Firefox users on Windows have been benefitting from out-of-process extensions for almost a year — now the feature is finally making its way to Linux.

While the WireGuard secure VPN tunnel was just sent out this week for review as the first formal step towards getting it mainlined in the Linux kernel, Linus Torvalds is already looking forward to it.

If you're looking to stay productive at the command line you'll want to check out Taskbook. Taskbook is a terrifically well made terminal tool that lets

Linux Kernel 4.17 saw the inclusion of NSA’s ‘controversial’ encryption algorithm Speck. Linux Kernel 4.18 will see Speck being available as a supported algorithm with fscrypt and not everyone is happy about it.





Before you panic or form wrong conclusions…

In this edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at NASA's open source mars rover, Rome's latest open source efforts, two new research projects, and more.

With no Wine 3.14 release having shipped on their usual bi-weekly release cadence due to summer holidays, the Wine-Staging crew has opted to create a v3.13.1 release to ship their latest testing/experimental patches in the absence of a new Wine upstream Wine…

As we literally finished covering the story of Linux 4.19 kernel having Enhanced IBRS as protection against Spectre for Intel CPUs, we caught wind that

This series of tutorials will show you how to install Nginx, create Nginx server blocks, generate a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, install and secure MySQL and install PHP 7.2.

In the past it wasn’t so easy to get TensorFlow installed onto the Raspberry Pi, but this time last year Pete Warden finally managed to…

Netrunner is a Debian-based distribution that features a customized KDE desktop and a wide array of applications, codecs, and plugins, all with a friendly

A quick tour of some of GNOME Games 3.30's new features

Lenovo is making it easier for their customers running Linux to update their firmware now on ThinkPad, ThinkStation, and ThinkCenter hardware.

The command line tool sed is one of those utilities that provide a feature-rich way to filter, find, substitute, and rearrange data in texts files. It is an extremely powerful tool that is very easy to get started with, but very difficult to learn through…

This video shows us my tips for distro hopping and running multiple Linux (and other) distros.

1:55 - Use an Icy Dock
4:05 - Build a NAS
6:29 - Keep a 'mobile-home'
10:18 - Have USB drives on hand
12:18 - Learn to use bash noscripts

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