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Oracle released today the VirtualBox 6.0.18 update to their open-source and cross-platform virtualization software, a maintenance release that adds improvements and bug fixes.

This tutorial covers how to install LXD on an Ubuntu system, and how to launch a container.

Do you script in bash? If so, you can provide your users with a more robust and simple TUI for entering information into scripts.

Renesas unveiled three low-end “RZ/G2L” members of its RZ/G2 family of Linux-driven IoT SoCs with single or dual -A55 cores plus a Mali-G31, Cortex-M33, and up to dual GbE support. There is also a SMARC module and dev kit. Renesas’ RZ/G2 line of industrial-focused system-on-chips include the hexa-core RZ/GM and octa-core RZ-G2H, both with mixtures […]

Systemd a standard process for managing start-up services in Linux operating systems. It is used for controlling which programs run when the Linux system boots up. In this tutorial, we will explain how to manage services with systemd on Linux.

Communities and the value they inherently have in our lives has never been more highlighted than over the past year as we deal with a global pandemic keeping us home, away from conferences and events, and busy with the complexities of childcare, elderly care, working remote, and more. 

In my earlier posts, I explained what WordPress is and how you can use it to create your own website or blog. But in this post, I will walk you through the steps of creating your own website or blog right from the beginning. It’s even before you install WordPress. If you’re thinking to start a blog to earn money or to show off your amazing work to the world then this is the right place to start with. So without any further adieu, let’s get started!

Graphviz is great library for visualizing connections between any network. Check out my post on how to visualize Unix directory structure using Python Graphviz.

Recent years have demonstrated that Windows users are not the only ones who should be concerned about malware. Linux is becoming an increasingly popular target among malware operators due to the growing popularity of the open-source OS and the high-value devices it powers worldwide. Security researchers from AT&T Alien Labs are now warning that ''cyber gangs have started infecting Linux machines via a fileless malware installation technique that until recently was more commonly used against Windows-based systems''.

The startup has container security capabilities that are missing in Red Hat's OpenShift Kubernetes platform.

2DayGeek: This quick article shows what's the difference between apt and apt-get command.

Check out different ways to generate random numbers in Unix.

Oracle released today the VirtualBox 6.1.18 update to their open-source and cross-platform virtualization software, a maintenance release that adds improvements and bug fixes.

Now is a great time to take up a new hobby. How about producing your own music? DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) is an important tool in your creative arsenal. A DAW is a computer program designed for editing, recording, mixing and mastering audio files. You can record your various instruments, MIDI controllers and vocals, lay down the tracks, rearrange, splice, cut, paste, add effects, and ultimately finalize the song you’ve got cooking for the world to hear.

Deskreen is a new free and open source application that can be used to make any device (in the same WiFi / LAN network) with a web browser a second screen for your computer. The tool runs on Linux, Windows and macOS.

Apache server is one of the most popular open-source web servers that is developed and maintained by Apache Software Foundation. In this article, we will explain how to install and configure the Apache webserver on Debian 10 OS.

Brave web browser adds native support for an exciting decentralized file system protocol with the latest update.

This guide will walk you through the steps to check or find IP address in Linux using ip and hostname commands from command line interface and graphical user interface.

If you happened to have a time machine and chose to shoot yourself back a year to ask me what I thought about making open source contributions (of all the things you could've done), you may have guessed that I would just shrug and say something along the lines of, "I don't know, isn't that reserved for all the hard-core devs with the insane GitHub stats and decked-out macros and stuff? I'd have no idea what I was doing, and who would even care what some random college student had to say about their code?" And you'd probably be correct.

here arise the couple of problems when you concentrate on your blog comments. There are notorious bots out there that post spammy comments on your blog posts. The purpose of the spammy comments is to urge readers follow the links mentioned in the comment. Obviously, the links mentioned in the spammy comments are not at all beneficial but for a purpose of their own. Let’s say you get 100 comments each day and out of those comments, there are 20 spam comments. Although there is no fixed percentage of spam comments, it’s just an example. So think even if there are 20 spammy comments that are not filtered out, it’ll take too much time to manually read and delete them from your blog. And here is one more thing, once you’ve some spammy comments on your blog posts, there will be even more spammy comments on that specific post. So it is very important to block spammy comments.