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Guake is a terminal emulator that’s tailored for GNOME desktop with a top-down design.

Each of these topics on writing a bash function is illustrated with detailed examples.

Vim is a powerful text editor that edits all kinds of text files.

The new terminal file manager for Linux that combines features of Midnight Commander and Ranger.

Alternatives to online maps that sidestep Google's collection and use of a your personal data.

The patch has been merged into mainline kernel version 5.11-rc7 and backported into affected stable trees.

Here's how to to achieve and improve data integrity and avoid data redundancy when working with databases in Linux.

This kernel version introduces support for AMD Navi GPUs, new IPv4 addresses, RISC-V improvements, and more.

We will also show you how to configure the server to restrict users to their home directory and encrypt the entire transmission with SSL/TLS.

Coreboot puts the user in full control of the hardware, designed to perform only the minimum number of tasks necessary to load and run a modern Linux OS.

New options for building container images, finding tags in Podman, and using the Skopeo container image.

Considering replacing your Apache installations with Nginx, here are 12 tips to increase the security of your servers.

Master BASH while you play.

Evernote finally adds a (beta) application for Linux desktops.

Enterprise-level trust and adoption of open source are up year over year.

IO issues are among the most common causes of poor performance on Linux system. Get a handle on monitoring them this tool roundup.

You can pass command-line arguments and handle command-line options in a bash shell script.

Stream your Steam effortlessly.

In the future, Mint's Update Manager may "insist" you make important security updates.

The Arch User Repository is where you find software that’s tested by users. Thanks to this, you can access software not in the official repositories.

Step-by-step, we'll manually mount a USB drive in Linux, to a mount point directory of your choice.

Use this set of open-source network vulnerability tests to find security holes in systems and applications.

Which is not to imply, in anyway, that doing so would be a good idea.

We've spoken with some of their lead developers to find out first-hand what makes these distros so great.

Check it out in action on PINE64's PinePhone Linux phone video.

These commands exist in almost every Unix variation, old or new, which makes it beneficial to have them in your bag of tricks. You never know when these tools will save your life (wink).

The open-source office suite is composed of online editors for text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.

The educational distro is now up to date and safe to use by anyone on their personal computers.

A familiar look among the tons of system monitoring applications for Linux.

It's the first Arch Linux ISO release to be powered by the latest and greatest Linux kernel 5.11 series.

Creating and deploying human-readable hostnames is easy. Here's how to do it.

Free and open source software to ban problematic hosts.

Make sure your web server performs at the best of its capacity according to your (or your client’s) needs.

With thousands of Linux distros that all serve different purposes, what are the best options for students?

Perform tests or try applications without having a physical Raspberry Pi machine.

Now showing: an early taste of the new features and improvements from the upcoming Linux kernel 5.12 series.

CrowdSec leverages local IP behavior detection with a community-powered IP reputation system.

"Ubuntu Testing Week" will take place between March 4-11, intended for those who want to help with the testing.

Xfce 4.16 is a massive update that offers a huge performance boost compared to Xfce 4.14.

Here's why the Python-based video editing software is the choice of opensource.com's Seth Kenlon, and should be yours, too.