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AlmaLinux OS 8.5 Released with New Repositories and SCAP Profiles, Updated Components

AlmaLinux OS 8.5 builds on the changes that Red Hat implemented in their Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.5 release, and also adds two new repositories, including ResilientStorage and Plus, as well as new OpenSCAP Security Guide profiles, including a new profile aligned with the Australian Cyber Security Centre Information Security Manual (ACSC ISM), a new […]

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How to Upgrade to AlmaLinux 8.5 Beta

In the following tutorial, you will get a step-by-step walkthrough of how to upgrade an existing AlmaLinux 8.0 system to AlmaLinux 8.5 Beta.
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Setup DNS Primary and Secondary in Linux

This article will help you to set up DNS (Domain Name System) on Linux/Unix-based systems. DNS is mainly used to resolve host-names, which means it can easily bind IP addresses into a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) like www.linuxteck.com or www.google.com to IP addresses like 166.62.27.62 / 172.217.166.110. It is one of the basements of […]

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Mutida Opens the Code for MuditaOS, a Mobile Platform with Support for e-paper Screens

Mudita has published the source code for the mobile platform MuditaOS , based on the real-time FreeRTOS operating system and optimized for devices with screens built using electronic paper (e-ink) technology. MuditaOS code is written in C/C ++ and publ…

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Configure “No Password SSH Keys Authentication” with PuTTY on Linux Servers

SSH (Secure SHELL) is one of the most used network protocols to connect and login to remote Linux servers, due to its increased security provided by its cryptographic secure channel established for data flow over insecure networks and its Public Key Authentication. This article will show you how you can generate and use SSH Keys […]

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Distribution Release: AlmaLinux OS 8.5

The AlmaLinux OS team have announced the release of a new point release in the distribution’s 8.x series. The new version is built using upstream’s 8.5 sources. “Hi, Community! The AlmaLinux OS Foundation is thrilled to announce that AlmaLinux OS 8.5 …

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Install TaskBoard with Apache and let’s Encrypt SSL on Debian 11

TaskBoard is a free and open-source Kanban application used to keep track of things that need to get done. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install Taskboard on Debian 11.

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5 Best Open-Source Project Management Tools for Linux in 2023

The post 5 Best Open-Source Project Management Tools for Linux in 2023 first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Different project management software tools come in all shapes and sizes and vary in functionality and deployment models…

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8 Dangerous Vulnerabilities Fixed in Samba

Corrective releases package Samba 4.15.2, 4.14.10, and 4.13.14 eliminates eight vulnerabilities, most of which can lead to a complete compromise of the Active Directory domain. It is noteworthy that one of the problems was corrected in 2016, and five – from 2020, though one correction led to the inability to run winbindd in the presence […]

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Create Your Own Linux, Android, & iOS Apps with LiveCode

LiveCode is a programming language that allows everybody to code and create large applications easily. LiveCode is a simple, high-level, English-like programming language that is dynamically typed. Learn how to use LiveCode to create your own Linux, An…

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Install TheHive (Security Incident Response Platform)

This page is a step-by-step installation and configuration guide to get an instance of  TheHive 4 up and running. This guide is illustrated with examples for Debian package-based systems, and for installation from binary packages.
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Free and Online 2021 State of the Onion Slated for November 17

This event is aimed squarely at users and advocates of the TOR (short for The Onion Router) Project, which produces a Firefox-based browser that directs users’ internet traffic through a free global network of relays to conceal their locations from network surveillance or third party traffic analysis. This not only allows users to travel the […]

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Ubuntu Touch OTA-20 Arrives on November 19th with Pixel 2 Support in the UBports Installer, More

The biggest changes in Ubuntu Touch OTA-20 include support for Bengali and Khmer fonts to the rootfs, which will allow Bengali and Khmer speaking users to read native text in their language, the ability to select a custom notification sound in the system settings´ sound section, as well as vibration support for notifications on Halium […]

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Google Removes Restrictions on Students Only from Summer of Code

Google has announced the annual Google Summer of Code 2022 (GSoC) event aimed at encouraging newbies to work on open source projects. The event is being held for the seventeenth time, but it differs from previous programs in the removal of restrictions on non-students. From now on, any adult over 18 can become a GSoC […]

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Best Free, Open Source Alternatives to Microsoft Publisher

Microsoft Publisher is a desktop publishing application. Its focus is placed on page layout and design rather than text composition and proofing. It’s expensive and proprietary. What are the best free and open source alternatives?
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SparkyLinux 6.1 Released with Updated Packages and Improvements

The SparkyLinux team has announced the release of SparkyLinux 6.1, the latest stable update in the project’s 6.x series. Let’s see what’s new.
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Microsoft .NET 6 Open Platform Released

Microsoft has introduced a significant new release of the open source .NET 6, built on the unification of the .NET Framework, .NET Core, and Mono products. With .NET 6, you can build multi-platform applications for the browser, cloud, desktop, IoT devices, and mobile platforms using common libraries and a common application-independent build process. .NET SDK 6, .NET Runtime 6, […]

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CutiePi Raspberry Pi Based Linux Tablet is Already Sold Out

The CutiePi tablet is based on the diminutive Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. At the heart of CutiePi is a custom-designed circuit board. It’s an open-source hardware solution and offers all the components necessary to make your project portable. Learn more about the already sold-out tablet and how you can get your hands on one […]

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screenFetch – An Ultimate System Information Generator for Linux

We mostly rely on integrated tools in Linux to get the system information in GUI, with little or no change with the change in the desktop environment. screenFetch delivers the classic look of a GUI system information tool on my Debian Jessie.
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CentOS Project Moves to Development Using GitLab

The CentOS Project announced the launch of a collaborative development service based on the GitLab platform. The decision to use GitLab as the primary hosting platform for CentOS and Fedora projects was made last year. It is noteworthy that the infrastructure was raised not on its own servers, but on the basis of the gitlab.com service. Read on to learn […]

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