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Why I'm joining Mozilla's Board of Directors
I was born and raised in Zambia and came to the United States for university. Even though growing up, I had almost no exposure to computers, I chose to study …
PC/104 boards keep the legacy alive with Quadro P1000 and Intel Braswell
Adlink announced the “CM5-P1000,” the first PC/104 board equipped with Nvidia’s Quadro P1000 graphics. Meanwhile, ICOP has introduced a PC/104 form-factor “IBW-6954” SBC with an Intel Braswell CPU. Adlink and ICOP have each announced products that support the legacy PC/104 embedded board form factor and run Linux and Windows 10. Adlink’s CM5-P1000 is billed as […]
How to manage an AWS RDS instance using aws-cli
You can easily create and manage RDS resources using aws-cli commands. In this article, we will see the commands to create an RDS MySql Instance and how to make a snapshot of the database.
The Incrementing Fill-Down Error
WGS84 is the geodetic datum used in most GPS units. Updates to that datum aren't called WGS85, WGS86 or WGS87; they're all still WGS84. So why do I see those larger version numbers in my data audits? I blame spreadsheets and a particular kind of filling-down. Here's how to find this error on the command line.
How To Find And Move Files In Xubuntu File Manager (Thunar)
Xubuntu is a variant of Ubuntu that uses the XFCE desktop environment. In this distribution the user will not find the default Ubuntu file manager (Nautilus), because Xubuntu uses Thunar as the default file manager.
Launch Flatpaks from your Linux terminal
The Flatpak application distribution model is helping developers target Linux in a new and easy way, and it's helping Linux users install more applications without worrying about what version of Linux they're running. It's an exciting technology, and on my Fedora Silverblue system, it's the default package installation method. All of my desktop applications on Silverblue and several of my favorites I use on Slackware are running as Flatpaks.
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How to Remove Lines from a File Using Sed Command
streaming editor (sed) is an important tool when you work with parsing and transforming text in your nix-based systems. It is used for finding, filtering, text substitution, and text manipulations such as insertion, deletion, replace, and search in the text files.
How to monitor Socket connections using ss command
In this guide, we'll show you how to monitor socket connections in Linux using ss command.
Highly-Loaded PHP Applications with LiteSpeed Web Server
LiteSpeed is a free, open-source, small, lightweight, and is Apache alternative web server that conserves resources without sacrificing performance, security, or convenience.
Pen testing with Linux security tools
The multitude of well-publicized breaches of large consumer corporations underscores the critical importance of system security management. Fortunately, there are many different applications that help secure computer systems. One is Kali, a Linux distribution developed for security and penetration testing. This article demonstrates how to use Kali Linux to investigate your system to find weaknesses.
Kali installs a lot of tools, all of which are open source, and having them installed by default makes things easier.
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How to Install Latest Cinnamon Desktop in Ubuntu and Fedora
In this tutorial, we shall walk through the various steps that you can follow to install the latest stable version of Cinnamon desktop on Ubuntu and Fedora. Before we move any further, let us talk about a few properties of the Cinnamon desktop as outlined below.
Screenshot And Annotation Tool Ksnip 1.9.0 Adds User-Defined Actions, Dockable Widgets, More
Ksnip, a feature-packed cross-platform screenshot tool that works with both X11 and Wayland, has been updated to version 1.9.0, getting the ability to add user-defined actions for taking screenshots and post-processing, dockable widgets, along with many other smaller, but useful new features and changes.
Fedora Podcast is back
The Fedora Community with the Marketing Team has brought back the Fedora Podcast! Get the podcast and check out the new season!
Inkscape 1.1 Open-Source SVG Editor Released with Many New Features and Improvements
The open-source, free, and cross-platform Inkscape SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) editor has been updated to version 1.1 as the first major point release in the 1.x series.
7 Quirky ‘ls’ Command Tricks Every Linux User Should Know
We have covered most of the things on ‘ls’ command in last two articles of our Interview series. This article is the last part of the ‘ls command‘ series. If you have not gone through last two articles of this series you may visit the links below.
Why Python's pip search isn't working: We speak to infrastructure director about ongoing traffic overload
'The decision was made to return an error message that gave people an ability to contact us'
Interview Last December, the Python development team overseeing the Python Package Index (PyPI) temporarily disabled the search endpoint on its XML-RPC API because its infrastructure has been overwhelmed by "abusive clients."…
Setup PostgreSQL 13.2 and PyQT5 to run CRUD App in PyCharm 2021.1.1 on F34
Running PyQT5 CRUD (PostgreSQL 13.2) Application you might experience problem with importing psycopg2 . Posting below briefly provides the way to solve the issue and also describes in details database setup which is tuned specifically for Fedora 34 .
How To Manage Nodejs Versions With n In Linux
This guide explains what is n, the node version manager and how to easily manage nodejs versions with n in Linux operating systems.
Fedora Linux 34 Is Now Powered by Linux Kernel 5.12
Just a few days after Linux kernel 5.11 reached end of life, the Fedora Project upgraded today the Linux kernel packages for its latest Fedora Linux 34 release to Linux kernel 5.12.
Raspberry Pi PoE+ HAT features 25.5W PoE+
Raspberry Pi announced a second-gen “Raspberry Pi PoE+ HAT” that keeps the $20 price while advancing to 802.3at PoE+ for powering the Pi with up to 25.5W. A new diode rectifier enables cool running. For the first time we can recall, Raspberry Pi Trading has announced a new product without supplying an order button. The […]
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