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Could Unix Happen Today? Brian Kernighan Looks Back … and Forward
As beloved Unix pioneer Brian Kernighan approaches his 80th birthday, he made a special appearance at this year’s Linux Conference Australia. At the traditional January event — held virtually for the second year in a row — Kernighan reminisced on the 1970s and “The early days of Unix at Bell Labs,” always careful to acknowledge the contributions of others, and of those developers who’d preceded him.
SimulaVR Is Launching Pre-Orders for Linux on Your Face
The Simula One headset from SimulaVR is about to go up for preorder. If you’re willing to spend the large sum required to lock one in, you can save yourself a bit of money in the long run. Either way, this isn’t a budget-friendly VR headset, but one designed for enthusiasts.
Kalendar 1.0 Is Out: KDE Plasma Now Has a Mature, Dedicated Calendar Client
After three months of hard work and several releases, the Kalendar app has reached maturity with version 1.0, a major release that brings you a full-featured and dedicated calendar client for your KDE Plasma desktop environment.
The 9 Best KDE-Based Distros for Avid Linux Users
As a desktop environment, KDE Plasma is marketed with unique features, including visually-rich desktop computing fully packed with nifty utilities. Many in-demand Linux distros available in the market offer a KDE flavor variant for users.
Turning The PS4 Into A Useful Linux Machine
When the PlayStation 3 first launched, one of its most lauded features was its ability to officially run full Linux distributions. This was of course famously and permanently borked by Sony with a software update after a few years, presumably since the console was priced too low to make a profit and Sony didn’t want to indirectly fund server farms made out of relatively inexpensive hardware.
How to Use the Tail Command to View Log Files
Learn how to use the Linux tail command to view log files to help you effectively troubleshoot
How to Get KDE Plasma 5.24 in Kubuntu 21.10 Impish Indri
The KDE devs enabled the famous backports PPA for you to install/upgrade to KDE Plasma 5.24 in Kubuntu 21.10. Here's how.
5 levels of transparency for open source communities
Managers of open source communities have to be aware of the 5 levels of transparency that they can provide. These 5 levels of transparency are important for building a thriving open source community. This article describes each level, its goals, and why they are important.
Elkhart Lake powers Pico-ITX, Qseven, and SMARC boards
Seco unveiled a Linux-ready “Icarus” Pico-ITX SBC and “Atlas” Qseven module built on Elkhart Lake with up to 16GB soldered LPDDR4-3200 IBECC and triple display support. Seco recently launched an Elkhart Lake-based “Halley” SMARC module. Seco Edge, the embedded unit of Italian hardware manufacturer Seco, has announced two products that run Yocto-flavored Linux or Win […]
Tame your text with Perl
Although its popularity has been tempered by languages like Python, Lua, and Go, Perl was one of the primary utilitarian languages on Unix and Linux for 30 years. It remains an important and powerful component in many open source systems today. If you haven't used Perl much, then you may be surprised by how helpful it can be for many tasks. This is especially true if you deal with large amounts of text in your day-to-day work.
How to Install Nginx on WHM/cPanel With Engintron
Engintron is a free WHM/cPanel plugin that can be used for installing the Nginx web server as a reverse proxy of the default Apache webserver.
How to install Apache Maven on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Apache Maven is a free, open-source project management software that manages the creation, reporting, and documentation of a project from a central location. In this tutorial, I will explain how to install Apache Maven on Ubuntu 20.04 server.
3 reasons you should get that IT certification
Sometimes human beings do difficult things just because we thrive when there is a good challenge. This is why we climb mountains, play guitars, surf (in real waves), run marathons, and the like. OK, some do it professionally, but to take on major challenges, you really need to enjoy the activity for its own sake, not just when it leads to victory.
Peppermint OS 2022-02-02 Scraps LXDE in Favor of Xfce Review
We review the Peppermint OS 2022-02-02 release in terms of performance & stability and give you an overview of the exciting changes of this version.
7 Best Free and Open Source Status Page Systems
A status page system is software that lets you communicate incidents, schedule maintenances and downtimes with your customers.
How to use Object Storage in Azure Cloud
An Azure storage account is used to store data objects such as blobs, files, queues, tables, and disks. Data stored in the Storage Account is accessible from anywhere in the world over HTTP or HTTPS and is durable and highly available.
How To Use Thunderbolt 3/4 on Ubuntu
Even though Thunderbolt 3 and 4 have proven to work well with Windows and macOS, Linux users are still experiencing issues when using Thunderbolt on certain distributions. This post will give you a detailed guide on using both versions of Thunderbolt on Ubuntu and how to solve any arising errors.
How to Kill Zombie Processes in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
A zombie or a defunct process in Linux is a process that has been completed, but its entry still remains in the process table due to lack of correspondence between the parent and child processes. These zombie processes might accumulate, in large numbers, on your system and affect its performance. In that case, you might have to kill these zombies manually through the ways and commands described in this tutorial.
RapidDisk 8.1.0 now available
RapidDisk is an advanced Linux RAM Disk which consists of a collection of modules and an administration tool. Features include: Dynamically allocate RAM as block device. Use them as stand alone disk drives or even map them as caching nodes to slower local disk drives. Access those drives locally or export those volumes across an NVMe Target network.
Darktable 3.8.1 Released with Faster Heal Tool, New Noise Profiles, and Many Bug Fixes
Darktable 3.8.1 has been released today as a bugfix update and the first point release in the darktable 3.8 series of this open-source, free, and cross-platform RAW image editor for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms.
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