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Linux is undoubtedly the best open-source operating system, and is arguably the most secure OS by design . Most computers these days are Linux-based. Android OS, which is the most commonly used mobile operating system, is also Linux-based. The same goes for Chromebooks and a variety of tablets.

If you’ve already ditched your new year’s goals, we’re here to help. How about a refreshening of your online life with new habits and routines? Are there newsletters you don’t read anymore? Mobile apps you no longer use? Or social media platforms you’ve left (ahem, Twitter)? We want to help. We’ve put together a month-long […]

Minikube is a free and open-source tool that comes with a set of built-in add-ons that helps you to set up a Kubernetes cluster in your local system. This tutorial will teach how to install Minikube on Debian 11.

Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS) written in PHP. Many organizations worldwide use it to create blogs, government sites, corporate websites, and more. This tutorial will teach you how to install Drupal using Docker on a Ubuntu 22.04 server.

The SeeedStudio’s blog recently featured the reComputer J4012 built around the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX SoM with up to 100 TOPS AI performance. This embedded system comes in an aluminum case and is equipped with 1x Gigabit RJ45 port, 1x HDMI 2.1 ports, expansion slots and multiple I/Os interfaces. The reComputer J4012 has a similar […]

Fedora Project will be present at FOSDEM 2023. This article describes this gathering and a few of the events on the agenda. I assume if you are reading the Fedora Magazine, you already know what FOSDEM is, but I’ll start with a small intro anyway. Define FOSDEM FOSDEM is the biggest event in the known […]

MongoDB is an open-source, cross-platform, and distributed NoSQL (Non-SQL or Non-Relational) database system. In this tutorial, you will install MongoDB NoSQL Database on Rocky Linux 9 server.

Lewis Rosenthal talks about why some companies still need to run OS/2 today – including on UEFI and GPT hardware. Retro Tech Week Although the creator of OS/2 now owns Red Hat and has other fish to try, OS/2 lives on. The Reg spoke with Arca Noae's Lewis Rosenthal about the issues of updating OS/2 Warp for modern PCs in 2023 – and beyond.…

AMD in partnership with Optomotive presented yesterday an industrial smart camera featuring the Zynq Ultrascale+ MPSoC-based Kria K26 System-on-Module (SoM). The SMILODON 10G EVO features a 25MP image sensor from Gpixel in addition to up to 48x LVDS interfaces and support for 10 Gigabit Ethernet. The SMILODON 10G EVO features the Kria K26 SoM similarly […]

History tells us it will flop. But success might not be the real goal, so much as poking Big Tech Analysis India's government has reportedly teamed with academia and startups to create its own mobile operating system dubbed IndOS, in the name of competition.…

The world’s largest gathering of Apache Cassandra® community members features 60 sessions showcasing how organizations everywhere are bridging Cassandra to the future. SAN FRANCISCO, January 18, 2023 — The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced the full schedule for Cassandra Summit, a 2-day conference focused on Apache Cassandra®… […]

Bunfight over support for proprietary Unix operating system ends with a confidential whimper HPE and Oracle have settled their long-running legal case over alleged copyright infringement regarding Solaris software updates for HPE customers, but it looks like the nature of the settlement is going to remain under wraps.…

Wireguard is an open-source VPN protocol alternative to IPSec, IKEv2, and OpenVPN. This guide teaches you how to install and set up Wirgeuard Server on a Rocky Linux 9 server. You'll also learn how to set up a client machine to connect to the Wireguard server.

NetBox is an Infrastructure Resource Modelling (IRM) software designed for network automation and infrastructure engineering. In this tutorial, you will install NetBox IRM (Infrastructure Resource Management) on a Rocky Linux 9 server.

Catching signals from others is how we have started communicating as human beings. It all started, of course, with our vocal cords. Then we moved to smoke signals for long-distance communication. At some point, we discovered radio waves and are still using them for contact. This article will describe how you can tune in using Fedora Linux and […]

Last month, Axiomtek launched the RSC201 Vision System based on the Kria K26 System-on-Module from Xilinx to target commercial and industrial applications. The RSC201 is equipped with one 1x GbE LAN port, 1x CAN bus, 1x 4K display, and 5G connectivity support. The Kria K26 SoM integrates a H.264/265 video codec and it has the […]

What is dead may never die, and it's all thanks to Jim Hall. Retro Tech Week The last mainstream DOS-based OS was Windows ME, which went out of support 20 years ago. And yet, thanks to free software, DOS lives on. We spoke to FreeDOS founder Jim Hall about how the project started and how it's progressing.…

Steve Revill of RISC OS Open chats to us about taking the project into the future Retro Tech Week The mid-1980s codebase for RISC OS, the original native OS for the Arm processor, is still run on present-day hardware and actively maintained and developed. We spoke to RISC OS Open MD Steve Revill about its 26-bit origins, working to bring it to newer 32-bit Arm chips, and efforts to update its BSD-based network stack.…

About one-third of Firefox users have installed an add-on before – whether it’s an extension to add powerful and customizable features or a visual theme to personalize the web browsing experience. But if you’re unfamiliar, add-ons are sort of like apps for your browser. They can add all kinds of features to Firefox to make […]

Linux partitioning is one of the most complex parts of the OS installer. Anaconda Web UI storage feedback requested to help with design!