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The PocketBeagle 2 from the BeagleBoard.org Foundation introduces a compact design paired with enhanced performance and connectivity features. Built on the AM6232 processor, this board provides a 64-bit platform within the established PocketBeagle form factor.

As organizations look to modernize their applications and increase performance, .NET Core can be a pivotal shift from the .NET Framework. It is the perfect platform to build secure, scalable, and future-ready solutions, with a growing emphasis on open-source technologies and cross-platform compatibility.

Joomla is flexible and open-source content management for building websites and online publications. In this guide, we'll show you how to install Joomla on Ubuntu 24.04 server.

In anticipation of the Linux 6.14 merge window opening next week if Linux 6.13 releases as expected this coming Sunday, Google engineer Kees Cook has already sent out pull requests to Linus Torvalds of new feature code he's been aligning for the v6.14 cycle.

Linux Mint 22.1 is the first update in the Linux Mint 22.x series and, like that version, is built on top of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and uses Linux Kernel 6.8 (though the distro plans to release newer kernel updates more often by opting-in to the Ubuntu HWE).

ASRock Industrial has introduced the 4X4 BOX AI300 Series, a compact system built around AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 Series processors. This fanned system includes features such as 2.5GbE and 1GbE ports, support for four displays, and flexible storage options.

There are some excellent Linux distros available, but not all of them are designed with gaming in mind. Pop!_OS may have a strange name, but this distro from System76 promises some of the best gaming performance, thanks to tweaks, a focus on PC games, and support for game launchers out of the box.

Like any Linux beginner, I felt a bit intimidated by the Linux Terminal when I first switched to Linux. However, as I began exploring and learning some basic terminal commands, things started to change.

Who is surprised? Not me. Linux is the best choice for super computer operating systems.

Last month when Intel formally introduced Battlemage graphics their initial products in the B-Series were the B570 and B580 graphics cards. The B580 went on sale in December and we've been busy testing the B580 on Linux since while today the embargo expires on the Arc B570 with those graphics cards going on sale this morning.

Although it comes with the same Linux kernel as its predecessor, namely 6.11, the latest Tuxedo OS update sports the latest KDE Plasma update, as well as Vim 9.1, QT 6.8.1, and Firefox 134.0.1. The LibreOffice package also got a minor update, from 24.8.0 to 24.8.3. Several other components were also updated.

The latest update of the best Linux desktop distro is out and ready to go. Here's what to expect.

You have three easy methods to take screenshots in Hyprland. Learn more about it here!

With Linus Torvalds expected to release Linux 6.13 stable this coming Sunday, 19 January, here's a reminder about the most exciting features, performance optimizations, and new hardware support arriving for this first major kernel release of 2025.

Miniconda is the mini version of Anaconda Distribution with fewer packages but powerful enough to set up your Python/R and data science projects. This guide teaches you how to install Miniconda on a Linux Debian 12 server. You'll learn to use the 'conda' command line to create and manage virtual environments and packages.

Continuing our series on Anonym’s technology, this post focuses on Anonym’s use of differential privacy. Differential privacy is a cornerstone of Anonym’s approach to building confidential and effective data solutions. In this post, we’ll explain why we integrate differential privacy (DP) into all our systems and share how we tailor our implementation to meet the unique demands of advertising use cases.

The eighth point-release of Bookworm – yes, you read that right – and the latest MX with new Xfce. Debian 12.9 - the latest point-release of Debian "Bookworm" - emerged at the weekend and coming hot on its heels is one of the more interesting downstreams, MX Linux 23.5.

The BeOS-inspired Haiku open-source operating system has published their latest monthly development report. During December they worked on a number of features and fixes as well as getting a modern web browser up and running.

Linux Mint's latest upgrade is available. Explore more about it before you try it out!

Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative built on top of the PostgreSQL database, the world's most trusted relational database. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install Supabase on Ubuntu 24.04 server.