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Phoronix: GCC 7.5 was released as the final point release to this compiler series with that branch that saw its original release in 2017 now closed.

OpenSource.com: Why is burnout so prevalent in open source communities, and what can we do about it?

The whoami command prints the name of the user associated with the current effective user ID.

ZDnet: GNOME, KDE, and Linux desktop developers all agree Flatpak and Snap are the future of Linux desktop application delivery.

Nixcraft: How do I find and list installed Debian or Ubuntu Linux packages date?

5 different methods for you to open an application from your Linux OS.

MicroK8s is an upstream Kubernetes deployment certified by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and developed entirely by Canonical to run offline on your workstation

Do you know how to easily find system info with a python script?

Scaling a MySQL database in the cloud is not easy, but the open source Vitess project manages the project at scale for cloud-native Kubernetes deployments.

Datamation: IT salaries continue to climb, with many IT paychecks now well into six figures. Plus: a list of the hot IT skills for which employers will pay more.

Arch Linux is a lightweight rolling release Linux distribution for x86-64 architecture-based computers.

itsFOSS: Microsoft has announced that it is bringing Microsoft Defender ATP to Linux.

MakeTechEasier: Here is how you can enable Linux mode on Chromebook.

ZDnet: Yeah..Linux on the desktop, it's still at thing.

Learn how how you can activate the night light feature using both the Debian GUI and its command line

LinuxUprising: Need to download all images in an online album and don't want to click each image to save it to your computer?

The dd command in Linux is a powerful utility for copying and converting files.

fsck is a command-line utility that allows you to perform consistency checks

In this tutorial, we are going to focus on Linux package management using the APT package manager.

Red Hat informs on a series of three new security vulnerabilities affecting the Intel CPU microarchitecture, but which have been already patched in the Linux kernel.

 nixcraft: What commands I need to type to find out fan speed for GPU and CPU in Linux?

EnterprisersProject: How can you get started with Kubernetes?

Learn two ways for you to remove spaces from your filenames

With Ubuntu 19.10, the dock shows mounted volume and device icons by default.

Container networking doesn't have to be overly complicated

 ostechnix: Using apt-offline, we can fully update/upgrade the Debian-based system without having to connect it to the Internet.

LinuxUprising: Termshark, a Wireshark-like terminal interface for TShark written in Go, was updated to version 2.0.0

As with many debugging situations, digging into and resolving a network-based problem can seem like a lot of pure guess and magic.

ItsFOSS: Ubuntu 19.10 gives the ability to install use ZFS on root.

Learn how to mount ISO files on Linux.

With the KDE Plasma 5.17 release out the door last month, it's time to take a closer look at the new features and improvements coming to KDE Plasma 5.18

This article explains some simple ways that you can use through your keyboard, mouse control. or both, in order to open the Debian Terminal application

Learn how to create affinity and anti-affinity policies for openstack instances

You'd think it would be easy to convince management that automation saves money.

Fedora 31 contains a new version of control groups, which allow for allocating resources among user-defined processes on a system.

softpedia: The removal of an older Python implementation from an entire operating system system and its software repositories is a major deal for any OS vendor

LinuxUprising: Shortwave, the successor of Gradio, had it first beta release over the weekend.

On Git, tags are often used in order to tag specific commits that may be more important than others.