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TrueNAS SCALE is an exciting new addition to the TrueNAS software family. Built on the shoulders of TrueNAS CORE, TrueNAS SCALE adds Docker containers, VMs (KVM), and scale-out ZFS storage capabilities.

Server blocks, often referred to as virtual hosts in Nginx allows you to host multiple websites on one server. Here’s how to use them.

Proxmox VE (Virtual Environment) is a complete, open source server management platform for enterprise virtualization. Proxmox has released version 7.1 of Proxmox VE based on Debian Bullseye 11.1, but using a newer Linux kernel 5.13.

The Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation (RESF) has announced general availability (GA) of Rocky Linux 8.5. It’s an important milestone because it’s the first Rocky Linux release that officially supported Secure Boot.

The popular GNOME Shell extension Just Perfection celebrates one year of successes with a brand new version. With Just Perfection you can change the visibility of almost all components of GNOME Shell, behavior tweaks and customize panels.

Using a proxy server as an internet access intermediary is a common business scenario. This guide will show you how to set proxy for APT package manger so that you may be able to install and update packages from remote repos.

Nginx is the most popular web server due to its performance and ease of use. This guide will help you install Nginx on various Linux distros and you’ll learn about important Nginx configuration files and directories.

Red Hat announced a few days ago the release of the new version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.5. It brings new features and improvements to help deployments, optimize performance and help risk mitigation. Here's what's new.

The SparkyLinux team has announced the release of SparkyLinux 6.1, latest stable update in project’s 6.x series. Let’s see what’s new.

The CutiePi tablet is based on the diminutive Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. At the heart of CutiePi is custom designed circuit board. It’s a open source hardware and had all the components in place necessary to make your project portable.

Zoom works perfectly on Linux and supports variants of Linux distros. Here I will show you the simplest way to install Zoom client on Ubuntu.

LXD is a next generation system container manager. LXD 4.20 users will be happy to see in this release the initial implementation of live migration and core scheduling support.

Tor Browser 11 is now the new stable version available to all those Internet users who seek to avoid, that their web communications are easy to track. Here's what's new.

By default, GNOME Shell has a set of features that are determined by the developers. GNOME Shell extensions are tiny pieces of software code, written by third-party developers, that enhance or add functionality to a GNOME desktop.

Chrome is fast, intuitive, and secure browser built for the modern web. But because it’s not an open source browser, it’s pretty much never included by default on any Linux distro. In this tutorial, we will cover how to install the Google Chrome web browser on Ubuntu in a few easy to follow steps.

For fans of LXQt or those still looking for a lightweight Qt5 desktop, LXQt 1.0.0 is out as the latest version of this desktop environment. It is used by operating systems that aren’t looking for a lot of customization or productivity options, but instead are focused on performance.

Being able to upgrade Fedora from one version to the next is one of Fedora’s best features. This article was originally written for upgrading from Fedora 34 to Fedora 35, but the steps for upgrading the Fedora version remains the same for any release.

Introducing static code analysis into your process should improve the quality of your code and make the QA process more efficient due to finding errors earlier on. PHPStan is a static analyzer for PHP focused on finding bugs in your code without actually running it.

Microsoft officially launched the stable version of its browser for Linux. Let me show you how to easily install the Microsoft Edge on your favorite Linux distribution.

The latest stable version of the Firefox web browser, version 94, is now rolling out. There’s quite a bit going on with a couple of new features, some add-ons updates and a whole lot of performance fixes and improvements.