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These days, virtual machines are increasingly common. It's really useful to launch a different operating system for specific tasks. Virtual machines can be used for development, entertainment, and anything else that we don't want to conduct on our primary operating system.

This tutorial explains how to prohibit directory listing in Linux, but allow the users to access the files from the same directory.

To avoid cannibalizing supply for other Pi products, the next model must wait.

Musicly is billed as a simple and elegant music player. It’s cross-platform software written in JavaScript. It’s based on Electron and React, put together with Electron React Boilerplate.

A last-minute dose of festive FOSS freshness. The latest Linux Mint, version 21, has had its first point release. If you were holding off upgrading from Mint 20, now is a good time. And it's not the only new distro for Yule.…

A review of EndeavourOS "Cassini" release and the overall Linux distribution in terms of performance, looks, quality and the future.

4Pane is a multi-pane file manager for Linux that allows for customized layout, and provides quick access to traditional desktop conveniences as well as common Linux tools. 4Pane aims for speed over visual effects, and places the way you want to work above all else. In honor of its name, I've got a list of my four favorite features of this fine file manager.

Release highlights of NetBSD 10 BETA, which brings WireGuard compatibility, updated hardware support including ARM devices + More.

n the beginning, there was the command line. While modern Linux distributions include graphical desktops like GNOME and KDE, the command line remains one of the power features of every Linux system. With the command line, you can leverage a rich set of instructions to edit and manipulate files, control your system, and automate processes. This year, our contributors wrote a lot of great articles about the Linux command line. Here are five of my favorite topics.

The xG24 Explorer Kit is a low-cost embedded platform based on the EFR32MG24 Wireless System-on-Chip. This compact board integrates a 2.4GHz radio in addition to one mikroBUS socket, one Qwicc connector and a SEGGER J-Link onboard debugger. According to the datasheet, this development kit integrates the Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 Wireless Gecko SoC with the following […]

The end-of-life (EOL) for PHP 7.4 was Monday, November 28, 2022. If you’re like me, that date snuck up much faster than anticipated. While your PHP 7.4 code isn’t going to immediately stop working, you do need to begin making plans for the future of this codebase. What are your options?

Darktable 4.2 open-source and cross-platform RAW image editor is now available for download as the second major update in the 4.x series, bringing new features, new image and camera support, and numerous bug fixes.

This article guides you through all the steps to upgrade your current Linux Mint 21 “Vanessa” system to the recently released Linux Mint 21.1 “Vera.”

It also boasts MemTest86+ 6, which now can boot and run on UEFI machines. SystemRescue 9.06 may only be a point release, but it has some good stuff including the newly released Xfce, MemTest86+ version 6, and a new USB-key-writing tool.…

GoCD is an open-source continuous delivery and automation system. GoCD excels at modeling complex CD workflows for fast feedback with its modeling constructs, parallel execution, and dependency management. This tutorial will teach you to install and configure GoCD on a Ubuntu 22.04 server.

This guide explains 3 different methods to find the public IP address from commandline in Linux.

Tails 5.8 OS now ships with a complete redesign of the Persistent Storage, Wayland by default, and a better Unsafe Browser.

The Debian-based Tails 5.8 privacy-focused Linux distribution has been released today and it’s a major update that brings exciting new features and better security for those who want to stay anonymous while browsing the Internet.

The Linux command line is a powerful tool used to control and interact with the operating system. It is a text-based interface that allows users to enter commands and execute programs, as well as view and edit files. The command line provides access to a wide range of Linux features and commands, including system utilities and applications, network configuration, file manipulation, and more.

Meanwhile the next-gen Linux filesystems are going nowhere fast. The forthcoming Linux kernel 6.2 should see improved filesystem handling, including performance gains for SD cards and USB keys, as well as FUSE. As for the next-gen storage subsystems… not so much.…