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Fedora Alt Downloads is a remarkable resource provided by the Fedora Project, offering alternative distribution options for users seeking specific requirements or unique use cases. This article will delve into the diverse selection of Fedora Alt Downloads, highlighting their significance and how they cater to different needs within the Fedora community. You can find an […]

After nearly 40 years we’re seeing GNU/Linux flourishing on the client side (not just mobile phones, servers, supercomputers etc.); it’s important to remind ourselves what the actual goal is

OpenEMR is an open-source electronic health record and medical practice management tool. It is Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) certified and features integrated health records, practice management, scheduling, electronic billing, internationalization, free support, and more.

On Thursday, the AlmaLinux Foundation made public its plans to continue to develop and maintain its RHEL clone without access to Red Hat’s source code.

Learn how to easily install the Liquorix Kernel on your Pop!_OS system with our step-by-step guide. Enhance your performance and optimize your experience.

This week, Ambiq launched two powerful and energy-efficient System-on-Chips designed for a wide range of consumer wearable applications including healthcare products. Both variants are equipped with a 2D/2.5D graphics accelerator and one of them support Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity. According to Ambiq, the Apollo4 Blue Lite SoC is built on their own proprietary Subthreshold Power-Optimized […]

PostgreSQL is an advanced and enterprise-class RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) that supports both SQL (relational) and JSON (non-relational) querying. In this tutorial, I will install and set up the Logical Replication of the PostgreSQL database server via pglogical2 on two Debian 11 servers.

Install phpBB with LEMP on Debian 12/11/10: Easy, straightforward guide for setting up phpBB using LEMP stack.

As Red Hat’s reputation as an example to the corporate world on how to do open-source right fades, will SUSE’s new CEO, Kirk-Peter van Leeuwen, pick up the mantle?

Linus Torvalds releases Linux Kernel 6.5 RC1 for everyone to test, which brings regular updates, and more support for modern protocols.

Learn 30 practical cURL command examples in Linux.

The open source Istio service mesh project is hitting a major milestone today as it officially graduates to be a full project at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).

May be about to join systemd as the new tech for graybeards to scorn... but adopt anyway It has taken about 15 years to get there, but there is mounting evidence that the Wayland display server may soon topple X11 as the most common way to get a GUI on Linux.…

UK-based Linux hardware vendor Star Labs unveiled today the Byte Mk II as the second generation of the company’s Open Source and Linux-powered mini computer.

StatCounter says it does, but a closer look reveals old-school Linux desktops are still stuck at a lower number. If you take a broader view, however, Linux is the most popular end-user operating system of all.

Learn how to easily install Open VMware Tools on Pop!_OS with our step-by-step guide.

Learn how to effortlessly install XanMod Kernel on Pop!_OS. Follow our step-by-step guide for a smooth and optimized performance boost.

At this rate we should hit the 10% mark sometime around 2091, just in time for the Linux Centennial Celebration.

In a surprising move, SUSE announced plans to release their fork, fully compatible with and based on RHEL. Here’s more on that!

A contractor paid over $2,500,000 per year seems to be running Linux.com these days. The terrifying thing is, there’s no actual content added, just links, and it's seldom about Linux; they’ve turned the domain into a sort of linkfarm of the so-called ‘Linux’ Foundation. It’s worth noting that the ‘Linux’ Foundation has gone very quiet lately, like it was struck by lightning or simply does not wish to be seen. “They are probably trying to kill off the brand,” one reader told us, “at least that is how they have been acting under Microsoft Zemlin.” With only 2 posts in 2 weeks, and moreover everything being just an LF link/plug (not an actual story), it’s hard to see how Linux (kernel or GNU/Linux) gets promoted at all. Why did they fire all the writers and all the editors in early 2019? The site used to be a very valuable resource with information and news about GNU/Linux.