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InfoWorld: Oracle Autonomous Linux is patched, updated, and tuned automatically, but only in the Oracle Cloud

betanews: Fedora may not be the flashiest or most exciting Linux distribution, but it is very reliable

cnet: Monthly updates to the open-source web browser are scheduled to begin next year.

ComputerWorld: Desktop Windows has had so many problems, desperate measures may be needed.

There are a few ways to convert video files on Linux.

Ranger is a lightweight and powerful file manager that works in a terminal window.

This brief guide explains how to delete files that have not been accessed for a given time using Tmpwatch or Tmpreaper on Linux.

The last decade or so has seen Debian largely repositioned as an upstream distribution

This article explains how to disable GNOME's overlay scrollbars, so that the scrollbars are always visible.

Are you avoiding SELinux entirely, or leaving large portions of your systems in permissive mode?

Rclone Browser is a fairly popular cross-platform GUI for Rclone.

On September 16, 2019, Richard M. Stallman, founder and president of the Free Software Foundation, resigned as president and from its board of directors.

How to use the Linux Screen command to detach and reattach terminal sessions and more...

Exim may be the Internet's most popular email server, but the MTA's recent history with security vulnerabilities is concerning to say the least. 

Exim may be the Internet's most popular email server, but the MTA's recent history with security vulnerabilities is concerning to say the least.

Gunzip is a command-line tool for decompressing Gzip files.

Lighttpd is a free, open-source and high-speed webserver specially designed for speed-critical environments.

The folks at Pine64 have been selling inexpensive Linux laptops for a few years, and they’re getting ready to launch their first Linux smartphone.

LinuxInsider: Archman is an Arch Linux-based rolling distribution featuring the Calamares system installer

Docker announced yesterday that CNAB, a specification for creating multi-container applications, has come of age.

Phoronix: The FSGSBASE instruction allows for reading/write to the FS/GS BASE from any privilege and should help with performance

TechRepublic: Need to know how to start, stop, restart, enable, and disable Apache? Here's how.

SELinux has a large volume of policy documentation,

Forbes: The latest stable version of the Arch-based Linux distribution is available now with a ton of new features, and a new choice to make during installation

It's all about timing with cron, the scheduling daemon.

Linus Torvalds: So we've had a fairly quiet last week, but I think it was good that we ended up having that extra week and the final rc8.

 Nixcraft: Learn how to update packages and apply security upgrades on FreeBSD

Monitoring storage device(s) space usage is one of the most important tasks of a SysAdmin

Learn how to truncate files to zero size in Linux systems using shell redirection and the truncate command.

Making the shift to agile project management delivers compelling benefits

Learn how you can install the GIF for CLI tool on your Ubuntu and watch gifs through it inside the Terminal.

Released more than one and a half years ago, the KDE Plasma 5.12 series is currently the latest LTS (Long Term Support) version of the acclaimed desktop environment

Mozilla recently demonstrated debugging of WebAssembly binaries outside the browser, using standard debuggers like GDB and LLDB.

To accelerate reactive programming and technologies for the next generation of networked applications, the Linux Foundation announced the launch of the Reactive Foundation.

SUSE's Cloud Application Platform is also updated with a variety of user interface enhancements.

Some of the best and most affordable premium laptops on the market are now shipping with Linux pre-installed.

By default, the MySQL server listens for connections only from localhost.

LinuxUprising: Written in Rust, the prompt is supposed to work with most common shells on most common operating systems.

techrights: Microsoft reminds us how E.E.E. tactics work