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Armbian introduces Plasma 6 desktop images to the SBC enthusiasts, leveraging the power of KDE Neon for superior performance.

In the vast and versatile world of Linux, the concept of a live environment allows users to run an entire operating system directly from a USB stick or CD without installing it on a computer's hard drive. This portability and flexibility make Linux live environments incredibly valuable for software testing, system rescue, secure browsing, or simply carrying your desktop with you without the need for a laptop. However, the pre-built live environments might not fit all your needs or preferences. That's where creating a custom Linux live environment comes

Pin It! is a small utility which lets you pin shortcuts for portable apps to your app launcher by creating desktop files.

Linux 6.8 is now the latest stable kernel and Ubuntu users can now install it on their machines via Canonical’s Ubuntu Mainline Kernel PPA archive. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to achieve that using the GUI or the command line.

Set VirtualBox VMs to start automatically on Linux. Simple, effective methods to ensure your VMs are ready at boot.

TileOS 1.0 brings Debian, Sway, & River together in its first stable release. Experience cutting-edge tiling WM today!

Cut through the hype, keep your data private, find out what all the fuss is about Hands On With all the talk of massive machine-learning training clusters and AI PCs you’d be forgiven for thinking you need some kind of special hardware to play with text-and-code-generating large language models (LLMs) at home.…

Learn how to install Hypnotix on Arch Linux.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on installing Lighttpd on Ubuntu Linux. Lighttpd is a lightweight web server designed for high-performance environments, delivering speed, flexibility, and security. Its low memory footprint and small CPU load make it ideal for servers with high traffic volumes, yet it remains simple and efficient for personal projects. By following this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Lighttpd on your Ubuntu system and understand some basic configurations to get your web server running smoothly.

GitLab Server is an open-source version of the cloud-hosted GitLab version control used to host Git repositories. This guide will teach you how to install GitLab Server using Docker on a Ubuntu 22.04 server.

Explore various methods, including reading passwd file and using commands like awk and compgen, to efficiently list users in Linux.

Discover an amazing Tilix terminal emulator that offers features such as tiling management and command bookmarking.

Void Linux's latest image set, 20240314, is out! Highlights include Raspberry Pi 5 support and improved boot options.

Apache Spark is a free, open-source, and general-purpose data processing engine used by data scientists to perform extremely fast data queries on a large amount of data. This post will show you how to install Apache Spark on Ubuntu 22.04.

This guide dives into the world of DPKG, offering insights from basic usage to advanced management techniques.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation released today a new build of their Debian-based Raspberry Pi OS operating for the Raspberry Pi single-board computers adding a new kernel from the Linux 6.6 long-term supported series, updated components, and various improvements.

In this article, we present several Linux distributions that can be booted into a CD/USB drive and then used as a way to either clone or recover lost disk data on any operating system.

The Holybro Durandal is a sophisticated flight controller designed for drone applications, compatible with both the Ardupilot and PX4 open-source frameworks. It features a built-in vibration isolation system and is equipped with a variety of onboard sensors. Additionally, it offers multiple I/O options for enhanced connectivity. The core of the Durandal flight controller is the […]

Mono is an open-source implementation of the .NET framework and compatible software framework for building cross-platform applications. It's based on C# and Common Language Runtime, it also supports multiple platforms, including Linux, Windows, macOS, and embedded devices.

Microsoft is not our friend, it was trying to make billions of dollars per year by blackmailing OEMs, including Android OEMs, using software patents, sometimes settling on them preloading (i.e. bundling) Microsoft apps (spyware) in exchange for legal "peace"