Bash split command explained with examples

Manipulating files filled with data is one of the absolute basics of programming. Files need to be split down, reduced, or otherwise modified to be used by a script with particular requirements.

Ubuntu 23.04 Daily Builds Now Include the New Installer by Default

Ubuntu 23.04 may finally feature a new installer to use Flutter at its core! See it here in an Ubuntu build.
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Brave: A Great Browser With a Questionable Business Model

This look at the open source Brave Browser is the first of five articles that FOSS Force will be running in January that will look at five web browsers that are alternatives to the dominate browsers, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Next wee…

Kali Linux: What’s Next for the Popular Pentesting Distro?

We talked to Jim O’Gorman, chief content and strategy officer at Offensive Security, about the direction Kali Linux is headed in. Learn more here.
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Distribution Release: Nitrux d5c7cdff

Nitrux is a Linux distribution based on Debian’s Unstable (sid) branch with additional packages pulled in from Ubuntu repositories. The distribution’s latest release (which is alternatively labelled “2.6.0”, “ff”, and “d5c7cdff”) includes version 6.1….

Arch Linux’s First ISO Release in 2023

Arch Linux 2023.01.01 is its first ISO release in 2023. It’s also Arch Linux’s first ISO powered by Linux 6.1. Learn more here.
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Xfce Apps Update for December 2022: New Releases and More

Xfce 4.18 is already available on some of the most popular GNU and Linux distros. Learn more about what’s included in this update.
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Customize GNOME Touchpad Gestures with this Extension

For greater control over multitouch gestures in GNOME Shell, check out the Gesture Improvements extension. This simple power-up lets you customize (almost) every swipe, pinch and scroll gesture in any…

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BSD Release: DragonFly BSD 6.4.0

The DragonFly BSD project has published a new release, version 6.4.0, which provides the latest evolution of the 6.x series. The release announcement highlights some of the key features, particularly advancements made to the operating system’s drivers…

BSD Release: DragonFly BSD 4.6.0

The DragonFly BSD project has published a new release, version 6.4.0, which provides the latest evolution of the 6.x series. The release announcement highlights some of the key features, particularly advancements made to the operating system’s drivers…

Vanilla OS: Promising Idea, Disappointing Implementation

Vanilla OS, a fresh new Linux distribution, has released its first stable version. Unfortunately, the final result is not yet ready for real usage.
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Top 10 Linux security tutorials for sysadmins from 2022

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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Lenovo ThinkPad T470 Ultrabook Running Linux: Multimedia

While testing the Lenovo ThinkPad T470 Ultrabook, we investigated its multimedia performance, including power management.
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Most Commonly Asked Questions in Linux Interviews

If you already have a Linux certification and are looking to secure a Linux job, it pays to prepare for interviews that test your knowledge of Linux.
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[Quick Tip] How to Disable Event Sound in Ubuntu 22.04 | 22.10

Ubuntu by default play a short alert sound when you plug in/out USB drive, power supply, or hit tab function key in terminal. This is useful for indicating certain type of system messages and events, but it’s easy to mute these type of sounds in case you don’t like them. And, here’s the quick tutorial […]

Vanilla OS Initial Release Is Now Available

A stock GNOME experience with on-demand immutability finally sees its first production release.

ttyd: Share Your Linux Terminal Over Web Browser

Here’s how you can use ttyd, a simple command-line utility, to securely share your Linux terminal over a web browser.
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One Thing – Put a Single Task/Goal in the GNOME Panel

Keep that vital reminder, task, or goal in mind with this simple GNOME extension. It lets you enter text (including emoji) and see it on the GNOME panel.
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How to Enable Desktop Sharing in Ubuntu and Linux Mint

Desktop sharing allows two or more internet-enabled computer users to work on the same files from different locations. Here’s how to enable it on Ubuntu and Linux Mint systems.
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Why You Should Consider Twake for Your Next Collaborative Effort

Collaboration requires the right tools. Twake is an open-source project management platform that can supercharge your team efforts with communication.
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