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Tiny Rock Pi S and NanoPi Neo2 Black boards debut
Radxa has opened $9.90 pre-orders for its tiny “Rock Pi S” SBC, which runs Linux on a quad -A35 RK3308. Meanwhile, FriendlyElec will soon ship a “NanoPi Neo2 Black” spin of the 40 x 40mm, Allwinner H5-based NanoPi Neo2 that adds eMMC, but reduces GPIO. Over the last year, the focus of the community-backed Linux […]
KDE Applications 19.08.2 Open-Source Software Suite Released with Many Bug Fixes
The KDE Project announced today the general availability of the second point release of the latest KDE Applications 19.08 open-source software suite for Linux-based operating systems.
VisiData: a table explorer for the terminal
VisiData lets you quickly open, explore, filter and analyse tables of data, without leaving the terminal. It's fast, easy on memory and format-agnostic, but be prepared to learn a lot of VisiData keyboard commands.
Why Linux Developers Should Reconsider IBM Mainframes
One of the organizations keeping this technology with the times is IBM, with its IBM Z family of mainframe computers. Some of these mainframes—like the 31-bit s390 and, later, the 64-bit s390x architecture—were originally designed and built in the 1960s, and they have continued to evolve and modernize. With Linux, mainframes can run modern languages, toolings and CI/CD pipelines. If it runs on Linux, it can run on Z.
Achieve high-scale application monitoring with Prometheus
Prometheus is an increasingly popular—for good reason—open source tool that provides monitoring and alerting for applications and servers. Prometheus' great strength is in monitoring server-side metrics, which it stores as time-series data.
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How to keep Ubuntu clean?
Currently, if you are a frequent computer user with an Internet connection, it is likely you have a lot of data stored. This is not only a bunch of personal documents or multimedia files but also data related to programs such as cache or temporary files. Over time, operating systems would slowly accumulate unnecessary files that could saturate them
System76 Launches Two Linux Laptops Powered by Coreboot Open-Source Firmware
American computer manufacturer System76 announced today that it has launched two Linux laptops with the Coreboot open-source firmware pre-installed.
Climate challenges call for open solutions
Global climate change affects us all. It is, at its heart, an energy issue—a problem too large and too complex for any single person, company, university, research institute, science laboratory, nuclear trade association, or government to address alone. It will require a truly global, cooperative effort, one aimed at continued innovation across a range of technologies: renewables, batteries, carbon capture, nuclear power development, and more.
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How to Use Foremost to Recover Deleted Files in Linux
Recovering deleted files isn't easy, but it isn't impossible. Foremost is designed to forensically search your drive to recover deleted files in Linux.
How to use clipboard managers on Linux
You probably copy and paste snippets of text on your computer multiple times a day without ever thinking about it. You may take it for granted, because it's older than Unix, with its earliest implementation through macros or manual repetition of line-editor commands. While the process has largely remained the same over the past 15 years, there's a side to copy and paste that many users never see: the clipboard manager.
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Task scheduling on Linux
CRON is a task scheduler (a daemon) which runs commands at predetermined times and intervals. You can choose the exact time at which the command will run by setting the minute, the hour, the day and the month. You can also define the periodicity, e.g. a command can be configured to run every ten minutes, every fourth hour, or at a particular time on Sunday night.
How To Install Git on CentOS 8
Git is a distributed version control system that’s being used by most software teams today.
How to Change File/Directory User and Group Ownership in Linux
2DayGeek: This tutorial shows you how to change user and group ownership in Linux.
A little SSH file copy magic at the command line
You might not be aware that SSH is a magical tool with many different uses. Using it, you can copy files between systems without logging into them, as if by magic.
Ubuntu/Debian monitoring tools guide for system administrators
For a system administrator, monitoring the performance of Ubuntu or any other OS, is very important. Since many performance monitoring tools are available for Ubuntu, it is difficult to choose a good and reliable one. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the most common performance monitoring, network monitoring and server monitoring tools.
How to Remove PPAs on Ubuntu-Based Distributions
Personal Package Archives (PPAs) allow you to install software, but there are times when you need to remove it. Here's how to remove PPAs in Ubuntu distro.
You rang? Windows 10 gets ever cosier with Android, unleashes Calls on Insiders
Plus: New build brings Cortana resizing to all. Hurrah! Microsoft squeezed out a fresh build of Windows 10 last night, and finally released the much-anticipated Calls feature to eager Windows Insiders.…
Deploying Ansible Tower with Terraform
Are Terraform and Ansible an unlikely pairing, two star-crossed lovers, or just the right technological marriage to simplify workflows for sysadmins, developers, and users? Find out here.
GNU Project developers object to Richard M Stallmans continued leadership
Richard M. Stallman resigned from leading the Free Software Foundation, but he appears to have kept his top role in the GNU Project. Some GNU programmers would like to see him leave.
How To Create Persistent Live USB On Ubuntu
This tutorial will teach you how to create persistent Live USB using Mkusb tool on Ubuntu and its variants like Linux mint.
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