Slackware-Based Slax Linux Is Back After 9 Years of Hiatus
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"OpenBSD 7.1 was released on April 21, 2022, with support for the M1/Pro/Max/Ultra. This includes support for NVMe, USB [2.0], WiFi, Ethernet (M1 mini & iMac) and Keyboard & touchpad (on the laptops). X11 works [..] audio support is being worked on."
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‘Extension Manager’ App Helps You Install and Manage GNOME Shell Extensions
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux vs Ubuntu: What’s the Difference?
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Share Files Between Guest and Host OS in GNOME Boxes
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Raspberry Pi users will soon have a new OS to play with
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Surge XT free open-source software synthesizer updated to v1.1
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How to Add WebP Support to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
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5 Tools to Protect Your Email Address From Websites and Newsletters
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What’s the Go programming language really good for?
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Started as a two-person project in 1997, #GNOME has undergone massive growth in the last 25 years. Today we’re an open source software project and a nonprofit Foundation supported by a diverse community of contributors from all over the world.
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How W4 plans to monetize the Godot game engine using Red Hat’s open-source playbook
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Happy 31st Birthday, #Linux!
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Looking for Linux distributions with a minimal footprint?
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Welcome to the 30s #SUSE

VirtualBox 6.1.38 Released with Initial Support for #Linux Kernel 6.0
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An illustrated guide to 12 Factor Apps
The 12 Factor App methodology is an influential pattern to designing scalable application architecture.
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Fix the apt-key deprecation error in Linux by Chris Hermansen
Follow these steps and you can run apt update with no warnings or errors related to deprecated key configurations.
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#Linux Kernel 5.19 Reached End of Life, Users Are Urged to Upgrade to Linux Kernel 6.0
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Here are 10 open-source bots to complement your Discord server.
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Fedora Linux 37 is now (finally) powered by #Linux kernel 6.0