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The KDE Project released today the beta version of the upcoming KDE Plasma 5.26 desktop environment to give us an early taste of the new features and enhancements expected in the final release next month.

At Open Source Summit Europe, Linus Torvalds announced that he would push to get Rust into the forthcoming 6.1 Linux kernel that same day.

There are several ways to switch to the root user in Linux, and it can get confusing. Learn the differences between each command.

With the Internet of Things (IoT) commonplace, there are sometimes more services running on your home network than you realize. Here are three steps you can take to audit and protect your home network from unwanted traffic...

I've been at Red Hat for over two years, and I work remotely in the Czech Republic. I've used Linux for about 12 years, mainly Arch Linux and Fedora, but I've also administered Debian, Gentoo, and Ubuntu in the past. I'm also working on an accessible Fedora project currently called Fegora, an unofficial Linux distribution aimed at visually impaired users...

EndeavourOS Nova is the new release in the Artemis series, solely focused on resolving the GRUB issues that affect Arch Linux-based distros.

The NX6412-4L is a Mini-PC equipped with Intel’s Elkhart Lake Celeron J5412 processor developed by Maxtang. This fanless mini-PC offers flexible connectivity including up to four 2.5GbE LAN ports, Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth connectivity and a slot for SIM cards. The processor found on the NX6412-4L is the Elkhart Lake J6412 processor which has been featured in […]

At the 2022 Linux Plumbers Conference, Torvalds and I have a chance to sit down and talk again about life, Linux, and scuba diving.

A checksum is a small-sized block of data that is used to identify faults in files introduced during transmission or storage. Checksums are frequently used to verify data integrity but are not used to validate data validity. In simple terms, it is just a sequence of numbers and letters used to check data for errors.

It takes more than a blockchain node to build enterprise-grade applications at scale. As a result, developers often find themselves building plumbing from scratch to make their business logic work. The release of Hyperledger FireFly changed blockchain development, offering developers a full stack of tools to build and scale secure web applications using familiar APIs. FireFly’s next-gen platform simplifies development, making it easy to connect across multiple public and private chains while running many use cases simultaneously.

Oracle Linux has a history dating back more than 15 years of consistent stability and reliability, being a popular choice among the large enterprise segment. This guide will walk you through installing Oracle Linux 9, a high-performance, secure, and enterprise-ready RHEL fork.

The internal traffic-filtering tool can be used for much more than firewalls Linux Plumbers Conference The Linux Plumbers Conference in Dublin ends today and some of the talks have revealed interesting new uses for the eBPF functionality.…

When using a complex Kubernetes operator, you often have to orchestrate Jobs to perform workload tasks. Examples of Job implementations typically provide trivial scripts written directly in the manifest. In any reasonably-complex application, however, determining how to handle more-than-trivial scripts can be challenging...

There’s no actual official desktop available for Linux. But some of their engineers have laboured night and day to produce a native desktop client. While you won’t get official support, Linux has strong community support from a variety of sites, so that’s not really an issue. The client is best described as semi-official.

Baikal is a simple yet powerful calendar and address book server for Linux. Learn how you can use it to host your own calendar service.

This tutorial shows you step-by-step how to create an email account in ISPConfig and which data to use in your email client to access this mailbox. The tutorial also includes instructions as a video at the end of the guide.

Text Editor replaces GEdit for starters, though it's still very early days The beta version of Red hat's Fedora 37 is available for download – but it's still far from finished.…

Statping is an open-source uptime monitor that keeps track of websites and applications hosted across multiple servers. It can generate a beautiful status page by fetching real-time data from various sources.

The Fedora Project released today the beta version of its upcoming Fedora Linux 37 distribution, which is expected to land in late October 2022 with some of the latest and greatest GNU/Linux technologies.

Fedora team announced the Fedora 37 BETA, which is now available to download and test, bringing GNOME 43 and many new features.