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Appimage is one of the portable software formats that can be used in various Linux distributions.

A fun little article about how to display a custom login banner or motd in the Linux terminal.

GamingOnLinux: It has been a really busy year for Linux gamers so far...

Linuxize: Memcached is a free and open-source high-performance in-memory key-value data store.

Linus Torvalds: Nothing particularly odd going on this merge window.

 nixcraft: Learn how do you rename multiple folders in Linux?

This bash scripting tutorial is targeted at beginners looking to learn the basic programming structures that can be used to write simple and complex bash scripts. Af

LinuxHandbook:  This step-by-step tutorial teaches you to install a Discourse forum on Digital Ocean cloud server properly.

The wc command allows you to count the number of lines, words, and bytes of each specified file or standard input and print the result.

 MakeTechEasier: KDE Connect is an excellent way to connect your Android phone and your Linux PC.

 itprotoday: What's the future for Red Hat within IBM?

If you have sensitive data on your computer, it should be protected by encryption.

You can play your PS3 games on Linux with the RPCS3 emulator. This guide will walk you through the process of getting it set up.

 itsFOSS: Looking for a Linux laptop? Here are 10 places you can buy a Linux computer.

The importance of Language translation applications cannot be overemphasized

CronJob is the task scheduler in Linux which schedules the task at a specific time or schedules task to repeat itself after a specific time.

Linuxize: In Bash, we can read a file line-by-line by providing the filename as an input to a while read loop.

EnterprisersProject: Avoid these common missteps on the path to agile transformation

LinuxUprising: This article presents 2 tools for converting PDF documents to editable text on Linux

2DayGeek: Learn how to access remote MySQL/MariaDB databases right from Linux terminal.

softpedia: The most exciting thing about the IPFire 2.23 Core Update 131 release is that is ships with a new Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)

Tecmint: Node Version Manager (NVM in short) is a simple bash script to manage multiple active node.js versions on your Linux system.

There may come a time when that package you want to install in RedHat Linux 8.0 is simply not available as a RPM file.

FOSSmint: Software Development has taken leaps and reached great heights in addressing and automating industry needs.

Learn how to install Linux applications on your Chromebook without even installing Linux.

Learn about variables and also see some basic operation and applications of variables in python.

Webalizer is a free & open source application for analyzing of apache web access logs & usage logs & creating website statistics.

Are DevOps salaries leveling off?

EnterprisersProject: Kubernetes has strong security controls but some common mistakes pop up, especially when teams rush into production

MakeTechEasier: LaTeX markup allows you to add elements like complicated mathematical equations to your document.

Linuxize: Do you know what you can do with the uptime command?

ZDnet: Intel's own Clear Linux distribution has a new installer and a developer edition for x86 programmers.

Eye of Gnome or the Image Viewer is the default picture/image viewing application in Ubuntu.

softpedia: VirtualBox 6.0.8 is a small update, but it addresses some important problems to make your VirtualBox experience better.

LinuxHint: IPSEC (Internet Protocol Security) are 3 cryptographic protocols useful to encrypt communications through a network

LinuxUprising: In my search of a Docker GUI that can be used remotely I came across Portainer Community Edition

On the internet, each server has a public-facing IP address, which is assigned directly to the server or via a router that sends network traffic to that server.

MakeTechEasier: Ceph and Gluster are both systems used for managing distributed storage.

Learn all about the Linux tail command

Linuxconfig: Most IPs these days are automatically assigned through DHCP by either your ISP or your home router.