Search Light is a new GNOME extension that pull the native app launcher functions out of the overview and on to the desktop, like Apple’s Spotlight.
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Included with your Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription, Red Hat Insights can improve your life as a sysadmin.
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Bunsen is a Python-based toolkit that keeps test-suite logs in Git and lets you analyze and report the results using an SQLite database.
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If you’re a loyal Linux Mint user who’s often thought: “I wish it was easier to peek at my desktop while I work”, you’re in luck. The Linux Mint team has said it will replace the “show desktop” launcher item in…
Red Hat’s recent Twitter and media coverage exaggerate the severity of bugs to compete with Microsoft-affiliated news sites. Learn more here.
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Nitrux 2.5 is here as the first release of the systemd-free distribution to ship with the latest and greatest Linux 6.0 kernel. Learn more here.
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SuperTuxKart 1.4 is here to improve the Soccer fields and also introduces a new Lap Trial mode. Learn about the latest Linux gaming release here.
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Linux Lite 6.2 is out, based on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS, Linux 5.15, and Xfce 4.16. Updated software, an improved upgrade tool, and misc UI tweaks feature.
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OBS Studio 28.1 is here two months after OBS Studio 28.0 and introduces updated NVENC presets. Learn more about the release here.
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Learn how to analyze and use data in lists and dictionaries, a crucial skill for anything you want to do with Ansible.
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Linux Lite 6.2 is here five months after Linux Lite 6.0, which was the first release of the Ubuntu-based distribution based on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS. Learn more here.
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Linux Mint Update Manager now supports Flatpak, visual changes in Nemo file manager, and more. Learn more here.
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The OpenSSL project has announced plans to release version 3.0.7 on November 1st to patch a critical security flaw. Learn more here.
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GitHub proofs of concept (PoCs) for known vulnerabilities could themselves contain malware as often as 10% of the time, security researchers have found. Learn what this means here.
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Angie is an NGINX fork that aims to expand capability far beyond the original version. Learn more about the new release here.
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This is a first look at the OpenSUSE D-installer, which is a new distro installer running inside a browser developed for ALP. Learn more here.
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If you want the experience of “walking” through your filesystem but don’t want to leave the comfort of your terminal, try the mc command.
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A new ‘Quick Settings Tweaker’ GNOME extension lets you move notifications and media controls to GNOME’s new settings hub, and control volume per-app.
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You can use the wc command to count a file’s word, line, character, or byte count. But those aren’t the only system tasks it can handle.
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