This is the Best cooler I’ve ever tested for the Raspberry Pi 4 3 or 3b+ its called the Ice Tower and it lives up to its name!
An insane Tower cooler for the Raspberry Pi 4 is something we really didn’t need but always wanted.
In this video, I test out the…

cheat.sh provides access to community-driven cheat sheets and snippets for Linux/UNIX commands and many programming languages, using various interfaces.

RetroArch is coming to Steam on July 30. The developers behind the famed open-source libretro frontend say the move will help them reach more gamers.

Debian Buster is out and it is a great distribution to run if you want to learn Linux. This video lists my five reasons to use Debian.

5.) Can be installed anywhere
4.) Great Documentation
3.) Committed to Free, but Easy to Add Non-free
2.) Very Stable
1.)…

To celebrate the Sysadmin day, the Linux Foundation is giving 60% off on its training courses on sysadmin, Kubernetes, Hyperledger etc.

With the recent release of Mozilla Firefox 68 there are some nice WebRender performance improvements that Linux users can enjoy.

Ubuntu 19.10 will offer a flicker-free boot experience for users with modern Intel graphics and UEFI systems, thanks to a new version of Plymouth.

Ad inserter is a popular plugin for WordPress users. With this plugin, site administrators can easily manage ads on their websites. On July 12, Wordfence team(Another popular security plugin for WordPress), discovered a vulnerability called RCE — Remote Code…

This guide explains how to mount Google drive locally as a virtual file system and access your drive files in your Linux system.

Zorin OS 15 was launched early June, and among the changes is a new theme for its Gnome (Shell) desktop, which is available in 6 colors, blue, green, grey, orange, purple and red, each being available in light and dark versions. This article includes a preview…

The new version of Linux Mint is now in beta and this video looks at the changes and how to use them.

Get more info from the blog post:
https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3773

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The PineBook Pro pre-orders go live on July 25, 2020 meaning now is an apt time to get a closer look at how the hotly anticipated Linux laptop is shaping

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Scrcpy lets you view your phone screen on the Linux desktop and interact with it using a mouse and keyboard. The app is free and open-source.

With last week's big DRM pull request for Linux 5.3 that brought Navi support most notably on the AMD side while Intel received HDR display support, continued Icelake/Gen11 work, and more, there weren't any changes to the open-source NVIDIA 'Nouveau' driver

Tuxedo makes it easy to buy an out-of-the-box "penguin-ready" laptop.

The Linux 5.3 kernel merge window is expected to close today so here is our usual recap of all the changes that made it into the mainline tree over the past two weeks.

The official Spotify Snap app for Linux desktops is currently out of date, despite new versions being released to Flathub and PPA.

Work smarter, not harder with these 10 resources that make a sysadmin look superhuman.