Linux Today

 Techdrivinin: You've installed Disco Dingo - congrats - but you're not done.

Based on the recently released Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) operating system, Pop!_OS 19.04 is here to offer System76 computer owners a highly customized and beautified GNOME desktop environment

TechRepublic: Jack Wallen encounters an issue with Linux that illustrates what sets it apart from other platforms.

LWN: Fermilab has maintained Scientific Linux, a derivative of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, for many years. That era is coming to an end

 FOSSpost: Is it time for default sudo behavior to change?

 Linuxize: cd - short for change directory right? but wait there is more...

 Linux4one: Bash For Loop is used to execute a series of commands repeatedly until certain condition reached.

EnterpriseAppsToday: The open source Netbeans Java Integrated Developer Environment (IDE) and SkyWalking application performance monitoring (APM) project efforts move forward.

While the Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) just hit the streets at the end of last week, Canonical's Ubuntu team are already working on the next release, Ubuntu 19.10

NetworkWorld: Copies of files sometimes represent a big waste of disk space and can cause confusion if you want to make updates.

Stilo is a pack of clean, minimalistic, yet stylish GTK themes for the GNOME desktop.

HowToForge: TaskBoard is an open source Kanban-inspired app that can be used to keep track of things that need to get done.

LinuxUprising: ps_mem is a tool for checking per-program core memory usage on Linux.

There are several command-line tools for managing a wireless network interface in Linux systems.

2DayGeek: This simply cli tool allow us to check information about ownership of a domain name and ip address.

Linuxize: The head command prints the first lines (10 lines by default) of one or more files or piped data to standard output.

ZDnet: For less than a $100, you can have an open-source powered, easy-to-use server, which enables you -- and not Apple, Facebook, Google, or Microsoft -- to control your view of the internet.

Discussion on different methods to create an encrypted archive and the pros and cons of each.

2DayGeek: Learn how to monitor disk I/O usage or statistics in Linux.

 FOSSforce: The days are long past when free software advocates refused to go to LinuxWorld because it wasn't GNU/Linux World.

eWEEK: VMware is including the Pod Security Policy capability, which is still considered to be a beta feature in the open-source Kubernetes cloud native container orchestration project, as a supported component in its enterprise grade Kubernetes platform.

ServerWatch: From the earliest days of the Internet era, it was painfully obvious that having a single application on a single server can't handle high-traffic situations.

Learn how to mitigate the ICMP timestamp vulnerability in Linux by blocking certain types of Internet Control Message Protocol at the firewall.

Learn the most important and frequently used Nginx commands.

Are you considering creating a game in your free spare time or as a full-time game developer? You should check out Godot if you want a FOSS game engine on your Linux machine.

Bruteforce is among the oldest hacking techniques, it is also one of the simplest automated attacks requiring minimum knowledge and intervention by the attacker.

SCP command is used to copy files between to systems in a secure way.

 itsFOSS: Debian 10 Buster is nearing its final stable release.

Learn how to delete a MySQL or MariaDB database through the command line.

A new major Kismet version has been released, almost 3 years after the previous stable release.

LinuxUprising: WoeUSB is a Linux tool for creating bootable Windows USB sticks for installing Windows, from an ISO or DVD image

2DayGeek: Learn how to remove a user account completely from Linux system.

MakeTechEasier: You have plenty of choices when it comes to screen recorders for Ubuntu.

Linuxize: A self-signed SSL certificate is a certificate that is signed by the person who created it rather than a trusted certificate authority.

A well-known Linux kernel developer once said, a poor craftsman famously complains about his tools, but a good craftsman knows how to choose excellent tools.

Tecmint: Atom is a free, open-source, hackable, easy to customize and cross-platform text editor, that works on Linux, OS X, and Windows.

 LinuxProMagazine: Zabbix is a network monitoring application that lets you stay on top of all your network activities.

More than three months in development, the KDE Applications 19.04 software suite is here

Learn how to get a detailed laptop's battery report through the Ubuntu graphical user interface and through the Ubuntu command line.