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Cron is a built-in Linux utility used to run different processes within the computer system at a particular scheduled time. This tutorial will assist you through several techniques to schedule and list Cron jobs in Linux.

CoreCtrl is a free and open source program to enhance gaming experience for Linux users on AMD CPUs & GPUs.

Coincidentally, Python creator Guido van Rossum joins Microsoft Python has surpassed Java to become the second-most popular programming language in the TIOBE index, one of several imprecise yardsticks used to rank what's in vogue among coders.…

markets is software that lets you track stock, currency, and cryptocurrency prices. The tool is written in Vala and uses GTK3.

vnStat is a free, open-source and console-based network traffic monitoring tool for Linux operating system. With vnStat, you can monitor network statistics over various time periods.

Canonical published today the very first Linux kernel security patch for the latest Ubuntu 20.10 (Groovy Gorilla) operating system to address two security vulnerabilities.

No, that's not a misprint. The famed open-source developer has come out of retirement to join Microsoft Developer Division and continue his work on the Python language.

FriendlyElec has posted specs on a “NanoPi R4S” SBC equipped with a hexa-core RK3399 with up to 4GB LPDDR4, a microSD slot, dual GbE, dual USB 3.0, and -20 to 70? support. Rockchip’s RK3399 has been dropping in price over the years, with RK3399-based Linux hacker boards starting at over $100 but now selling for […]

The KDE Project released today KDE Plasma 5.20.3 as the third maintenance update to the latest KDE Plasma 5.20 desktop environment series with another layer of bug fixes to further improve stability and reliability.

If you install CentOS on your desktop, you will find Gnome as the default desktop environment. Here is how to install KDE Plasma on CentOS.

System76 announced today a new version of its Galago Pro ultra portable and powerful Linux laptop loved by many customers, featuring the latest generation Intel Core processors and an optional Nvidia GTX GPU.

We at The Linux Foundation (LF) work to develop secure software in our foundations and projects, and we also work to secure the infrastructure we use. But we’re all human, and mistakes can happen. So if you discover a security vulnerability in something we do, please tell us! If you find a security vulnerability in […]

Install Webmin on Ubuntu 20.04. Webmin is a web based control panel to manage Linux your Linux server through a browser-based web interface. You can manage user accounts, cronjobs, DNS settings, and other common settings related to server using Webmin.

Clonezilla Live developer Steven Shiau announced today the general availability of a new release of his live Linux distribution that includes major enhancements and bug fixes, including the Linux 5.9 kernel.

ASRock unveiled a “4×4-V2000” SBC and “iBOX-V2000” mini-PC based on it that feature AMD’s Ryzen Embedded V2000. Meanwhile, Ibase previewed a Mini-ITX SBC and signage player based on the V2000. ASRock and Ibase have each announced several products based on AMD’s new Ryzen Embedded V2000 system-on-chip. ASRock’s 4×4-V2000M and 4×4-V2000V SBCs drive its new iBOX-V2000M […]

Following the recent Linux kernel updates for Ubuntu 20.10 and all the supported Ubuntu releases, Canonical published today an updated version of the Intel Microcode package to address the latest vulnerabilities.

The finest and stable Linux distribution MX Linux 19.3 was released. We take a look at what's new. Also, this post explains how to download and upgrade MX Linux to its latest build - MX Linux 19.3.

Proxmox launched today Proxmox Backup Server as a new edition of its Debian-based Linux distribution engineered to act as an enterprise solution for backing up and restoring physical hosts, virtual machines and containers.

I'm very excited about GNOME 3.38. The new version of the Linux desktop environment includes lots of new features and a noticeable performance boost. But in the background, mostly unnoticed, is another neat new thing about GNOME: the development of GNOME OS.

In early 2020, I wrote an article on three metrics for tracking and measuring offline, in-person community-building activities. Little did I (or the world) know then that offline, in-person activities of any kind would soon become unfeasible for the foreseeable future.