The Free Software Foundation (FSF), a Massachusetts 501(c)(3) charity with a worldwide mission to protect and promote computer-user freedom, seeks a motivated and organized Boston-based individual to be our full-time operations assistant.
Read MoreIn bash scripting, loops are used to repeat code until a specific condition is met, usually to automate repetitive tasks. Here’s how to set one up in a Linux system.
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If you’re looking for a new icon set for Ubuntu (or any other Linux distro) don’t pass up the chance to sample Kora — it’s a beautiful new icon theme.
This post, ‘Kora’ Icon Set Gives Your Linux Desktop a Classy New Look is from OMG! Ubuntu…
Haiku is an open-source operating system, currently in development, that specifically targets personal computing and is inspired by the Be Operating System. The project’s latest release is the operating system’s fourth beta release. One of the big upd…
Read MoreThis is how to create a bash alias with the arguments and parameters and explored the way which leads us to pass the arguments and parameters to the bash alias.
Read MoreCheck out the release highlights of NetBSD 10 BETA, which brings WireGuard compatibility, updated hardware support, and more.
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The Zero Day Initiative originally rated this Linux 5.15 in-kernel SMB server, ksmbd, bug a perfectly awful 10.
Read MorePractical tutorial on two common ways of checking whether your command succeeded in Bash – the conditional if-else statement and the special variable ($?).
Read MoreTurning 31 this year, Linux has become one of the most widely adopted operating systems by IT professionals, small and medium businesses, and large enterprises. Here’s why you should be aiming for a career with Linux.
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Ever wanted to annotate files and/or folders inside of Nautilus? There’s a third-party Nautilus extension that allows you to do exactly that. Nautilus (also known as GNOME Files these days) used to have a built-in “notes” feature. Thi…
Read MoreLinux’s command-line environment has the ability to transform users into super users. Here, we look at how to back up and restore Linux terminal history.
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For those who would like to run Windows apps on Linux, the new major Wine 8.0 now is in RC release stage. As usual, there will be 6 RC releases until final stable version. The latest so far is rc2 that features 50 bug-fixes for applications, including ICU64 for VICE, UT99, Warframe, MyPhoneExplorer, Silent Hill […]
Read MoreThis beginner tutorial will help show you how to install Audacity 3.2.2 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and Linux Mint 21.
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There’s a whole family of Red Hat Enterprise Linux variants, each with its own users. Here, we’ll break down the family tree and explain what’s suited for different needs.
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This long-term-support version of Linux Mint is a great Linux desktop for both beginners and experts.
Read MoreThis simple tutorial demonstrates how to find a running process ID and kill it using the terminal and GUI method for various Linux distros.
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Microsoft Planner is a tool that lets organizations help manage teams using a kanban-style board and more options.
Of course, it is not an open-source solution and cannot be accessed using a personal account. You need an Office 365 subscription and are invited to an organization to access Microsoft Planner.
Read MoreTutorial on how to use the “wc” Bash command function to acquire the total amount of line, words, and characters in a file using the Ubuntu 20.04 version.
Read MoreYou can replace Microsoft Planner with free and open-source tools. Here are some of your options.
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