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7 Reasons Why Linux Is the Best Tool For Programming
Linux offers a combination of flexibility, security, and efficiency that Windows simply can’t match. This article walks through the reasons why Linux is a preferred choice for programming and why it might be worth considering if you’re still on the fence.
New Steam Client Update Improves Native Linux Gaming and Fixes Many Bugs
The new Steam Client brings a lot of Linux changes, starting with support for executing native Linux game titles in the Steam for Linux runtime 1.0 (scout) by default rather than of the legacy runtime environment. This change promises better compatibility across all Linux desktop distributions.
‘All Things Open’ Puts Keynotes and Other Videos Online, With More to Come
Recordings of this year's All Things Open event at the Raleigh Convention Center are now available online with more to come.
8 Best Free and Open Source Linux Statistical Analysis Tools
Linux is particularly strong in the field of open source statistical software. The purpose of this article is to identify software for performing statistical analysis.
Open-Source Software: A First Attempt at Organization After CRA
This article explores how the open-source software industry is navigating organization challenges and legislative measures.
Redox OS Now Runs On RISC-V
Redox OS is a Unix-like operating system that aims to bring the innovations of Rust to a modern microkernel. Let's talk about this open-source instruction set architecture and why RSC-V support is important for Redox.
How to Use Syntax Highlighting in Nano Editor
Nano is a simple and user-friendly command-line text editor for Linux, which is often used for basic text editing tasks, such as creating and editing configuration files, scripts, or simple documents. This guide will explain how to enable syntax highlighting in Nano to make your coding experience smoother and more efficient.
Nload: Monitor Linux Network Traffic and Bandwidth Usage
Monitor the graph of inbound and outbound network traffic and bandwidth usage in real time with the Nload command-line utility in Linux.