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This detailed guide explains how to manage the clipboard from the command line in Linux using Xclip and Xsel tools.

A one line patch to the Linux kernel is yielding significant performance and power efficiency gains for existing Intel Xeon "Emerald Rapids" server processors on the likes of Ubuntu Linux.

With impeccable timing considering recent Windows issues, Microsoft has made Azure Linux 3.0 generally available. It includes an update to the Linux kernel and new versions of various packages.

This week, LILYGO spotlighted the T-TWR REV2.1, a versatile development board featuring advanced capabilities for wireless communication and GPS functionality.

In this article, we are going to visit the top open source reference managers that you can use for your academic purposes.

Fedora 42, scheduled for release in late April 2025, is likely to debut a new official COSMIC Spin. Here's more on that!

This detailed guide explains why do we need to verify the integrity and authenticity of a Linux ISO Image File and how to do it in Linux.

Whether it is by pure experimentation or transforming a vision into something tangible, prototypes help assist in testing and building while preserving overall design consistency.

Learn how to install the RetroArch emulator on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions and play your favorite classic games on your PC.

July was an interesting month both in the open-source software world with the Linux 6.11 merge window and other software milestones while also being eventful on the hardware side with the AMD Ryzen AI 300 series launch as the first of the Zen 5 processors.

The Garden Path from developer carrotcake is a slice-of-life sim about the joy of gardening, designed to be picked up and played in short and sweet bites. It's a real cosy gem you should take a look at. Another great Godot Engine game released!

Learn how to check the Python version on your Linux system, whether via the command line, the Python interpreter, or programmatically.

The Cinnamon 6.2 desktop environment and many other goodies debuted in the new Linux Mint 22 are now available to all LMDE 6 users.

In 1974, Gary Kildall got the first version working and changed the world of operating systems. Late in the summer of 1974, CP/M first started running on hardware. It became one of the first cross-platform microcomputer OSes, and revolutionized the hardware and software industries.

As of today, those of you who want to install Arch Linux have a new ISO image that incorporates the latest and greatest GNU/Linux technologies, including Linux kernel 6.10.

We're reflecting on the steps taken as we continually seek to improve Linux kernel integration. This will include more detail about the tests used to enhance the quality of testing processes and coverage.

We’ve again pulled out all the stops and published a mammoth array of updates this month.

Encryption is a crucial aspect of securing sensitive information on your Linux system. One of the tools you can use for this purpose is mcrypt, which provides symmetric encryption and decryption capabilities. This guide will walk you through the process of using mcrypt to encrypt and decrypt files and directories on Linux, covering a range of options and examples.

The internet is ubiquitous: on our desks, in our pockets, even in the air around us, as radio waves transmit between devices so we can be online on the move. It’s a sprawling web of interconnectivity, linking people and gadgets around the world.

A bit of an oops here with the newly released The Jackbox Megapicker, with the Native Linux version causing the Steam Deck to get corrupted.