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Weekly Command: jumping directories with z
Navigating directories have never been easier with z. This tutorial describes how to use it and how it works
Google Fuchsia is not Linux: So, what is it and who will use it?
We look at Google's new, open-source operating system and discuss what it is, what it runs on, and more. And, no, it isn't going to replace Android or Chrome OS.
Google's not-Linux OS documentation cracks box open at last
'The Book', a first-draft programmer's Fuchsia how-to
Google has published details of its "Fuchsia" operating system has now been mostly publicly documented, for developers and tinkerers to pore over at their leisure.…
A new approach to security instrumentation
How many of us have ever uttered the following phrase: “I hope this works!”?
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How To Check User Created Date On Linux
2DayGeek: Basically Linux operating system doesn’t track this information so, what are the alternate ways to get this information.
How to Setup Symfony 4 on Debian 9 Server
In this article, I will show you how you can setup a complete Symfony Stack to run Symfony applications on Debian 9. The process includes steps regarding permissions, webroots and web server.
What’s New in Neptune OS 5.0
Neptune OS 5.0 the Linux distribution focused on KDE plasma has been release. This release uses the latest KDE Plasma 5.12 desktop environment along with the KDE Applications 17.12 and KDE Frameworks 5.43.0 software suites. It also promises new ways to run the latest software versions.
How to install SuiteCRM on Debian 9
This tutorial shows how to install the latest version of the SuiteCRM platform on a Debian 9. SuiteCRM, a fork of SugarCRM, is an enterprise open source Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform.
How to add users to a group in Linux
Linux offers versatile user/group structures. In this article, we will explore how to create and add users to a group.
Users
In Linux, every process has an associated user, which tells you who initiated the process. Every file/directory is owned by a user and a group. Users who are associated with a file/directory can tell which user has access to that file and what they can do with it. A user who is associated with a process determines what that process can access.
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Red Hat Keeps Eye on Hybrid Cloud With RHEL 7.5
RHEL's latest helps Red Hat support its cloud aspirations while keeping its feet firmly planted in Linux and open source.
GPT vs MBR – Which one is the best for your Hard Disk?
If you have done Hard Disk partitions then you must have come through GPT vs MBR.
3 password managers for the Linux command line
We all want our passwords to be safe and secure. To do that, many people turn to password management applications like KeePassX or Bitwarden.
If you spend a lot of time in a terminal window and are looking for a simpler solution, you'll want to check out one of the many password managers for the Linux command line. They're quick, easy to use, and secure.
Let's take a look at three of them.
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Why You Should Use TimeShift in Linux Mint to Back Up Your Computer
Timeshift is excellent for creating and scheduling regular backups of your Linux desktop system. Learn how to use Timeshift on Linux Mint.
Raspberry Digital Signage 11 released, Pi 3b+ compatible
Raspberry Digital Signage is an operating system designed for digital signage installations on the Raspberry Pi: it displays a full-screen browser view restricted to a specified (web) resource.
Raspberry Digital Signage 11 has been released today, which comes with the latest raspberrypi-bootloader, so that it is compatible with the new Raspberry Pi 3 b+ board line.
Raspberry Digital Signage 11 has been released today, which comes with the latest raspberrypi-bootloader, so that it is compatible with the new Raspberry Pi 3 b+ board line.
Purism Preps Documentation for Devs to Hack on the Librem 5 Linux Phone Platform
Purism, the company that offers high-quality security, privacy, and freedom-focused computers and software, is releasing the initial documentation for its upcoming Librem 5 Linux phone platform.
Markdown Tutorial — From Setup to Syntax
Markdown is an easy to read and easy to learn markup language. Unlike HTML, XML or other markup languages, where the insane number of obscure tags make it look unapproachable, markdown is highly readable even as a raw text file.
How to install Jenkins on Tomcat: Complete Guide
CI or Continuous integration is being adopted at very high pace to streamline the buid time & testing. To implement the CI, there are many tools available but the jenkins lead the pack. We have already learned to install Jenkins on CentOS server.
How To Allow A Normal User To Run Commands As Root In Specific Directory In Linux
Everything can be possible in Linux. I have realized many times this, even today also we are going to discuss about such kind of topics. Say for example, you want to allow a developer’s to run chown or chmod command in particular directory (Not only this commands), how to do that?
Get the FTP outta here, says Firefox
Mozilla developers have decided to block requests for File Transfer Protocol (FTP) subresources inside web pages. A bug report and Intent to implement notice suggest the change will land in Firefox 61. The browser’s currently at version 59, with 61 due in May 2018.
Awesome GNOME extensions for developers
Extensions add immense flexibility to the GNOME 3 desktop environment. They give users the advantage of customizing their desktop while adding ease and efficiency to their workflow. The Fedora Magazine has already covered some great desktop extensions such as EasyScreenCast, gTile, and OpenWeather. This article continues that coverage by focusing on extensions tailored for developers.
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