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Freeing an HP Chromebook 11 with Arch Linux ARM
A few years ago I acquired an HP Chromebook 11, which I talked about in an article on this site at that time. I talked about how I ran Linux software side-by-side with Chrome OS thanks to the likes of Crouton. Since then, the machine has had some basic use, and rather ironically, used as an offline machine, where I would use it for typing purposes mostly, being that the machine has a lovely keyboard and is very battery efficient. But I recently felt it was time to ditch Papa Google's influence on the machine and get rid of Chrome OS - enter Arch Linux ARM.
The Dark Web is the place to go to find bugs before public disclosure
It can be days before vulnerabilities shared on the Dark Web are being published made public through the NVD and advisories, researchers have discovered.
How to Customise and Pimp Your Bash Prompt in Linux
In Linux, the terminal is a big deal, and you'll spend time working with it. Why not customize it to your liking and make it look good?
Ubuntu GNOME 17.04 - what does the future look like?
You all remember the recent announcement from Mark Shuttleworth and Canonical that Ubuntu 17.10 will be the last version of Ubuntu coming with Unity Desktop Environment. It means that more attention in the Linux – and especially the Ubuntu – community is now on the Ubuntu GNOME version.
Linux Kernels 4.11.4, 4.9.31, 4.4.71 & 3.18.56 Are Out Now with XFS Improvements
Greg Kroah-Hartman announced today the availability of a new set of updated kernels for the long-term supported Linux 4.9, 4.4 and 3.18 kernel series, as well as the latest Linux 4.11 kernel branch.
Open hardware groups spread across the globe
After our group of friends founded a small open hardware community in El Salvador a few years ago, we felt alone in the region. The open hardware movement had developed in a creative explosion of projects and (thanks to the popularization of 3D printing and digital technologies such as Arduino) under a common understanding of how to develop new physical products.
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How to run multiple commands in Linux Simultaneously
In Linux for carrying out any task, we need to execute respective commands on the terminal. In case you need more efficiency you can run multiple commands in Linux at a time. This post will quickly teach you how we can run multiple commands in Linux depending on different situation or conditions.
uCareSystem – All-In-One System Update And Maintenance Tool For Ubuntu/LinuxMint
uCareSystem Core is a thin utility that automates the basic system maintenance activity and reduce system administrator task.
5 great KDE apps to help you study
There are countless websites that offer educational resources for people of all ages. Many of them are easy to find through your favorite search engine and also free to use. However, there are disadvantages to many of them, such as:
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Securing Private Keys on a Linux Sysadmin Workstation
In this last article of our ongoing Linux workstation security series for sysadmins, we’ll lay out our recommendations for how to secure your private keys. If you’re interested in more security tips and a list of resources for more reading (to go further down the rabbit hole of Linux security), I recommend that you download our free security guide for sysadmins.
3.5-inch Apollo Lake SBC offers four USB 3.0 ports
Axiomtek’s 3.5-inch, extended temp “CAPA312” SBC offers Apollo Lake SoCs, dual GbE ports, dual mini-PCIe slots, SATA and HDMI ports, and four USB 3.0 ports. The CAPA312 is a more advanced version of Axiomtek’s recent CAPA318, a 3.5-inch board that similarly offers the dual-core Celeron N3350 and quad-core Pentium N4200 from Intel’s latest Apollo Lake […]
Why you should certify your open hardware
The open source hardware movement has been gaining momentum since 2010 with new industries joining the community at a rapid pace. In fact, the maker and 3D printing markets are expected to become a US$ 8.5 billion market by 2020.
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Create a new MySQL user and Grant Permissions to MySQL Database
In this tutorial, we will explain how to create a new user and grant permissions to that user in MySQL.
How to verify a Fedora ISO file
After downloading a fresh version of a Fedora ISO, it is a good habit to get in to to verify the downloaded file. The benefits of verification are two-fold: integrity and security. Verification of your ISO confirms if the file... Continue Reading →
Linux Join Command Tutorial for Beginners (5 examples)
Sometimes, you may want to combine two files in a way that the output makes even more sense. For example, there could be a file containing name of continents, and another file containing names of countries located in these continents, and the requirement is to combine both files in a way that a continent and the corresponding country appear in the same line.
20 useful Docker Command examples in Linux
Docker Container is one of the most emerging technologies now a days. Docker Containers are generally used in CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) platform.
openSUSE Leap 42.3 Linux Distro Up to RC State, Final Release Lands End of July
openSUSE Project's Douglas DeMaio is today informing Softpedia about the promotion of the upcoming openSUSE Leap 42.3 operating system to the Release Candidate (RC) state.
3 off-the-shelf Linux computers compared
While the options for Linux computers from commercial vendors are still needles in the proverbial haystack of OEM Windows equipment out there, there are more and more options available to a consumer who wants a good, solid device that's ready-to-use with no messing around. Still, there are more Linux OEM computers than I could look at for one article—and the options tend to be different in Europe than they are in the United States, with providers like Entroware that don't ship to the latter at all.
How to master feedback loops and excel in the workplace
In most situations, from getting clothing advice to seeking peer review of the next scientific discovery, we harness the help of people around us in order to discuss and analyze potential next steps. Hardly anyone thinks up a perfect solution right off the bat; it's an iterative process full of trials and errors, adjustments, and new experiments.
And it's a process we can always improve. This chapter offers some advice for doing just that.
What are feedback loops?
Feedback loops are supposed to be great and solve all sorts of problems. So what are they, exactly?
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KaOS 2017.06 GNU/Linux Distribution Released with KDE Plasma 5.10 and Qt 5.9
A new monthly ISO snapshot of the KaOS operating system has been released for those who want to install the GNU/Linux distribution on their personal computers or have planned to reinstall.
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