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How to Rename a File in Linux
In this short tutorial, we’ll show you how to rename a file in Linux. Most commonly these commands are used on cloud servers and work on most Unix-based systems, including CentOS and Ubuntu.
How Linux containers have evolved
In the past few years, containers have become a hot topic among not just developers, but also enterprises. This growing interest has caused an increased need for security improvements and hardening, and preparing for scaleability and interoperability. This has necessitated a lot of engineering, and here's the story of how much of that engineering has happened at an enterprise level at Red Hat.
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Multics resurrected: proto-Unix now runs on Raspberry Pi or x86
Seminal time-sharing OS needs emulator for ancient Honeywell DPS8M CPU
Seminal time-sharing OS Multics - the Multiplexed Information and Computing Service - has been resurrected in a new simulator.…
How a proxy is bringing banned Wikipedia to Turkey
On April 29, Turkish authorities banned access to Turkish Wikipedia and the other 296 world-language Wikipedias in the context of purges following the 2016 Turkish coup d'état attempt.
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Roland McGrath steps down as glibc
maintainer after 30 years
Open source is only for two-thirds of a life, says veteran
Open source luminary Roland McGrath has decided “enough is enough” – after 30 years on the GNU compiler library project.…
Black Hat Survey: Security Pros Expect Major Breaches in Next Two Years
A major compromise of U.S. critical infrastructure will occur in the next couple of years, according to a majority of IT security professionals -- and most expect breaches of their own enterprise networks to occur even sooner.
This Week in Open Source: Accounting Firms Experiment With Blockchain, Oracle Releases 3 OSS Tools & More
This week in Linux and open source, the 'Big 4" accounting firms are becoming power players in blockchain, Oracle expands open source container efforts, and more in this weekly digest!
Wine 2.12 Released with Audio Driver for Android, Async I/O Improvements
If you fancy running Windows games or apps on your Linux, Android, or OS X operating system, then you should know that there's a new Wine development release available for download, versioned 2.12.
Protect Your System. Run Your Browser In Firejail
The single biggest threat to your Linux system is your web browser. When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. A browser is a large and complex piece of software with the ability to execute code, and it accesses the open Internet and executes just about everything that it comes into contact with.
4 Ways to speed up your pc linux
Despite installing Linux on a computer and harvesting those benefits, you may still feel like your system could still use an extra boost to actually get more speed. Here are four ways you can quickly and easily accelerate the system to get the best performance possible from it.
An Interview With Linux Lite Project Manager Jerry Bezencon
I covered Top Lightweight Linux Distributions To Try In 2017. In that article I also listed Linux Lite. There were several reasons that I mentioned it (of course lightweight among them) but I also like how team behind the distro build what Linux users like. So today, I'm going to publish an email interview with Linux Lite project manager, Jerry Bezencon and ask him about the distro, its success and so on.
Master Awk Programming with Free Books
Awk is a versatile programming language designed for pattern scanning and processing language and often used as a data extraction and reporting tool. It’s a standard feature of most Unix-like operating systems.
Youyota Sailfish OS tablet project hopes to pick up where Jolla Tablet left off
The Youyota Sailfish OS tablet is a third-party device that’s expected to ship in September. But it’s virtually identical to the discontinued Jolla Tablet, since it’s based on the same design and features software licensed from Jolla.
How to update or switch linux distributions without deleting files
Do you find the switch between Linux distributions frequently? When upgrading, do you favor clean installations more site updates? Why do you hate having a backup of all your personal data, or else you will lose?
Simplify the Linux Command Line with Fish Shell
The Linux command line is a tool that every system administrator should get to know. With the power of commands at your fingertips, there’s very little you cannot do. However, along with that power comes the need to remember those commands. When you take into consideration how complicated those commands can get, it’s understandable that some admins have trouble recalling what they have done or need to do at the Bash prompt.
CIA has hacking tools, says Wikileaks
The leaked papers have revealed that the agency turned to software which is named BothanSpy and Gyrfalcon to steal user credentials.
Wikileaks has stated that software BothanSpy has been aimed towards hacking Xshell, a popular SSH client for Windows.
Patent Trolls Are Still a Problem, But Microsoft Remains One of the Biggest Patent Trolls (Non-Practicing in Mobile)
How Microsoft, together with non-practicing entities such as Intellectual Ventures and the nearly-defunct Nokia, continues to tax Android/Linux using patents -- even in areas where Microsoft does not operate anymore
Mistral Solutions' 820 Nano SOM
One of the smallest System on a Module (SOM) solutions currently available in the market—measuring a mere 51mm x 26mm -
Mistral Solutions' 820 Nano SOM. The company predicts that its new 820 Nano SOM solution is "destined to be a preferred SoM in the
industry".
Say Goodbye to LightDM, GNOME's GDM Login Manager Now Default in Ubuntu 17.10
Canonical's transition to the GNOME desktop environment for the upcoming Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) operating system, due for release later this year on October 19, 2017, continues with yet another major change.
Geany A Lightweight IDE Or Code Editor For Programmers
Geany is built using GTK and its documentation is read as “a small and fast editor with basic features of an integrated development environment.” still you get the feel of programming in other rich, full-blown IDEs like Codeblocks, Eclipse, etc. And it really benefits those who are crazy about computer resources or have limited virtual memory.
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