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How to Write and Run a C program in Debian 10
In this article we will explain how to write, compile and run a simple C program in Debian. This will serve as a basis for you to move on to more complicated and useful C programs that you can write and run on Linux.
How to Find Active SSH Connections on Linux
If you are Linux system administrator and responsible for managing servers then you may often need to know how many ssh connections are active on your server and where the connections come from. This tutorial shows you different ways to identify the connections.
How To Find Hard Disk Data Transfer Speed In Linux
This guide will teach you how to find hard disk data transfer speed in Linux. In other words, we will identify how fast the drive delivers data in Linux.
Unix Find Command Cheatsheet And Usage
Tutorial on how to use find command in Unix with examples.
Coffee Lake computer offers MXM slot for GPU expansion
Cincoze’s rugged “GM-1000” embedded PC combines an 8th or 9th Gen Coffee Lake CPU with an MXM 3.1 socket plus 2x SATA trays, triple display support, 4x USB 3.2 Gen2, multiple M.2 and mini-PCIe, and CMI/CFM I/O expansion. Cincoze announced a GM-1000 “GPU computer” that adopts the MXM 3.1 Type A/B expansion slot to support […]
Ubuntu Unity Remix 20.04 Unofficial Flavor Sees First Stable Release
Unity is back! An unofficial Ubuntu flavor featuring the good old Unity 7 desktop environment saw its first stable release as Ubuntu Unity Remix 20.04.
This Week in Linux 103: XRdesktop, 700% Increase to Linux Marketshare, Firefox, MNT Reform
Also includes: MNT Reform: DIY Open Laptop, Manjaro Linux + Star Labs Linux Laptops, herbstluftwm, NOAFtodo, Interview with GIMP Core Developer, Netherlands & Munich to use "Public Code", Humble Bundle
'Team Microsoft' Took Control of Softpedia to Control Coverage About GNU/Linux
Softpedia’s GNU/Linux writers were ousted, only to be replaced by Microsoft boosters who now use the site’s most popular GNU/Linux section to spread Microsoft lies and FUD (as happened in other sites before Softpedia)
How to Add Swap Space on Ubuntu 20.04
Swap is a space on a disk that is used when the amount of physical RAM memory is full. When a Linux system runs out of RAM, inactive pages are moved from the RAM to the swap space. This tutorial explains how to add a swap file on Ubuntu 20.04 systems.
Kali Linux 2020.2 Released with GNOME 3.36, Dark and Light Themes for KDE Plasma
Offensive Security announced today the general availability of Kali Linux 2020.2 as the second point release to the Kali Linux 2020 series featuring more improvements and updates.
Out-of-date, insecure open-source software is everywhere
Synopsys has found that 99% of commercial software programs include at least one open-source component. But 91% of those included out of date or abandoned open-source code.
How to move selected lines within a file
If you're working with a GUI text editor and want to move a particular line from one place to another, you might use cut and paste. If you're working with a text file on the command line (not in an editor like emacs or vim) and don't want to use a clipboard, line-moving can be done with a single command.
Nine in ten biz applications harbor out-of-date, unsupported, insecure open-source code, study shows
Free-as-in-speech software is wildly popular – keeping libraries, components up to date is not. Ninety-one per cent of commercial applications include outdated or abandoned open source components, underscoring the potential vulnerability of organizations using untended code, according to a software review.…
U.S. Moves Towards Resolving Permitting US Companies to Collaborate with Huawei on 5G Standards
Regular readers will know that the addition of Huawei and scores of its subsidiaries to the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security Entity List last May has had a serious impact on standards setting organizations (SSOs). For a year now, the U.S. has refused to make it possible for US companies to collaborate with Huawei on 5G standards. That may finally change.
5 open source alternatives to Google Docs
When you deal with a lot of documents every day, whatever you write—whitepapers, manuals, presentations, different marketing materials, contracts, etc.—at a certain point (most commonly, at the final stage) you have to interact with different people, specifying and discussing details, proofreading and approving them.
What the heck happened with .org?
If you are following the tech news, you might have seen the announcement that ICANN withheld consent for the change of control of the Public Interest Registry and that this …
How to Install DOSBox For Linux to Play Old DOS Games
Keen to play old DOS games in your Linux computer? This guide covers how to install DOSBox for Linux and how to automatically mount your C: drive.
.bashrc vs .bash_profile
If you spend a lot of time on the command line, chances are that you’ll want to customize your shell environment. This can mean creating aliases, adding a new directory to the $PATH, or changing the look of the shell prompt. In this article, we will talk about the Bash startup files and the difference between the .bashrc and .bash_profile files.
How to Install Odoo 12 on Debian 10 with Nginx as a Reverse Proxy
Odoo, also known as OpenERP, is a free and open-source ERP platform. It’s one of the most popular ERP platforms available thanks to its customizability and flexibility. Written in the Python programming language, Odoo is used for many business applications, including sales pipeline, project management, CRM, invoicing, accounting, inventory, and much more. In this guide, we will show you how to install Odoo 12 with Nginx as a reverse proxy on a Debian 10 VPS.
Scan your Linux security with Lynis
Have you ever thought about how secure your Linux machine really is? There are numerous Linux distros, each with its own default settings, on which you run dozens of software packages with different version numbers, and numerous services running in the background, which we hardly know or care about. To find the security posture—the overall security status of the software, network, and services running on your Linux machine—you could run a few commands and get bits and pieces of relevant information, but the amount of data you need to parse is huge.
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