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How To Limit Rate of Connections (Requests) in NGINX

The post How To Limit Rate of Connections (Requests) in NGINX first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .In our last article which is part of our NGINX traffic management series, we discussed how to limit the number of connections in …

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Enterprise Resource Planning with BlueSeer

An open source ERP solution can save you thousands of dollars – in licensing fees as well as customization expenses. BlueSeer is an open source ERP solution that runs on the Linux desktop.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-05-06 00:42:45

In Kernel News; Retargeting the Magic SysRq Key; and The Seventh Circle of Bug-Tracking Hell.

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Setting up a data analytics environment in Linux with Python

The Knowledge Discovery in Data Mining (KDD) method breaks the business of data analytics into easy-to-understand steps. We’ll show you how to get started with KDD and Python.

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Monitoring application data traffic

OpenSnitch, an application-based firewall, protects you from unwanted data leaks by letting you set customized rules for all your applications.

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Office in the Sky

The past few years have seen some encouraging signs from Microsoft. For instance, they no longer propagate transparent and self-serving falsehoods about Linux at every opportunity. However, recent events indicate that maybe the new Microsoft might be a…

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-05-06 00:42:29

Zorin OS 16.1 Core and Super GRUB2 Disk

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Exploring the XMonad tiling window manager

Many users never look back once they get started with a tiling window manager. A close look at XMonad shows why.

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The return of the tiling window manager

Tiling desktops have been experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Here are a few options that can help keep your desktop better organized.

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Assembler programming on the Raspberry Pi

Talk to your Raspberry Pi in its native assembler language.

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Planning for the unexpected

Open source software and hardware are the best choice to protect against supply chain disruption.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-05-06 00:42:11

In the news: Microsoft Expands Their Windows Subsystem for Linux Offerings with AlmaLinux; Debian 11.3 Released with Numerous Bug and Security Fixes; The First Alpha of Asahi Linux Is Available; Zorin OS 16.1 Released with a New Kernel for Better Hardw…

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Integrate hardware components with pluggable systems

Ecosystems with pluggable Raspberry Pi modules, sensors, and displays are a great choice if you don’t want to – or can’t – solder but still want to extend your hardware.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-05-06 00:42:00

This month in Linux Voice.

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Current desktop innovation

Pop!_OS, known for its innovation, customization, and user-friendliness, features one of the easiest tiling desktop options available.

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RAW development with Vulkan darktable

The RAW converter Vulkan darktable outpaces its competitors with a modern node-graph-based architecture and massive use of the GPU.

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Solve Wordle puzzles with regular expressions

Five letters, one word, six tries – that’s Wordle. You can solve any Wordle in just a few steps and gain practical experience using grep and regular expressions.

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A command-line network intrusion detection system

Snort lets you protect your network from intruders with a customizable ruleset.

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An updated Xfce desktop with Twister UI

Twister UI modernizes the Xfce desktop, making it ideal for both new users and old hardware.

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Implementing Zero Trust Security

Some old-school admins are still philosophizing about secure internal networks, but the experts have already moved on: Zero trust architectures use a reliable but complex strategy to protect the network from all threats – inside and outside.

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