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SECO 3.5" Single Board Computer with RK3568 SoC and Linux Compatibility . The SBC-3.5-RK3568 by SECO emerges as a robust 3.5” single board computer powered by the Rockchip RK3568 SoC, combining high performance with extensive connectivity options. This SBC is tailored for a variety of applications, from industrial automation to digital signage and media streaming.
Long-term supported distros' kernel policies are all wrong
Or so says CIQ, which coincidentally has issues obtaining RHEL's kernel sources. Comment A new hire at Rocky Linux creator CIQ is rocking the LTS-Linux-distro boat – by shining a spotlight on the elephant in the room (or one of the herd).…
RISC-V Based MaixCAM With 1TOPS NPU Performance and 5MP Camera Support
RISC-V Based MaixCAM With 1TOPS NPU Performance and 5MP Camera Support
The Sipeed MaixCAM is a specialized hardware platform designed for AI vision and AIoT applications, powered by the SOPHO SG2002 processor. This versatile board supports both Linux and RTOS environments, making it suitable for a range of embedded projects.
How to Install MediaWiki on Debian 12
MediaWiki is an open-source wiki software used by the largest wiki sites such as Wikipedia and Wikimedia. This tutorial will show you how to install MediaWiki with the LAMP Stack (Apache, MariaDB, and PHP) on the Debian 12 server.
How to Install SaltStack IT Automation Framework on Debian 12
Salt or Saltstack is an open-source IT automation framework written in Python. It allows administrators to execute commands remotely to multiple machines directly.
In Debian, APT 3 gains features - but KeepassXC loses them
'Sid' is looking a little sickly of late, but it will pass. The intrepid users of Debian's "testing" branch just discovered that a bunch of their password manager's features disappeared… but their package manager is going to get new ones.…
Exploring Linux Network Protocols for Better Packet Processing
In the realm of modern computing, networking is a cornerstone that facilitates communication between devices and systems. Among the various operating systems, Linux stands out for its robustness and versatility in handling network operations. This article aims to provide an understanding of Linux network protocols and packet processing, offering insights that are crucial for both novice and seasoned network administrators.
MX Linux updates Libretto, belts out 23.3, based on Debian 12.5
Includes a Raspberry Pi version, which works well on the Pi 5. The latest update to MX Linux is out, and has some small but handy improvements to make it easier to get online and install.…
GNU Compiler Collection 15 ushers Xeon Phi and Solaris 11.3 to silicon heaven
Remember Intel's 'Larrabee' many-core Pentium-based GPU? GCC doesn't
After dropping Itanium support, GCC 15 is set to kill off more ancient platforms, with the Xeon Phi facing the firing squad alongside the penultimate version of Solaris.…
How to Install Drupal CMS with Apache and Free Let's Encrypt SSL on Ubuntu 24.04
Drupal is a popular content management system written in PHP. This guide will show you how to install Drupal on Ubuntu 24.04 server. We will install Drupal with the LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, and PHP) and secure Drupal with HTTPS from Letsencrypt.
How to Install and Configure Suricata IDS along with Elastic Stack on Rocky Linux 9
Suricata is a Network Monitoring tool that examines and processes every packet of internet traffic that flows through your server. It can generate log events, trigger alerts, and drop traffic upon detecting any suspicious activity.
The 5 GIMP features I depend on most when editing images (and how I use them)
If you're looking for a powerful, free image editor, look no further than GIMP, which includes a few features that are essential for creating great images.
How to Install Zammad Customer Support System on Rocky Linux 9
Zammad is an open-source customer support/ticketing solution based on Ruby and PostgreSQL. It helps organizations manage communications across various email, chat, and social media channels. In this guide, you will learn how to install the Zammad Ticketing System on the Rocky Linux server.
Red Hat middleware takes a back seat in strategic shuffle
Less middleware plus more AI equals … fewer people?
Exclusive Red Hat is slowing or stopping development of some of its middleware software, a situation which could result in some staff layoffs.…
Red Hat's latest enterprise Linux distro has new features to tackle hybrid cloud complexity
In addition to unveiling RHEL 9.4, the company says it will support RHEL 7 for an extra four years.
Contribute at the Podman 5.1 and Kernel 6.9 Test Week
Fedora test days are events where anyone can help make certain that changes in Fedora work well in an upcoming release. Fedora community members often participate, and the public is welcome at these events. This is a perfect way to start contributing to Fedora, if you haven’t in the past. There are two upcoming test […]
More than money, open-source pros want these 2 things from their next jobs
Admins and developers have similar career goals, but their top priorities are different, according to a new report.
How to install Linux on an old laptop to give it new life and purpose
If you're looking to revive that aging laptop, Linux might be your best bet. Find out how easy it can be to make this happen.
Launch Fedora 40 in Microsoft Azure
In Fedora 40, Cloud images for Microsoft Azure are directly available in Azure via its new Community Gallery feature. This article will describe how to use these. Introduction Starting in Fedora 39, the Fedora Project began producing Cloud images for Microsoft Azure which could be manually uploaded to an Azure tenant. In Fedora 40, these […]
How to create a bootable Linux USB drive
If you want to install Linux on a desktop, you'll first have to create a bootable USB drive with your distribution of choice.
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