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BeOS rebuild / Haiku has a new feature / that runs Windows apps

The Haiku operating system has an experimental new feature, WINE. Originally a Linux subsystem, WINE can run unmodified Windows programs on other operating systems.

Mozilla partners with The Markup to launch Rally study into Facebook's tracking and data collection practices

Browser maker Mozilla today announced a partnership with The Markup, the non-profit newsroom that investigates how technology is reshaping society, on a research project to provide insights into and data about a space that’s opaque to policymakers, researchers and users themselves.

UPS HAT For Raspberry Pi offers real-time monitoring

SB Components has won KS funding for a $31 and up “UPS HAT For Raspberry Pi” with slots for dual 18650 Li-Ion batteries plus dual 5V micro-USB inputs, 8.4V 2A charging, a 0.91 OLED display, and real-time monitoring.

The 6 Best Spotify Alternatives for Linux You Should Try

Spotify is not the only music streaming app for Linux users. Here are some free-to-use Spotify alternatives you can install on your system.

MGLRU Is A Very Enticing Enhancement For Linux In 2022

Going back a number of months Google engineers have been working to address the issue of the Linux kernel's page reclaim code being too expensive for which they devised the multi-generational LRU framework "MGLRU" and it continues being worked on with mainline ambitions.

There it is - Steam breaks 28 million users online

Well, that didn't take long now did it? After hitting a new high on January 2 that was very close to the big milestone, just today Steam officially passed 28 million users online.

The Top 8 Linux Distros That Have Adopted Flatpak

Flatpak lets users install applications that remain isolated from the rest of the system. Here are some distros that support Flatpak by default.

9 ways to learn Ansible this year

  • Opensource.com; By Sumantro Mukherjee (Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Jan 9, 2022 8:41 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
Automation just keeps improving the lives of everyone on the IT team. Ansible helps anyone who uses IT automation, whether for keeping files organized or configuring printers, or for anything else someone can imagine and build. These are some of the most notable use cases and experiences shared on Opensource.com in 2021.

Canonical is reworking Snap application packages on Linux

Snap is a software packaging and distribution platform for Linux developed by Canonical, creators of Ubuntu Linux. Snap applications are more portable than traditional Linux software, and most of them are containerized to prevent some common security issues. However, Snap also has plenty of problems, which might be the reason Canonical is experimenting with a new architecture.

How To Dual Boot Your Raspberry Pi

Linux users will be familiar with dual booting their systems. We often have Linux running alongside Windows, or another Linux distro. The Raspberry Pi, itself a small $35 Linux computer, isn't particularly well known for dual booting, but it can be done; all we need is a little help.

Tiny Life is an upcoming pixel-art take on experiences like The Sims

Tiny Life is an upcoming game trying to capture the essence of games like The Sims, but in an isometric pixelart style. If you've played The Sims before, you mostly know sort-of what to expect from it. Build a house, have a family and take care of all their needs - or totally mess with them. You're basically god watching over a few select people.

How to Install WSL 2 on Windows 10

WSL introduced a myriad of new features in its latest version. Here's how you can install WSL 2 on Windows 10.

Fast Kernel Headers v2 Posted - Speeds Up Clang-Built Linux Kernel Build By ~88%

What may end up being one of the greatest Linux kernel features of 2022 is the recently published "Fast Kernel Headers" effort for cleaning up the kernel headers and dramatically speeding up Linux kernel builds both for absolute/clean and incremental builds. Fast Kernel Headers can cut the Linux kernel build time in half or greater and out this weekend are the v2 patches.

The 9 Smallest Linux Distros That Are Minimal and Super Lightweight

Strapped for hard disk space? Install one of these small and lightweight Linux distros to make your PC usable again.

Classic SysAdmin: How to Check Disk Space on Linux from the Command Line

Quick question: How much space do you have left on your drives? A little or a lot? Follow up question: Do you know how to find out? If you happen to use a GUI desktop (e.g., GNOME, KDE, Mate, Pantheon, etc.), the task is probably pretty simple. But what if you’re looking at a headless server, with no GUI? Do you need to install tools for the task? The answer is a resounding no. All the necessary bits are already in place to help you find out exactly how much space remains on your drives. In fact, you have two very easy-to-use options at the ready.

How to View WebP Images on Ubuntu and Linux Mint

Most preinstalled Linux image viewers don't natively support WebP images. But that doesn't mean you can't open one on Linux.

11 open source ideas for being more eco-friendly in 2022

For governments and large organizations, open source continued to be a critical component for policy decisions and sustainability goals in 2021. The United Nations is one such organization that is relying on open source to reach its goals across a wide spectrum of issues including climate change. While it is crucial for world leaders to make big decisions to save the planet, many average citizens are also eager to contribute to the cause.

How to Create a Kubernetes Cluster with AWS CLI

Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is a managed Kubernetes service that is hosted on AWS. In this guide, we will leam how to create a Kubernetes cluster on AWS with EKS. You will learn how to create an administrative user for your Kubernetes cluster. You will also learn how to deploy an app to the cluster. Finally, you will test your cluster to ensure that everything is working properly.

7 Ways to Kill Unresponsive Programs in Linux

When a Linux app becomes unresponsive and crashes, how can you kill it? Try one of these tricks to force quit a program in Linux.

What Is openSUSE? Everything You Need to Know

openSUSE is somewhat underrated when it comes to the best Linux distros. But it has got some nifty little features that will fascinate you in no time.

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