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Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 34 Beta
The Fedora 34 Linux Beta release is here. Get a preview of what's coming in Fedora Linux 34 next month and help us test.
Raspberry Pi CM4 based panel PC offers IP67 protection
Win Enterprises’ Raspberry Pi CM4 based “IP67 Panel PC” provides a 7-inch 800 x 400 capacitive touchscreen with IP67 protected GbE, RS485, and 2x USB 3.0 ports plus WiFi/BT, 40-pin GPIO, and optional 4G. Embedded vendors almost universally boast about the Raspberry Pi foundations of their products. Not so Win Enterprises — the company has […]
Start programming in Deno, an alternative to Node.js
Deno is a simple, modern, and secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript. It is an open source project created by Ryan Dahl, who developed Node.js. In Try Deno as an alternative to Node.js, I introduced Deno's features and explained how to install and run it.
Here, I will help you quickly get started with Deno by explaining:
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How to Use until Loop in Your Shell Scripts
In bash for, while, and until are three loop constructs. While each loop differs syntactically and functionally their purpose is to iterate over a block of code when a certain expression is evaluated.
Until loop is used to execute a block of code until the expression is evaluated to be false. This is exactly the opposite of a while loop. While loop runs the code block while the expression is true and until loop does the opposite.
Until loop is used to execute a block of code until the expression is evaluated to be false. This is exactly the opposite of a while loop. While loop runs the code block while the expression is true and until loop does the opposite.
Fedora 34 Beta Released. Download and Test now.
The Fedora team announced the release of Fedora 34 Beta with many new improvements and the latest packages. Here’s a summary of the new changes and how to download, test the Fedora 34 Beta.
GNOME 40's Best New Features
GNOME 40 includes bold new design changes and several new features, so in this post we take a look at the best of them.
Linus Torvalds on where Rust will fit into Linux
Slowly but surely the Rust language is making its way into Linux. I talked with Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman about where they see Rust and Linux working together.
GNOME 40: Interview with Neil McGovern, Executive Director of GNOME | Destination Linux 218
on DL 218: GNOME 40 Interview with Neil McGovern, Exciting Stuff Coming to Fedora 34, Linux Based Tablet: JingPad with JingOS, GNOME Extensions, Linux Gaming, Creating Your Own VPN on Raspberry Pi.
Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 34 Beta
The Fedora 34 Linux Beta release is here. Get a preview of what's coming in Fedora Linux 34 next month and help us test.
Richard M. Stallman returns to the Free Software Foundation Board of Directors
The well-known founder of GNU software and free software resigned as president and board member of the FSF in 2019.
How Do I Escape Spaces in Paths for Scp in Linux?
The Secure Copy tool (scp) is an easy way to securely copy files to and from remote computers. But frustration can easily set in when scp does not work correctly due to spaces in file names and/or folder paths.
Fedora Linux 34 Beta Is Here with GNOME 40, Btrfs Transparent Compression, and Linux 5.11
The Fedora Project announced today the release of the beta version of the upcoming Fedora Linux 34 operating system to give the Linux community an early look at the major new features and improvements.
Canonical: Flutter now 'the default choice for future desktop and mobile apps'
Cross-platform appeal outweighs performance penalty, argues Linux flinger. With an aim to expand the Linux app ecosystem, Ubuntu desktop engineering manager Ken VanDine has popped up in marketing material for Flutter to say that Google's cross-platform framework is Canonical's "default choice for future desktop and mobile apps".…
Open Source Initiative board election results scrapped after security hole found, exploited to rig outcome
'We’re aware of at least one case where an entity voted more than once'. The Open Source Initiative (OSI) on Friday said it will redo its recent Board Election after uncovering a voting irregularity that affected the results.…
Backup With Rclone And Cron From Your Synology NAS
Let’s see how you can backup data using Rclone from your Synology NAS with an automatic Cron script.
How to create virtual environments in Python 3 with venv module
A Python virtual environment allows you to create a logically isolated software environment for a particular Python project, and choose a version of Python interpreter as well as install any necessary libraries for the project. The idea is for every project to have its own virtual environment. This means that Python tools installed for different projects within their own virtual environments will not interfere with one another. This tutorial describes how to create virtual environments in Python 3 using the built-in venv module.
KDE Applications Open-Source Software Stack Rebranded as KDE Gear
The KDE Project officially unveiled today KDE Gear as the new name of their open-source software stack formerly known as KDE Applications.
New software service for the supply chain, fuzzing Java, and more
As part of my role as a principal communication strategist at an enterprise software company with an open source development model, I publish a regular update about open source community, market, and industry trends. Here are some of my and their favorite articles from that update.
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Richard Stallman says he has returned to the Free Software Foundation board of directors and won't be resigning again
'Some of you will be happy at this, and some might be disappointed'
Richard M Stallman, founder and former president of the Free Software Foundation (FSF), announced at the organisation's LibrePlanet virtual event that he has rejoined the board and does not intend to resign again.…
5 everyday sysadmin tasks to automate with Ansible
If you hate performing repetitive tasks, then I have a proposition for you. Learn Ansible!
Ansible is a tool that will help you do your daily tasks easier and faster, so you can use your time in more effective ways, like learning new technology that matters. It's a great tool for sysadmins because it helps you achieve standardization and collaborate on daily activities, including:
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