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Software vendors and the EU weren't interested, so giving it away was the best option. The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) on Sunday celebrated the 30th anniversary of releasing the World Wide Web into the public domain.…

When you updated your system repository, did you get an apt-key deprecation warning? If yes, then read this guide to resolve the apt-key deprecation warning message.

The 135th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on April 30th, 2023, keeping you guys up to date with the most important things happening in the Linux world.

This article looks at Tera, an interactive music radio player sporting a terminal user interface. Play your radio stations, CRUD your favorite lists, and explore stations from your terminal.

Bloggers post more than 6+ million blog posts each day. But do bloggers make money? After you explore the best blogging niches in this article, you’ll be ready to earn money running a blog.

Release highlights of Nitrux 2.8 which brings latest Kernel, Plasma 5.27, focus on Tablet productivity and more.

Linux is widely recognized for the impressive level of security and stability it offers admins and organizations, but this doesn't mean that the popular open-source operating system is immune to malware, viruses and other security threats. In fact, the growing popularity of Linux in recent years has put a target on its back, as attackers now view the OS as a viable target due to its rapidly growing user base and the high-value servers and devices it powers worldwide. The number of new Linux malware variants reached a record high in the first half of 2022, as nearly 1.7 million samples were discovered.

The Kubuntu Focus team announced a new Linux-powered laptop in partnership with Carbon Systems, the Focus Ir14, which aims to be an affordable and enterprise-ready system at only $895 USD.

Fedora Onyx running the Budgie desktop has been proposed with the next Fedora 39 to join the family of Fedora’s immutable OSs.

Debian 11.7 (Bullseye) is out delivering essential bug fixes, ensuring stable and reliable performance for all users.

The Debian Project announced today the release and general availability of Debian 11.7 as the seventh ISO update to the latest Debian GNU/Linux 11 “Bullseye” operating system series.

Ready to dive into the world of Arch Linux? Our guide has covered everything you need to know about this powerful Linux distribution.

Kickstarter featured this week an Open-source development ESP32-based board designed for learning and quick prototyping. The TESPuino provides up to 14x GPIOs, 1x MicroSD card slot for storage and 1x USB Type-C port programming and power. It seems that there will be two TESPuino versions, however the product page mentions that the ESP32–U4WDH variant has […]

NextCloud is a client-server storage software with similar functionality to Google Drive and Dropbox. NextCloud is written in PHP as a backend language and Javascript as a front. In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to install NextCloud on Debian 11 OS.

Paul Gevers announced on the Debian development mailing list that the planned release date for Debian 12 (Bookworm) is June 10, 2023.

German Linux hardware vendor TUXEDO Computers unveiled today the TUXEDO InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen8 Linux-powered notebook as a powerful and ultra-portable business laptop with updated components.

The WVR audio development is a small embedded device featuring a ESP32 module and a 32-bit stereo DAC from Texas Instruments. This open-source device supports MIDI and it can be configured from a Web GUI for convenience. This is another audio development board featuring a ESP32 microcontroller. The Loud ESP launched in March 2023 on […]

As part of the open approach, there is an open source Java Development Kit (JDK) distribution that is published by multiple vendors, including but not limited to Oracle. For most of the history of OpenJDK, Oracle has remained one of the most commonly used distributions. In 2023 that slipped somewhat...

Generative AI hallucinations are the least of our problems. Opinion A year ago, AI was big news… if you were a data science geek or deeply concerned with protein folding. Otherwise? Not so much. But, then along came generative AI, you know it as ChatGPT, and now everybody is psyched about AI. It's going to transform the world! It's going to destroy all "creative" jobs. Don't get so excited yet sparky! Let me re-introduce you to an ancient tech phrase: Garbage In, Garbage Out (GIGO).…

Canonical unveiled today the codename of the next Ubuntu release, Ubuntu 23.10, as the “Mantic Minotaur”, which is slated for release later this year on October 12th.