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How to Validate Radio Button Using JavaScript

To validate a radio button using JavaScript, use the “checked” property of the radio button element to check whether it is selected.

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How to Install and Configure GlusterFS on Ubuntu 22.04

GlusterFS is a free, open-source and software-defined distributed storage developed by Gluster Inc, and then by Redhat. It provides interfaces for object, block, and file storage and is used for high data-intensive workloads such as cloud storage, CDN,…

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5 Best Lightweight Linux Distributions for Running Containers

The post 5 Best Lightweight Linux Distributions for Running Containers first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Are you looking for a Linux operating system optimized for running containers with minimal footprints, fast boot times, …

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FSF Blogs: The LibrePlanet 2023: Charting the Course schedule is here for March, 18 and 19

The schedule for LibrePlanet 2023 has just been announced.

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The guide to managing users and groups in Ubuntu

In Ubuntu, managing users and groups is an essential task that allows system administrators to control access to the system and its resources. A user is an individual who can log into the system and perform tasks, while a group is a collection of users…

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Development Release: Neptune 7.9 Beta 1

Neptune is a GNU/Linux distribution for desktops which is based on Debian. The project has published a new testing snapshot, Neptune 7.9 Beta 1. The release announcement reads: “As by our tradition Neptune 7.9 Beta 1 ISO is now available on time for C…

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Major Homebrew 4.0/4.1 Release Highlights

The major release of Homebrew 4.0/4.1 added a number of new features and improvements to the package manager. Learn more here.
The post Major Homebrew 4.0/4.1 Release Highlights appeared first on Linux Today.

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700+ Malicious Open-Source Packages Found in npm and PyPI

Last month, security researchers at Sonatype caught 691 malicious packages in the npm registry and 49 in the PyPI registry.
The post 700+ Malicious Open-Source Packages Found in npm and PyPI appeared first on Linux Today.

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Clonezilla Live 3.0.3 Supports Multiple LUKS Devices, Linux 6.1 LTS

Clonezilla 3.0.3 bumps the Linux kernel from the now deprecated Linux 6.0 to and now ships with Linux kernel 6.1.11 by default.
The post Clonezilla Live 3.0.3 Supports Multiple LUKS Devices, Linux 6.1 LTS appeared first on Linux Today.

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a2ps @ Savannah: a2ps 4.14.95 released [alpha]

This alpha release benefits from feedback from the platform-testers list
(mostly Bruno Haible, thanks Bruno!) The work is all on the build system.
If you have not tried a previous alpha release for functionality, now is the
time!

Here are the com…

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GNU Guix: Dissecting Guix, Part 2: The Store Monad

Hello again!In the last post,
we briefly mentioned the with-store and run-with-store macros. Today, we’ll
be looking at those in further detail, along with the related monad library and
the %store-monad!Typically, we use monads to chain operations t…

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a2ps @ Savannah: a2ps 4.14.95 released [alpha]

This alpha release benefits from feedback from the platform-testers list
(mostly Bruno Haible, thanks Bruno!) The work is all on the build system.
If you have not tried a previous alpha release for functionality, now is the
time!

Here are the compr…

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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Now Powered by Linux 5.19 HWE

The Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS point release will ship with a newer kernel, namely Linux 5.19 HWE (Hardware Enablement) from the Ubuntu 22.10 release.
The post Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Now Powered by Linux 5.19 HWE appeared first on Linux Today.

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Kubuntu Focus NX Mini Linux PC Gen2 Now Available

If you’re in the market for a Linux-powered system optimized for the KDE Plasma, the Kubuntu Focus NX Mini Linux PC Gen2 is now available.
The post Kubuntu Focus NX Mini Linux PC Gen2 Now Available appeared first on Linux Today.

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7 Smart Solutions For Improving Manufacturing Efficiency

Manufacturing efficiency generally refers to the ability of a manufacturer to produce goods at the lowest possible cost and meet the demands of the market within a certain time frame. Of course, as you can imagine, one’s production is only as effective…

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How to Install Elastic Stack on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

Elastic Stack (Formerly ELK Stack) is a group of open-source software created by Elastic for collecting data from multiple sources. It allows you to collect, store, process, analyze, and visualize data from various sources in any formats to the central…

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Considering managed Kubernetes? 5 questions to ask

Kubernetes has become essential to cloud-native development because it’s an excellent tool for managing containerized applications at scale. But implementing it on your own can be challenging.
Read More at Enable SysadminThe post Considering mana…

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How AWS Uses eBPF to Identify Security Risks

Linux kernel’s eBPF has become a stand-out open-source tool for monitoring and manipulating cloud-based Linux containers at a deep level.
The post How AWS Uses eBPF to Identify Security Risks appeared first on Linux Today.

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How to Install Nginx with Brotli Compression on Ubuntu 20.04

Brotli is an open-source compression algorithm created by Google. It can be used as an alternative to Gzip, Zopfli, and Deflate. This tutorial will show you how to install Brotli with Nginx on Ubuntu 20.04 server.

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How to Add a Swap File On Ubuntu

A swap file in Ubuntu is a dedicated file on the hard drive used as virtual memory when RAM is full, enhancing system performance by providing additional space for temporarily storing data that is not actively used by the CPU.

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