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10 Things to Do After Installing Fedora 35 With Bonus Tip!
I am sure you installed or upgraded to Fedora 35 already to experience new tech, features. And here's our traditional post for every major releases - 10 Things to Do After Installing Fedora 35 with a bonus trick.
How to Install Microsoft Edge on Linux in a Few Easy Steps
Microsoft officially launched the stable version of its browser for Linux. Let me show you how to easily install the Microsoft Edge on your favorite Linux distribution.
GNOME 40.5 Officially Released, Optimizes Rendering of Full-Screen Zoom and Fixes More Bugs
Michael Catanzaro announced today the official release and general availability of GNOME 40.5 as the fifth maintenance update in the GNOME 40 desktop environment series.
Top 6 Vulnerability Scanning Toolshegt/he
Computer systems, software, applications, and other network interfaces are vulnerable to various threats. Failure to find these vulnerabilities can lead to the downfall of the company. Hence, businesses conduct regular vulnerability assessments for their websites and networks to identify existing loopholes and weaknesses.
Want to Upgrade RHEL 8.3? Here's the Best Way to Upgrade to RHEL 8.4
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (shortened to RHEL) 8.4 is now available for the Linux customers. RHEL 8.4 has various updates and enhancements for developers, designers, and production teams. So now you can download the latest version from Red Hat’s official site. But before downloading RHEL 8.4 you might want to have a sneak peek at all the new features offered by this model. This article will explain that and then will take you through the upgrade procedure using the dnf command-line option.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Enters Beta with Exciting New Features and Many Improvements
Red Hat announced today the general availability for public testing of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta operating system, which brings exciting new features and many improvements.
Microsoft Edge for Linux enters stable channel after a year of betas
Big news for the assuredly huge pool of Linux users who also love Microsoft's software: Microsoft has released the first stable version of the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser for Linux. The move follows about a year of early availability in the Dev and Beta channels and nearly two years of stable-channel availability for Windows and macOS.
Google just tripled its bounty for Linux kernel bugs. Here's why
Google has kicked off a special three-month bug bounty targeting flaws in the Linux kernel with triple the rewards for security researchers. The new bounty, announced this week, looks to harden the Linux kernel in specific edge cases. It's offering up to $31,337 (Leet) to security researchers who can exploit privilege escalation in Google's lab environment with a patched vulnerability; and $50,337 for anyone who can finds a previously undisclosed or zero-day flaw, or for discovering a new exploit technique.
Tiny Open Hardware Linux SBC Hides In Plain Sight
There was a time, not quite so long ago, when a computer was a beige box that sat on your desk. Before that, computers were big enough to double as desks, and even farther back, they took up a whole room. Today? Well today it’s complicated. Single-board computers (SBCs) like the Raspberry Pi put a full desktop experience in the palm of your hand, for a price that would have been unfathomable before the smartphone revolution increased demand for high-performance ARM chips.
How to Install FreeRADIUS and Daloradius on Ubuntu 20.04
In this tutorial, we'll install FreeRADIUS on a server running Ubuntu 20.04, configure it to work with MySQL/MariaDB, and then install daloRADIUS, a RADIUS web management panel that is basically a GUI for FreeRADIUS.
Linux Foundation Announces NextArch Foundation to Build Next-Generation Architecture that Supports Diverse Computing Environments
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced the NextArch Foundation. The new Foundation is a neutral home for open source developers and contributors to build next-generation architecture that can support compatibility between an increasing array of microservices.
How to Create a Static Website on an AWS S3 Bucket
S3 Bucket is the Object Storage Service of AWS but an AWS S3 Bucket can also be used to host a static website. This guide will show you step-by-step how to use Amazon Web Services S3 to host static website files.
How to Install and Use GDU Disk Usage Analyzer on Ubuntu
This tutorial shows how to install and use GDU Disk Analyzer, a Linux command line-tool that helps you to get a better overview of your disk storage usage.
Reconfiguring virtual machines with Cockpit
A virtual machine is created under certain assumptions about required memory, data storage, processing capacity, and so on. All too often, these assumptions need to be adjusted based on actual use practices, and additional configuration work by system administrator is required. Cockpit greatly simplifies and facilitates this work, especially for the Fedora Server editions, that themselves do not include a graphical interface.
How to Setup Teampass Password Manager on Debian 11
Team pass is an open-source password manager that helps you to store and manage all your passwords from the central location. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install the Teampass password manager with Apache and Let's Encrypt SSL on Debian 11.
Fedora Linux 35 is here: Pushing Linux to the limit
The latest of the best-of-breed bleeding-edge Linux distributions, Fedora 35, is now available.
How To Install Fedora 35
Fedora Linux 35 has been released! This step by step guide explains how to install Fedora 35 GNOME desktop with screenshots.
Firefox 94 Brings Colors and Gains Security
The latest stable version of the Firefox web browser, version 94, is now rolling out. There’s quite a bit going on with a couple of new features, some add-ons updates and a whole lot of performance fixes and improvements.
Easily Install And Manage Custom Wine Builds (Proton-GE, Luxtorpeda, Wine-GE) For Steam And Lutris With ProtonUp-Qt GUI
ProtonUp-Qt is a graphical tool that makes it easy to install and manage compatibility tools like Proton-GE and Luxtorpeda for Steam, and Wine-GE, Kron4ek Vanilla and Lutris-Wine builds for Lutris. Recently, the tool has also added support for Heroic Games Launcher.
Valve upgrades Remote Play for Linux in the latest Steam Client Beta
Valve has released another update to the Steam Client Beta and they continue improving Remote Play for Linux players, likely for the upcoming Steam Deck support.
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