GPU-accelerated terminal emulators for Linux offload rendering to the GPU for lower system load and buttery smooth scrolling. Learn more here.
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In an attempt to provide the community with a CentOS alternative that’s closer to parity with the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system, AlmaLinux OS Foundation published today a new stable release that lets users install the distribution on 64-bit PowerPC (PPC64le) hardware. AlmaLinux OS 8.5 was released last year in mid-November based on […]
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The Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS point release is here with Linux kernel 5.13 and Mesa 21.2.6 graphics stacks from Ubuntu 21.10 (Impish Indri). Learn more here.
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Symantec, a cybersecurity firm based in the United States, identified a highly sophisticated hacking tool that was allegedly developed by Chinese. The uncovered hacking tool is very complicated and has managed to avoid public scrutiny for over a decade. According to a US official, the finding of the malware was…
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LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) 5 Beta is now available for public testing. Many view this as good preparation for the release of Linux Mint 21. Learn more here.
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VPN applications have become one of the most important applications in this age of censorship and bad actors who are constantly looking for information on you. No matter what device you use, there is no shortage of VPNs in the app store. In this article, I will review a VPN service…
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Rockarrolla is a music player that seeks to emulate a music jukebox. It’s written in the Vala programming language and published under an open-source license. Linux offers a dazzling array of free and open-source music players, ranging from the most frugal terminal-based players to huge memory-hogging players built with frameworks like Electron. We’ve reviewed the […]
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The official launch day means that Valve will start sending emails to the first batch of people who made a reservation for the Steam Deck device. If you’re reading this and you are one of the first to have made a reservation, you have 72 hours, from the moment you receive the email, to complete […]
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This week has been yet another slow week for Linux news and releases, but we got some interesting gems like the release of Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS with newer kernel and graphics stacks, a new NetworkManager release with lots of goodies, and a new release of the minimalist and portable Slax distribution (finally after so many […]
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In this Linux quick tip, we will explore several ways to find the date your Linux operating system was installed.
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The Linux kernel’s foundation is the ancient C89 standard of C. Now, Torvalds has decided to upgrade to 2011’s more modern C11 standard.
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sc-im is lightweight, fast, and intuitive. Here’s what you ned to know.
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People with a keen interest in trading cryptocurrency share common interests and goals. If your loved one is a crypto enthusiast, there are different ways for you to impress them when the holidays arrive. Choosing an appropriate present for someone is …
Etherpad is a collaborative and real-time text editor for your team. In this tutorial, you will install and configure the Etherpad Real-time Collaborative Editor on the Debian 11 Bullseye.
GDM Settings is a new GTK app for configuring the GNOME login screen from a simple GUI, with options to change background, font, top bar items, and more.
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The Linux Mint team have announced the availability of a development snapshot for Linux Mint’s “Debian Edition” (LMDE). The new beta brings the project’s Debian-based branch up to date with features from it’s main (Ubuntu-based) branch. “LMDE is a Lin…
This tutorial explains how to create and insert Quick Response (QR) codes in Writer, the word processor program of LibreOffice. Why we learn to make QR Codes? Because today, QR Codes are popular thanks to smartphones so people can quickly access …
With Ubuntu 22.04 LTS just around the corner, we are all waiting eagerly to experience the list of features in Ubuntu 22.04 being introduced. Without a full-fledged hands-on with Ubuntu 22.04, I can’t say for certain if it is impressive. But, I do have some thoughts on the things I want to see in Ubuntu 22.04. It’s […]
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Written in GTK, Foliate is a great ebook viewer/reader software with lots of cool features. While its interface may look simple, don’t be fooled because Foliate comes with numerous options and nifty tools that go beyond just reading ebooks. Foliate’s user interface has two main views, Library and Catalogs. While in the Catalogs section you’ll […]
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Whenever you do a login, logout, or attempt to log in, everything gets recorded on your system, and there is a specific command that you can use to find out who has logged into your Linux system. In this article, you will see a binary file that is responsible for maintaining records and how to […]
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