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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10 brings much-anticipated software updates, closing the cycle on eighth series releases. Here's more on that!

Take your Minecraft game to the next level by hosting your server on Ubuntu. Enjoy privacy, control, and flexibility for your players today.

Learn how to install and use the screen command in Linux to manage multiple shell sessions during an SSH connection, with practical examples.

The CIA triad '' no relation to the Central Intelligence Agency '' is an information security framework for protecting information. It examines the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of an organization's data, giving users a valuable tool for assessing and implementing systems or finding weaknesses.

The Armbian community informs 9to5Linux.com today about the availability of Armbian 24.5, codenamed Havier, as the latest stable release of this Debian/Ubuntu-based distribution for ARM devices.

KaOS 2024.05 debuts with a full Qt6 integration, Plasma 6.0.5, KDE Gear 24.05, removal of X11 dependencies, and more.

Armbian 24.5.1: Emphasizing Stability & User Experience For Diverse Hardware Platforms The release of Armbian 24.5.1 Havier marks a significant update focusing on stability enhancements and user experience improvements for a variety of supported hardware platforms. This latest version introduces substantial modifications and updates as detailed in an extensive changelog.

One-Click-Backup is a basic program to backup folders to an external location. It’s written in C++ and uses Qt.

Struggling to stay productive in Linux? Bartib can help! This guide explains how to track your time with Bartib, a time tracking application for Linux.

This guide shows you how to change your Linux shell, making the switch from(to) Bash, Fish, Zsh, or any other shell a breeze.

UEFI restricted boot (an attack on all computer users) was originally the reason for its chief enabler - and Microsoft collaborator - attempting to silence me or, failing that, defame me in public fora (shooting the messenger, ad hominem).

The 189th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on May 26th, 2024, keeping you updated with the most important things happening in the Linux world.

With increasing financial turbulence it’s as important as ever to look after your finances, if only to make sure there are no nasty surprises when you receive your next bank statement.

Ubuntu 24.04's release in April 2024 followed the biannual Long-Term Support (LTS) schedule for the popular Linux distro. Despite the new release, I'm holding off a bit on upgrading. Here are several reasons why.

Learn how to use "ed", the oldest line editor in Unix/Linux, to create, edit, display, and manipulate files with practical examples.

Rclone is a free and open source command line program to manage files on cloud storage services like Google Drive, Backblaze B2, Amazon S3, and many more. The application is written in the Go programming language, and its source code is hosted on GitHub. In this tutorial we learn how to install Rclone on the most used Linux distributions, and how to perform basics operations like copying, syncing, moving and deleting data. In the process, we also see how to obtain Google Drive API credentials, and how to configure a Google Drive remote for Rclone.

As expected, Linus Torvalds announced today the general availability for public testing of the first Release Candidate (RC) development milestone of the upcoming Linux 6.10 kernel series.

Samsung has disputed a report which claimed its high-bandwidth memory products are not performing to Nvidia's satisfaction. Reuters last week reported that Samsung's chips did not meet Nvidia's power consumption and heat requirements. Samsung told Business Korea that it is "smoothly conducting tests for HBM supply with various global partners" and that it is "continuously testing technology and performance in close cooperation with multiple companies." The Reuters report included a Samsung statement to the effect that HBM is customized for each of its clients.

DFRobot Releases New ESP32-UE and ESP32-E Modules Featuring External and PCB Antennas DFRobot's FireBeetle series has expanded with the FireBeetle 2 ESP32-UE (N16R2) and ESP32-E, robust IoT microcontrollers featuring the Tensilica LX6 dual-core processor. The ESP32-UE variant includes support for external Bluetooth and Wi-Fi antennas to boost communication range, along with a Lithium battery for portable use.