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Tails 4.25 Anonymous Linux OS Released with New Backup Tool for Persistent Storage
Tails 4.25 amnesic incognito live system (a.k.a. Anonymous OS) is now available for download with a new backup utility for Persistent Storage and updated components.
Freespire 8.0 Comes Tightly Integrated with Google Services
The developers behind Freespire 8.0 have decided to put strong focus and take full advantage on Google’s services with this release.
How to Install and Use MySQL on Ubuntu 20.04
MySQL is an open-source relational database management system and with its popularity is used widely on different systems for storing data.
19 Absolute Simple Things About Linux Terminal Every Ubuntu User Should Know
Terminal often intimidates new users. However, once you get to know it, you gradually start liking it. Well, that happens with most Linux users. Even if you are using Ubuntu as a desktop system, you may have to enter the terminal at times. New users are often clueless about many things. Some knowledge of basic Linux commands always helps in such cases but this article is not about that.
How to Install Deb Package in Arch Linux
If you have a need to install Deb packages in Arch Linux, here we outline a few ways that you can install the application.
AWS DocumentDB not MongoDB-compatible, says MongoDB Inc
Amazon's DocumentDB database service is described by the cloud corp as "MongoDB compatible", but MongoDB CTO Mark Porter has told The Register this is not entirely the case.
AssaultCube 1.3 Free Multiplayer Shooter is Finally Here
AssaultCube is a free multiplayer first-person shooter game, based on the CUBE engine. It hasn't seen a new release since 2013, but now it’s back with AssaultCube 1.3 Lockdown Edition to the delight of all Linux fans.
How to Change the Output Color of Echo on the Linux Shell
Sometimes it’s nice to be able to change the text, or foreground, color when working with shell scripts or the Linux command line. This is a useful trick as it allows us to make the text more readable and the output more interesting. This can be done using ansi escape codes. This article shows you how.
Website Load Testing with Apache JMeter on Ubuntu 20.04
JMeter is an open-source Java-based load testing tool. It is useful to check and improve the performance after developing a new website. In this article, I will show you how to install Apache JMeter and how to use it to do load testing on websites.
MySQL a 'pretty poor database' says departing Oracle engineer
You've collected your leaving card, novelty presents, and perhaps a bottle of wine – what's next on the list for the departing developer? For one, it's a blog rubbishing the technology he's been working on for five years. That was the choice of Steinar Gunderson, a former principal software engineer at Oracle and member of the MySQL optimiser team. In an online missive, the engineer, who has now taken up a role in Google's Chrome team, left no reader in doubt of his views on MySQL.
LibreOffice 7.2.4 and 7.1.8 Released with an Important Security Fix, Update Now
The Document Foundation announced today the release and general availability of the LibreOffice 7.2.4 and LibreOffice 7.1.8 updates that address an important security vulnerability.
DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 946, 6 December 2021
The Internet is full of lurking threats. Malicious actors are constantly scanning for vulnerabilities, seeking out unpatched systems, and trying to guess passwords. One of the many tools we can use to protect ourselves from malicious attacks on-line is a firewall.
How to Install Visual Studio Code on Ubuntu
If you are a programmer, chances are you might already be familiar with the nuances and capabilities of Visual Studio Code. In this guide, you will learn how to install VS Code on Ubuntu and its related distros. For those who might be wondering what Visual Studio Code is all about, here’s a small inkling into its build features.
Helios-NG: An open-source cluster OS that links the Atari ST and Commodore Amiga
What is old is new again: linking open source Unix-alikes, native cluster OSes for massively parallel computers, and 1980s platform rivalries. You get all this in a somewhat dusty project hoping to "breathe new life" into Helios, a manycore OS from the '90s.
Bash Shell Scripting for beginners (Part 3)
Beginners shell script part 3. Covers string and numeric comparison, while and if statements
Firefox 95 Is Now Available for Download with New Picture-in-Picture Feature, More
The Mozilla Firefox 95 web browser is now available for download ahead of its December 7th official launch for all supported platforms, including GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Fly Pie Is A GNOME Shell Launcher For Users With One Hand On The Mouse Most Of The Time
Fly Pie is a GNOME Shell launcher (available as an extension) designed for users who have one hand on the mouse most of the time. It can be used to launch applications, URLs, recent files, simulate hotkeys, access the clipboard, and more. It works under both X11 and Wayland.
How To Setup MySQL With Docker In Linux
This guide explains how to setup MySQL with docker and how to connect to MySQL databases from command line and MySQL Workbench graphical client in Linux.
Vivaldi 5.0 Web Browser Released with Shareable Themes
Vivaldi is a fast web browser that certainly pays attention to its users needs, privacy, and web experience. Vivaldi 5.0 is a major update and carries a couple of key feature updates and a lot of bug fixes and changes. Here’s what’s new.
The 10 Best Arduino Wearables Projects
Arduino is an open-source electronics platform. Originally created for educational purposes, it has since expanded its range of boards for makers as well as some commercial use. Some Arduino boards have a small form factor and are ideal for wearable projects. Let's take a look at some wearables made with the Arduino.
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