Linux Today

The major update of Red Hat's OpenStack Platform will be supported for five years and integrates new features from the last three open-source OpenStack project releases.

 9to5Linux: GNOME 3.34.4 is here as a minor bugfix release to GNOME 3.34, addressing various issues

curl is an excellent download manager

TecMint: Arduino is a widely-used, open-source electronics platform used to create devices that interact with their environment using sensors and actuators.

Team Canonical announced that Python 2 and it's binary packages will no longer be available for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS version.

 9to5Linux: VirtualBox 6.1.4 is here to add full support for Linux kernel 5.5, for both host and guest.

 OMGUbuntu: The upcoming GNOME 3.36 release features a tonne of improvements

Managing swap space is somewhat of a lost art.

 MakeTechEasier: There are a few ways to find and locate files from the terminal in Linux

 techrights: Don't fall for the whole 'Open Source has won!' spiel;

 Linuxize: Learn the basics of Python while loops.

The New Stack: Don't buy into the Kubernetes hype - it's not for everyone.

This brief tutorial explains how to reset Root user password from emergency mode or single user mode.

NetworkWorld: There are several commands for finding files on Linux systems

LinuxUprising: Cast to TV, a GNOME Shell extension to cast media (with optional transcoding) to Chromecast and other devices over the local network, has been updated to version 12.

 Linoxide: Learn how you can create MySQL user accounts and grant privileges to allow them to access and manage the created databases.

It's important to be realistic with expectations about the RPI4's gaming potential.

ZDnet: In its latest study, the Linux Foundation's Core Infrastructure Initiative discovered just how prevalent open-source components are in all software and their shared problems and vulnerabilities.

eXternOS is a free, new and exciting Linux operating system based on Nodejs

Linuxize: The pgrep command is used to find out the PIDs of a running program based on different criteria.

9to5Linux: Only three weeks left until the final release on March 11th, 2020 of the GNOME 3.36 desktop

This tutorial shows 4 different ways to kill an unresponsive application

techrights: How much influence does Microsoft have over the Linux Foundation?

Security audits are no laughing matter.

View, edit and create interactive Linux cheat sheets right on the command line!

 ostechnix: This brief tutorial explains how to limit the number of SSH logins per user or group or system on Linux using /etc/security/limits.conf file.

Ubuntu runs REAL well on the Raspberry Pi

LinuxUprising: Rclone Browser (fork), a Qt5 GUI for Rclone, was updated to version 1.8.0

Mautic is a free open source, web-based marketing automation tool

Learn how to use groupadd command to add new groups in Linux.

Firewalls are great but they're ineffective if something goes wrong with them

ostechnix: This brief tutorial explains how to autostart Tmux sessions

Linux Candy is a series of articles covering interesting eye candy software.

The bi-weekly development cycle continues after Wine 5.1, and Wine 5.2 fixes more crashes and other issues

Chrome Unboxed: We’re constantly looking around for new tricks to make our Chromebooks even more capable than they’ve already become over the past couple of years.

As a novice Python developer, the world is your oyster with regards to the type of applications that you can create.

Ars: Clear Linux OS is the best benchmarking distro. But what's it like to live with?

Phoronix:  With the Linux 5.7 kernel cycle in two months there is some "spring cleaning" happening.

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Arista looks to expand its network visibility and cloud fabric with Big Switch technology.