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Automated testing comes to the Linux kernel: KernelCI
Linux, the most important software program in the world, has a major weak point: Poor testing. That's changing, and one big sign of that is KernelCI, an automated testing framework for the Linux kernel, is now a Linux Foundation project.
How to Install Shopware with NGINX and Let's Encrypt on FreeBSD 12
This tutorial will walk you through the Shopware Community Edition (CE) installation on FreeBSD 12 system by using NGINX as a web server.
Build a virtual private network with Wireguard
Wireguard is a new VPN designed as a replacement for IPSec and OpenVPN. Its design goal is to be simple and secure, and it takes advantage of recent technologies such as the Noise Protocol Framework. Some consider Wireguard’s ease of configuration akin to OpenSSH. This article shows you how to deploy and use it. It […]
Explaining Docker Networking Concepts
This guide explains docker networking concepts with hands-on exercises on Ubuntu operating system.
Siren – text-based audio player
Siren is a text-based audio player with one of the lowest system footprints. Luke Baker reviews this free and open source music player.
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) Is Now Officially Open for Development
Canonical has officially open today the development cycle of the upcoming Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) operating system series, which is expected to be released next spring.
How to remove duplicate lines from files with awk
Suppose you have a text file and you need to remove all of its duplicate lines.
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To remove the duplicate lines while preserving their order in the file, use:
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Cluster SSH - Manage Multiple Linux Servers Simultaneously
How to install, configure and use Cluster SSH to save time managing multiple servers. Whether you are a seasoned SysAdmin or budding DevOps engineer, cssh can increase your efficiency.
OpenStack Train Keeps Open Source Cloud Moving Forward
After nine years of releases, OpenStack executives claim the open source cloud effort is still on track, with the latest release loaded with features.
History Command in Linux
The history command displays a list of previously executed commands.
Microsoft Conquers Android as “Link to Windows” Becomes Top Free App
Microsoft’s Android apps are getting more and more popular, and today the company’s very own “Link to Windows” tool published in the Google Play Store conquered the leading place in the Top Free rankings.
How to list, start and stop services at boot time in Linux Ubuntu/Debian
Services which are also known as daemons, are scripts and programs that run in the background. These services, which require no user input, can provide many functionalities like database services (such as MySQL), or web server services (like Tomcat) etc…
How to Install Microweber on Debian 9
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Microweber on a Debian 9 VPS.
How To Create Disk Partitions on Linux
As a system administrator, creating partitions on Linux for your disks is a very common task. You may want for example to add some extra space to some directories on your filesystem, or you simply want to extend your existing filesystems because you expect them to grow. Luckily for us, there are many ways to create disk partitions on Linux using command line tools such as fdisk and parted or graphical tools like gparted.
Whats the best Linux distribution for beginners?
There are hundreds of different Linux distributions, each meeting the unique needs of its users. This diversity of distributions is what makes Linux the preferred operating system, but choosing the best one to get started can be quite daunting. First-timers need to take into consideration hardware, internet connection, installation method, desktop environment, support community, and more. So which one should a beginner choose? Take our Linux poll!
Netflix builds a Jupyter Lab alternative, a bug bounty to fight election hacking, Raspberry Pi goes microscopic, and more open source news
In this edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at a machine learning tool from Netflix, Microsoft's election software bug bounty, a cost-effective microscope built with Raspberry Pi, and more!
How To Show Hidden Files on Linux
On Linux, hidden files are files that are not directly displayed when performing a standard ls directory listing. Hidden files, also called dot files on Unix operating systems, are files used in order to execute some scripts or to store configuration about some services on your host. Some popular example of hidden files are the files contained in the user home directory : .bashrc that stores user initialization scripts or .bash_logout that is executed whenever you leave a bash session.
4 ways developers can have a say in what agile looks like
Agile has become the default way of developing software; sometimes, it seems like every organization is doing (or wants to do) agile. But, instead of trying to change their culture to become agile, many companies try to impose frameworks like scrum onto developers, looking for a magic recipe to increase productivity. This has unfortunately created some bad experiences and leads developers to feel like agile is something they would rather avoid. This is a shame because, when it's done correctly, developers and their projects benefit from becoming involved in it.
How to enable auto complete and auto suggest on MySQL command prompt
This post is about enabling MySQL auto suggest and autocomplete using a small utility called mycli. Once installed, it enables users auto complete previous used commands, also prompts and auto suggests users with built in MySQL commands, available databases, tables and fields depending the command typed. Please read the post to learn more about it.
Dash To Panel v24 Released With Vertical Panel Orientation, Update From GitHub Feature
Dash to Panel, an icon taskbar for Gnome Shell, was updated to version 24, bringing support for vertical panel orientation (left or right of monitor), the ability to update the extension directly from the GitHub releases, and more.
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