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A guide to the best IDEs/Code Editors for Linux. A list of the best IDEs with their unique features, pros and cons, and more.

The 111th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on November 13th, 2022, keeping you guys up to date with the most important things happening in the Linux world.

The kernel is the core part of any Linux-based operating system. It acts as a bridge between the software and hardware of the computer system. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install Linux Kernel 6.0 on Ubuntu 22.04.

Kodi gets the verification badge in Flathub website (beta) and it looks awesome. Here are all the details on this.

CachyOS is a new rising star in the Linux world, promising to be user-friendly and highly performant by utilizing modified Linux kernels.

ADLINK just unveiled a camera development kit designed to quickly develop proof of concept applications. This AI Camera Dev Kit integrates the Jetson Nano (128 NVIDIA CUDA core + 4x Arm Cortex-A57) along with an 8MP color MIPI Sony IMX179 camera module, a single GbE port and up to 16Gb of eMMC storage. As stated […]

The KDE Project released today KDE Frameworks 5.100 as the latest version of this open-source collection of more than 80 add-on libraries to Qt providing commonly needed functionality for the Plasma desktop and KDE apps.

MPV, which was forked in 2012 from MPlayer2, is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video player with a minimalist GUI and a feature-rich command-line version. After a year of development, the new MPV 0.35 version of the free video player is here, with PipeWire backend support and optimization improvements.

Take a step back and imagine the world without the Internet. No social media, websites, e-commerce stores, or online chat rooms. The world would be a little blank for many of us. However, its presence revolutionized the globe and rapidly created immense opportunities. So, who invented the Internet? When was the Internet invented? What was the very first message transmitted over the network? All these questions come to our minds at least once.

Zram is a compressed RAM disk on Linux. Lately, it's been put to use for swap space on many distributions. In my previous article, I introduced zram and demonstrated how to use it. In this article, I cover some of the ways you can customize how your system puts zram to use.

If you’re reading this article, that means that GoDaddy still hasn’t managed to get traffic pointing to our new and improved server. That’s because this article isn’t on the new server, it’s only on the one we thought would be retired by now.

Podman Desktop leverages the Podman Engine, enabling you to work with containers from your local environment conveniently and quickly. It allows you to run containers on any machine in minutes with just a few clicks.

EasyOS is an experimental Linux distribution, now reached milestone release 4.5

In the Java programming language, a hashmap is a list of associated values. Java uses hashmaps to store data. If you keep a lot of structured data, it's useful to know the various retrieval methods available.

Red Hat released Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.7 as the latest update to their Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 operating system series to bring more new features, updated components, and other changes.

List of ten awesome KDE apps across various functionalities which are definitely going to help you for your workflow.

The development cycle of the next Ubuntu Linux release, Ubuntu 23.04, is now officially open and the Ubuntu team published an official release date and complete release schedule with all the details you need to know.

The following tutorial will teach you how to install Nvidia Graphic Drivers with either the Debian repo or, for users seeking the latest release, the Nvidia repository, which offers proprietary or use the newly available open-source drivers.

I found Codium, a community project built around VS Code. Now I want to share the VS Codium experience with my students and open their understanding of Python beyond the Turtle module. This zest for learning has me looking for training resources that are open source and freely available on the internet.

A simple tutorial for beginner's explains how to set up AUR packages in Arch Linux using yay helper utility and install packages.