Linux Today

TechRepublic: Ubuntu fans, it's that time of the year--the next release is upon us!

LinuxGizmos: Aitech’s compact, rugged “A174” computer can extend the I/O of multiple network-connected computers.

Phoronix: The hid-glorious driver is a basic HID Linux driver needed for PC Gaming Race's Glorious mice of at least some different models.

OMGUbuntu: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS which is due to be released on April 23, 2020.

LinuxInsider: AryaLinux is something different, and when it comes to Linux operating systems, different can be very intriguing.

El Reg: Chinese giant plays nice with open source

Important files in proc give information about running processes that will help in debugging and troubleshooting.

NetworkWorld: The at command makes it easy to schedule LInux tasks to be run at any time or date you choose.

Phoronix: The GNU Guix developers responsible for their package manager and operating system are actually working to replace their Linux (GNU Linux-libre to be exact) kernel with GNU Hurd.

2DayGeek: Learn how to use the rsync and scp commands in reverse mode on Linux.

9to5Linux: The GNOME 3.36 Gresik desktop environment brings numerous new features and performance enhancements

Explore the diff command to compare file content in different ways.

ostechnix: This guide explains how to create a montage from images in Linux using Imagemagick suite.

Kanboard is a free and open-source project management software that helps you to manage your projects simply and efficiently

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: 12th major release of the Linux Foundation's core SDN project brings new projects and features.

Learn how to make use of the alias command through some useful examples

itsFOSS: Can't wait for the stable release of Ubuntu 20.04?

Linuxize: Xrdp is an open-source implementation of the Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

There are several commands and programs provided by Linux for viewing the contents of file.

There are lots of open source photo viewers that work well on the RPI4

2DayGeek: RPM command examples and their use.

If you find yourself creating similar texts in the Terminal every day, why not simplify the process and create a text template script in bash?

Linoxide: Learn how to remove a user from a group in Linux.

The Linux Mint project continues the tradition of naming new Linux Mint releases alphabetically

Create an air of interoperability in your network with Samba.

Use Nmap, the open source network mapper tool, to better understand what's happening in your network.

 ostechnix: This brief guide explains how to make Linux system to run faster on Intel CPUs by turning off the Spectre and Meltdown mitigations.

Systemd, as we all know, has always been criticized by a lot of developers and Linux users.

LinuxUprising: kmon is a new command line kernel manager and activity monitor written in Rust.

Pixelorama is an open-source application designed for creating pixel art.

itsFOSS: Rambox is an all-in-one messenger that lets you use multiple services

9to5Linux: Ubuntu gets MORE pi

HowToForge: UMASK in Linux or Unix systems is known as User Mask or it is also called as User file creation Mask.

Logical volume management is still a mystery to some sysadmins.

The history command isn't always about reducing key presses.

MystiQ is a fairly new Qt5/C++ FFmpeg-based audio and video converter for Linux

LinuxUprising: Mark Text, a popular Markdown editor, had a new release

This brief guide explains the right way to edit /etc/passwd and /etc/group files using vipw and vigr commands in Linux operating systems.

2DayGeek: ps command examples and their use.