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Fedora Onyx Approved as Immutable Fedora Linux 39 Spin with Budgie Desktop
Fedora Onyx, an upcoming variant of the Fedora Linux operating system focused on offering an immutable system featuring the Budgie desktop environment, has been approved for the upcoming Fedora Linux 39 release.
Remove Firefox Snap from Ubuntu Linux
Discover the step-by-step guide to removing Firefox Snap from your Ubuntu Linux system effortlessly. Improve your browsing experience today.
Using the Linux Cat Command to Manage Files and Directories
In the realm of Linux command-line tools, few commands are as versatile and widely used as cat. This article dives deep into the capabilities of the Linux cat command, merging insights from multiple sources to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of its usage. From basic file manipulation to concatenation and text processing, we will explore the numerous possibilities offered by this command.
PayPal’s Key-Value Store JunoDB Goes Open Source
PayPal’s JunoDB, the cutting-edge distributed key-value store and critical part of the platform’s infrastructure, is now open source.
Exploring Linux Advancements: GSoC 2023 Showcases Promising Projects
Google Summer of Code (GSoC 2023) promises exciting projects across the Linux ecosystem, which will benefit everyone.
Stay Informed With Arch Linux News Using Informant
Stay informed and up-to-date with Arch Linux News using Informant utility. Get the latest updates, important announcements, and news items directly in your terminal.
Python Package Index had one person on-call to hold back weekend malware rush
We speak to infra director after project temporarily freezes new user accounts. The Python Package Index (PyPI), home to more than 455,000 Python code repositories, caged itself to new users and their projects over the weekend because it could not deal with a rush of efforts to create malicious accounts and code libraries.…
Compact Industrial PC based on Raspberry Pi CM4 supports PoE
This month, EDATEC launched an industrial embedded computer built around the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. The CM4 Industrial comes with two RJ45 ports, a 4G/LTE module, certified 2.4/5.8G dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and support for external antennas. This is another computer system designed for industrial applications based on the Raspberry Pi Computer Module 4. The […]
The Sort Command: A Beginner's Guide to Using Linux's Best Organizer
In the world of Linux, the sort command is a powerful tool that enables you to efficiently sort and organize data in various ways. Whether you're dealing with simple text files or complex datasets, understanding the ins and outs of the sort command can significantly enhance your productivity. In this article, we will explore the different features and applications of the sort command, drawing insights from various reputable sources.
How to Install Alpine Linux and Set up a Desktop Environment
Ready for a lightweight and customizable Linux experience? Dive into our guide on installing Alpine Linux and setting up a desktop environment.
9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: May 21st, 2023
The 138th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on May 21st, 2023, keeping you guys up to date with the most important things happening in the Linux world.
MusicPod – music, podcast and internet radio player
MusicPod is an example of a project that’s in a very early stage of development. It’s a music, radio player and podcast player wrapped up in a graphical user interface.
How to optimize your laptop battery life on Linux?
Commonly, you get shorter battery life (run time on a full charge) on GNU Linux compared to other operating systems, as your favorite distribution is probably not optimized for laptops, and your laptops are not Linux-optimized. However, as a Linux user, you still can get a better laptop battery life thanks to TLP.
KDE Plasma 6 Desktop Environment Promises Basic HDR Support
KDE developer Nate Graham reports today on the work done by KWin developer Xaver Hugl to implement HDR (High Dynamic Range) support and color management in Plasma 6 desktop’s composite and window manager.
Nyxt 3.0 Browser Is Here After Two Years of Development
Packed with exciting new features targeted at advanced users, Nyxt 3.0 keyboard-driven browser hit the streets. Here’s what’s new!
Sipeed launches Tang Nano 20K FPGA dev kit
Sipeed launched yesterday the Tang Nano 20K development board powered by a GowinSemi FPGA from the GW2A series. This compact embedded platform offers the same amount of logic units as the Tang Primer 20K launched last year. The latest datasheet indicates that the Tang Nano 20K features the GW2AR-18 and an onboard Buffalo Labs BL616 […]
Machine Learning in Linux: Imaginer – generate images with AI
Imaginer is GTK4 software which lets you generate pictures using AI. You supply a text prompt, consisting of a collection of words to describe an image, and an AI model creates an image based on the words. Imaginer uses Stable Diffusion and other deep learning, text-to-image models to generate the images.
50 Bash Script Examples to Kickstart Your Learning
Master the Power of Bash Scripting with These 50 Unique Examples - Boost Your Productivity and Unleash the Full Potential of Your Linux System Today!"
How To Enable Automatic Login In Ubuntu Desktop And Server
In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to enable automatic login in Ubuntu desktop and server editions.
Red Hat releases RHEL 9.2 to customers, with buffet of rebuilds for the rest of us
Oracle, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux and EuroLinux all put out same version. Red Hat has released version 9.2 of its enterprise Linux distro, which is free for existing customers with current contracts. As usual, there are a load of recompiled rebuilds to choose from as well.…
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