME introduced new core camera app in the release of version 45, which however not adopted as default in Ubuntu 23.10 or Fedora 39. If you want to try it out, then here’s how to do the trick in Ubuntu 24.04 and/or Ubuntu 23.10, and workaround “No Camera Found” issue. The new camera app, aka […]

Linux Foundation Newsletter: January 2024

Welcome to the Linux Foundation’s January newsletter! In this edition you’ll find new research reports, key LF Project updates, and our first Training & Certification deal of the year. Also, if you missed it, we published our 2023 Annual Report in December, “Rising Tides of Open Source.” We thank you for your continued support of […]

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freeipmi @ Savannah: FreeIPMI 1.6.12 & 1.6.13 Released

FreeIPMI 1.6.12 – 11/19/23

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o Use poll() over select() to avoid fd limit in openipmi driver.

o Fix potential portability problems on systems without cbrt().

o Minor documentation updates.

FreeIPMI 1.6.13 – 01/26/24

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FSF Blogs: FSD meeting recap 2024-01-26

Check out the important work our volunteers accomplished
at today’s Free Software Directory (FSD) IRC meeting.

FSF Blogs: FSD meeting recap 2024-01-26

Check out the important work our volunteers accomplished
at today’s Free Software Directory (FSD) IRC meeting.

Top 5 Linux Shells You Should Know About

Learn about the top five Linux shells: Bash, Zsh, Fish, Ksh, and Tcsh. Find out which one best suits your computing needs.
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Flathub Now Has Over 1 Million Active Flatpak App Users

Flathub is currently one of the most popular app stores for Linux, serving 1.6 billion downloads of over 2,400 apps in the Flatpak format, of which more than 850 have been verified by their original authors. And now, Flathub proudly announced today tha…

Redcore Linux Hardened 2401 Released, Here’s What’s New

Gentoo-based Redcore Linux Hardened 2401 rolls out with Linux kernel 6.6, PipeWire by default, and a new Sisyphus backend.
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Top 10 tools for making bootable USB drives in Linux

This article introduces 10 handy tools for Linux users to create a bootable USB drive from an ISO image. Each tool is outlined with its key features and usability, making it easier for you to choose the right software for your Linux setup and bootable …

Cryptsetup 2.7.0 Unveils Advanced OPAL Hardware Encryption Support

Cryptsetup’s new update brings hardware encryption, merging software and OPAL layers for more robust protection with trust considerations.
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Parrot 6.0 Launches With Updated Tools and Debian 12 Base

Parrot 6.0 includes advanced DKMS, Linux kernel 6.5, Raspberry Pi 5 support, new Wi-Fi drivers for network analysis, and more.
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