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i.MX6 ULL module runs Linux with real-time patch
Artila’s “M-X6ULL” COM runs Linux 4.14 with the PREEMPT_RT patch on an 800MHz i.MX6 ULL, and offers dual LAN controllers, 4GB eMMC or an optional microSD slot, and an optional carrier board. The M-X6ULL, which follows other Artila i.MX based modules such as the i.MX537 based M-5360A, measures only 68 x 43mm. Still, that’s hardly […]
How to tell when moving to blockchain is a bad idea
So, there's this thing called "blockchain" that is quite popular…
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Ubuntu Preps to Remove Qt 4 Support from the Archives, Target Ubuntu 19.04
Ubuntu developer and contributor Simon Quigley recently proposed the removal of Qt 4 support from the repositories of the Ubuntu Linux operating system, following in the footsteps of Debian GNU/Linux.
Court of Appeal settles reseller's question: Is software a good?
The answer may dismay and confuse you
Software is not a good, the Court of Appeal in London, England, has ruled.…
Digitizing VHS with Fedora
Just before Christmas, I decided it was time for my kids to see one of my favorite movies: The Muppet Christmas Carol. I grabbed the tape (yes, tape) off the shelf and put it in the VCR (yes, VCR) and... nothing happened. Oh no!
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Which Linux Distribution to Use After Ubuntu?
If you have gained some Linux skills after using Ubuntu for some time, you may try switching to these distributions to explore the world of Linux distributions further.
Linux mkfifo Command Tutorial for Beginners (with Examples)
If you're even a moderate Linux command line user, you must be aware of pipes, a fundamental command line feature that allows processes to communicate. Then there's a concept of named pipes (yeah, pipes with names, so that you can do more with pipes). The mkfifo command lets you create such named pipes.
Top Linux tools for writers
If you've read my article about how I switched to Linux, then you know that I’m a superuser. I also stated that I’m not an “expert” on anything. That’s still fair to say. But I have learned many helpful things over the last several years, and I'd like to pass these tips along to other new Linux users.
Today, I’m going to discuss the tools I use when I write. I based my choices on three criteria:
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5 Things to Look Forward to in Krita 4.0
That Krita has become one of the most popular applications for painting among digital artists is an understatement. The great thing is that, with every new version, Krita just gets better and better. The latest release is a perfect example of that. Check out what you can look forward to in the new 4.0 version.
How to Install Laravel on Debian 9
In this 7-step guide, we will show you how to install Laravel on Debian 9. We’ll install Laravel together with PHP-FPM and Nginx. Laravel is a next generation of PHP framework, and it’s the most popular open-source PHP framework lately. It is intended for the modern, rapid development of web applications, following the MVC model. Installing Laravel (The PHP Framework For Web Artisans, its how they called it) on Debian 9 is an easy task and it should take few minutes to finish it. This guide should work on other Linux operating systems, but was written and tested for Debian 9. Let’s get started!
Linux More Popular than Windows in Stack Overflow's 2018 Developer Survey
Stack Overflow, the largest and most trusted online community for developers, published the results of their annual developer survey, held throughout January 2018.
Easy way to install Java on Ubuntu systems
Java is a high level programming language that is being used for a large number of applications & is installed on large number of servers/systems. We have already covered how we can install java...
Mozilla Accepting Applications for Internet Fellowships, Node.js Now Available as a Snap, Krita 4.0.0 Released and More
News briefs for March 22, 2018.
GitHub: Our dependency scan has found four million security flaws in public repos
GitHub says its security scan for old vulnerabilities in JavaScript and Ruby libraries has turned up over four million bugs and sparked a major clean-up by project owners.
Mozilla stops Facebook advertising, demands privacy changes
It's probably not top of Mark Zuckerberg's worry list this week but Mozilla Corporation, developer of the Firefox browser, is officially unhappy with Facebook.
FOSS Project Spotlight: Sawmill, the Data Processing Project
Introducing Sawmill, an open-source Java library for enriching, transforming and
filtering JSON documents.
Hybrid cloud security: Emerging lessons
New and emerging security lessons becoming evident as hybrid cloud infrastructures grow up. As hybrid cloud infrastructures mature, so do the collective lessons learned from these implementations.
Best Open Source Content Management System
Vote on the following management systems: Concrete5, Durpal, Grav, Joomla, ModX and Wordpress. You can also suggest: "Other" but please write in a comment.
Modular PLC platform runs Linux on Allwinner H5
UniPi’s “Axon” line of 13 DIN-rail PLC systems for smart home and building automation run Linux on an Allwinner H5, and offer GbE, WiFi, BT, and varying configurations of DIDO, analog I/O, relays, and serial I/O.
Node.js Is Now Available as a Snap on Ubuntu, Other GNU/Linux Distributions
Node.js, the widely-used open-source and cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment for executing server-side JavaScript code, is now officially available as a Snap package for the Linux platform.
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