Opinion on System 76 Laptops
Does anyone have any experience with System 76 Laptops? I am a CS student and I have been looking at getting a good Linux Laptop. I like what System 76 has to offer. However, I have been trying to see if they have a good reputation.
Thanks so much for your help.
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Does anyone have any experience with System 76 Laptops? I am a CS student and I have been looking at getting a good Linux Laptop. I like what System 76 has to offer. However, I have been trying to see if they have a good reputation.
Thanks so much for your help.
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Opinion on System 76 Laptops
Does anyone have any experience with System 76 Laptops? I am a CS student and I have been looking at getting a good Linux Laptop. I like what...
Could webassembly be a suitable replacement for eBPF?
The reason being that almost all modern compilers are targeting or is planning to target webassembly. It's also one of the first cross platform bytecode format that is open and has such a massive backing from organisations and companies. I personally think it would fit nicely as a way to extend the Kernel in a safe way. What do you think?
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The reason being that almost all modern compilers are targeting or is planning to target webassembly. It's also one of the first cross platform bytecode format that is open and has such a massive backing from organisations and companies. I personally think it would fit nicely as a way to extend the Kernel in a safe way. What do you think?
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Could webassembly be a suitable replacement for eBPF?
The reason being that almost all modern compilers are targeting or is planning to target webassembly. It's also one of the first cross platform...
Course suggestions
Hello,
I have a lateral opportunity at work that might open up, but it will likely depend on my ability to ramp up from beginner to competent (or better) in a few areas: Linux security + accessing, transferring and storing data safely. I am able to self-teach, but I'm still not feeling confident in these areas and it may just take some formal training. I've currently been testing EC2 Linux on AWS, so I've got a foundation, as well as some basic python.
Is there a course or series that comes to mind that would cover linux security essentials, and accessing data on the web (API's, basic database, etc)? Any other advice?
Thank you!
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Hello,
I have a lateral opportunity at work that might open up, but it will likely depend on my ability to ramp up from beginner to competent (or better) in a few areas: Linux security + accessing, transferring and storing data safely. I am able to self-teach, but I'm still not feeling confident in these areas and it may just take some formal training. I've currently been testing EC2 Linux on AWS, so I've got a foundation, as well as some basic python.
Is there a course or series that comes to mind that would cover linux security essentials, and accessing data on the web (API's, basic database, etc)? Any other advice?
Thank you!
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Course suggestions
Hello, I have a lateral opportunity at work that might open up, but it will likely depend on my ability to ramp up from beginner to competent (or...
It's official: Microsoft Teams is coming to Linux
https://www.windowscentral.com/its-official-microsoft-teams-coming-linux
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Windows Central
It's official: Microsoft Teams is coming to Linux
A recent update to a UserVoice page confirms that Microsoft is "actively working on" Microsoft Teams for Linux.
A modern Linux kernel development environment w/ debugging (libvirtd / vscode)
https://github.com/Plailect/linux-devel
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GitHub - Plailect/linux-devel: A modern Linux kernel kernel development environment featuring integrated debugging based on vscode…
A modern Linux kernel kernel development environment featuring integrated debugging based on vscode and libvirtd - Plailect/linux-devel
Iam using dual boot windows + kali linux .Every time while powering on I have to specify grub partition.Any permanent solution?
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40 top Linux and open source conferences in 2019 - r/opensource xpost
https://opensource.com/article/18/12/top-2019-conferences
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40 top Linux and open source conferences in 2019
We've rounded up a few favorite picks for conferences to attend in 2019.
5 Ways the Librem 5 Phone Has Impacted Linux Desktops
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/librem-5-phone-impact-linux-desktops/
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MUO
5 Ways the Librem 5 Phone Has Impacted Linux Desktops
The Librem 5 phone is bringing a number of positive developments to Linux. Here's how Linux is changing thanks to Librem 5.
One of the many Reasons why I like Linux
Once upon a time I wanted to install a silly font on my Linux machine. I did not know how to install a font, I just created a directory in my home directory, named `.fonts`. Then I searched my compute for `fonts` and I opened a KDE app to install them. I clicked on `add font` and selected the font. *`Error`*! The font could not be installed. I tried again, it still didn't work. I figured, I might try to extract the `zip` file again. Another attempt at installing the font failed.
At that point I gave up — That was it, I can't install that font, no problem.
I opened a text Editor, text-editored around and \*pop\* there it was — the font was there!
How did it work, I asked myself?? Turns out: installing a font is achieved by *moving the font files to the `.fonts` folder!*
_It is as simple as that!_
_Without any knowledge on how to install a font, I installed a font just by moving it to the folder, which I wanted my fonts to be stored in!_
Just wanted to share this story, as I fond it somewhat wholesome
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Once upon a time I wanted to install a silly font on my Linux machine. I did not know how to install a font, I just created a directory in my home directory, named `.fonts`. Then I searched my compute for `fonts` and I opened a KDE app to install them. I clicked on `add font` and selected the font. *`Error`*! The font could not be installed. I tried again, it still didn't work. I figured, I might try to extract the `zip` file again. Another attempt at installing the font failed.
At that point I gave up — That was it, I can't install that font, no problem.
I opened a text Editor, text-editored around and \*pop\* there it was — the font was there!
How did it work, I asked myself?? Turns out: installing a font is achieved by *moving the font files to the `.fonts` folder!*
_It is as simple as that!_
_Without any knowledge on how to install a font, I installed a font just by moving it to the folder, which I wanted my fonts to be stored in!_
Just wanted to share this story, as I fond it somewhat wholesome
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One of the many Reasons why I like Linux
Once upon a time I wanted to install a silly font on my Linux machine. I did not know how to install a font, I just created a directory in my home...
Can't install linux
Trying to install Manjaro on my Lenovo IdeaPad, the current error I'm getting is failed to mount /Dev/loop0
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Trying to install Manjaro on my Lenovo IdeaPad, the current error I'm getting is failed to mount /Dev/loop0
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Can't install linux
Trying to install Manjaro on my Lenovo IdeaPad, the current error I'm getting is failed to mount /Dev/loop0
Józef Kucia , a wine/codeweaver developer died in an accident.
https://www.codeweavers.com/about/blogs/jwhite/2019/09/08/a-tragic-loss
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CodeWeavers
A Tragic Loss | CodeWeavers Blog
By Jeremy White | A Tragic Loss; the death of Józef Kucia, a 28 year old Wine contributor.
Reddit! Linux WoW classic players are getting targeted by Blizzard!
https://www.reddit.com/r/classicwow/comments/d1lncq/reddit_linux_wow_classic_players_are_getting/
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Reddit
From the classicwow community on Reddit: Reddit! Linux WoW classic players are getting targeted by Blizzard!
Explore this post and more from the classicwow community
Are you guys still using Yubikey after it went closed source or are there any better alternatives?
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Are you guys still using Yubikey after it went closed source or...
Posted in r/linux by u/temp-acc12 • 3 points and 3 comments
ripgrep is faster than {grep, ag, git grep, ucg, pt, sift}
https://blog.burntsushi.net/ripgrep/
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ripgrep is faster than {grep, ag, git grep, ucg, pt, sift} - Andrew Gallant's Blog
I blog mostly about my own programming projects.
Thoughts on popcorn linux.
Has anyone checked out this project? What are your thoughts? [http://www.popcornlinux.org/](http://www.popcornlinux.org/)
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Has anyone checked out this project? What are your thoughts? [http://www.popcornlinux.org/](http://www.popcornlinux.org/)
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Thoughts on popcorn linux.
Has anyone checked out this project? What are your thoughts? [http://www.popcornlinux.org/](http://www.popcornlinux.org/)
KIOFuse – Final Report
https://feverfew.home.blog/2019/09/10/kiofuse-final-report/
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KIOFuse – Final Report
The GSoC coding period is now over and it is only appropriate that it is discussed what has been achieved and what needs to be done to see KIOFuse officially included in as a KDE project, allowing …
The Librem 5
When Purism announced their iterative shipment on Mastodon, four pictures where attached to the said announcement.
[Phone in hand](https://i.imgur.com/XQ4ylc6.jpg)
[An another angle](https://i.imgur.com/iJf5GjU.jpg)
[Disassembled phone](https://i.imgur.com/32DeLkB.jpg)
[Close-up](https://i.imgur.com/CXePrg0.jpg)
Here is an another close-up:
[Close-up 2](https://i.imgur.com/8Q9cGEP.jpg)
This is a link to the toot in question:
https://social.librem.one/@purism/102740815257018934
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When Purism announced their iterative shipment on Mastodon, four pictures where attached to the said announcement.
[Phone in hand](https://i.imgur.com/XQ4ylc6.jpg)
[An another angle](https://i.imgur.com/iJf5GjU.jpg)
[Disassembled phone](https://i.imgur.com/32DeLkB.jpg)
[Close-up](https://i.imgur.com/CXePrg0.jpg)
Here is an another close-up:
[Close-up 2](https://i.imgur.com/8Q9cGEP.jpg)
This is a link to the toot in question:
https://social.librem.one/@purism/102740815257018934
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Multipath TCP finally on the way to mainline Linux
https://github.com/multipath-tcp/mptcp_net-next/wiki
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Home
Development version of the Upstream MultiPath TCP Linux kernel 🐧 - multipath-tcp/mptcp_net-next
Everything that went down during the two-day conference stretch of Akademy2019: New goals, Virtual Reality and KDE taking to the skies
https://dot.kde.org/2019/09/10/akademy-2019-talks-heres-what-you-missed
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https://dot.kde.org/2019/09/10/akademy-2019-talks-heres-what-you-missed
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KDE.news
Akademy 2019 Talks: Here's What You Missed
According to the now traditional schedule, Akademy 2019 started with two days of conference talks. Hosted by unixMIB at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Milan, Italy, the central conference of the KDE community attracted more than a hundred attendees during…