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3 best practices for continuous integration and deployment
The article covers three key topics: automating CI/CD configuration, using a Git repository for common CI/CD artifacts, and parameterizing Jenkins pipelines.
OpenStack Expands Focus to Enable Open Infrastructure
The executive management team from the OpenStack Foundation outlines the open-source cloud effort's new approach to helping to enable the cloud ecosystem.
More Than Memory Sticks: Sharing Data Between Systems Without The Internet
In fact, for some, moving data without the help of the internet sounds like witchcraft, especially when there isn't a memory stick involved. To show you just how easy this is, this post will be exploring the three main operating systems, Linux, Mac OS, and Windows, giving you an idea of what to expect from their peer-to-peer data transfer systems.
5 Easy Tips for Linux Web Browser Security
In this article, I’ll offer a few basic tips, for users of all sorts, to help decrease the chances that your data will end up in the hands of the wrong people. I will be demonstrating on the Firefox web browser, but many of these tips cross the application threshold and can be applied to any flavor of web browser.
How To Install and Configure Nagios on Ubuntu 18.04
Nagios is one of the most popular open source monitoring system. Nagios keeps an inventory of your entire IT infrastructure and ensures your networks, servers, applications, services, and processes are up and running. In case of failure or suboptimal performance Nagios will send notification alerts via various methods.
Microsoft slips ads into Windows 10 Mail client - then U-turns so hard, it warps fabric of reality
We never meant to make that widely public which is why we made a public FAQ for it.. Microsoft was, and maybe still is, considering injecting targeted adverts into the Windows 10 Mail app.…
5 of the Best File Managers for Linux
A good file manager is essential to your work. These are some of the best Linux file managers you will find that you can use on your system.
Kodak’s new 3D printer has a Raspberry Pi inside
Kodak has launched a Raspberry Pi 3 based Kodak Portrait 3D Printer with a dual-extrusion system, multiple filament types, a 5-inch touchscreen, and WiFi and Ethernet connections to a Kodak 3D Cloud service. Kodak and Smart Int’l. have collaborated on a professional, dual extrusion Kodak Portrait 3D Printer that runs a Linux-based 3DprinterOS on a […]
Setting up an NFS Server and Client on Debian 9 (Stretch)
This guide explains how to set up an NFS server and an NFS client on Debian 9 (Stretch). NFS stands for Network File System; through NFS, a client can access (read, write) a remote share on an NFS server as if it was on the local hard disk. In this Tutorial I will show you two different NFS exports, the export of a client directory that stores files as user nobody / nogroup without preserving filesystem permissions and a export of the /var/www directory which preserves permissions and ownerships of files, as required on a hosting server setup.
Toradex and Digi launch i.MX8X-based Colibri and ConnectCore COMs
Toradex and Digi have released Linux-friendly i.MX8X-based modules via early access programs. The Colibri iMX8X and Digi ConnectCore 8X each provide WiFi-ac and Bluetooth 4.2. NXP’s i.MX8X SoC has made quite a splash this week. Eight months after Phytec announced an i.MX8X-based phyCORE-i.MX 8X module, Variscite unveiled a VAR-SOM-MX8X module and then Congatec followed up […]
Total War: WARHAMMER II will release for Linux on November 20th
Feral Interactive have announced that Total War: WARHAMMER II for Linux is officially releasing on November 20th.
Mozilla Fights On For Net Neutrality
Mozilla took the next step today in the fight to defend the web and consumers from the FCC’s attack on an open internet.
macOS vs.Windows: Which OS Really Is the Best?
And then there’s the issue of stability. Macs win on this count, too, mostly because Apple controls the hardware ecosystem (third-party drivers are a major cause of instability on Windows PCs). We’ve even seen blue screens on Microsoft’s own Surface computers. Those looking for the ultimate in stability, though, should check out Linux.
Microsoft menaced with mega-fines in Europe for 'large scale and covert' gathering of people's info via Office apps
You've broken the GDPR, baby, Dutch govt's eggheads claim. Microsoft broke Euro privacy rules by carrying out a "large scale and covert" gathering of private data through its Office apps.…
FOSS Project Spotlight: BlueK8s
Kubernetes (aka K8s) is now the de facto container orchestration
framework. Like other popular open-source technologies, Kubernetes has
amassed a considerable ecosystem of complementary tools to address
everything from storage to security. And although it was first created for
running stateless
applications, more and more organizations are
interested in using Kubernetes for stateful
applications.
Plata Is A New Gtk Theme Based On The Latest Material Design Refresh
Plata is a new Gtk+ theme based on the latest Material Design refresh. The theme comes in 3 variants, regular (mixed), Lumiere (light) and Noir (dark), each with regular and compact versions.
Linux zip Command Tutorial for Beginners (5 Examples)
As the name suggests, the zip command lets you create archives. In this tutorial, we will discuss the basics of zip using some easy to understand examples.
If at first or second you don't succeed, you may be Microsoft: Hold off installing re-released Windows Oct Update
Six weeks after first release f build 1809, and Redmond still can't get it right
The 1809 build of Windows 10 and Windows Server is fast becoming infamous, after Redmond pulled it shortly after release when it started deleting people's files and stumbling in other ways. Redmond reissued the software on Tuesday, and today it's clear you shouldn't rush into deploying it, if installing it at all, in its present state.…
How old were you when you first started using Linux?
Some folks grew up on Linux. But for most of us, we started using it later in life. Whether you switched from another operating system, or are one of the lucky few who knew no OS before it, all of us were beginners at some point. How old were you when you started using Linux? Do you remember that time clearly, or is it so far in the past that it's but a faint memory? Regardless of the answer, let us know when it was, and maybe, a bit about what that experience has meant to you.
How to Sort Files in Linux (GUI and Shell)
In this article, we will explain how to view sorted files and folders in the Ubuntu Nautilus file manager and also learn how to print the output of the ls command in the command line according to our sorting preferences.
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