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fromZDNET
6 hours ago
Software development

Want Linux in your pocket? Run it straight from a USB - but read this first

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Digital life

How much RAM does your Linux PC need in 2025? A distro verteran's expert advice

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Software development

What Linus Torvalds really thinks about AI and software development might surprise you

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Software development

My 8 must-use Linux commands, and how they can make your life easier

Digital life
fromZDNET
5 days ago

Linux Mint vs. Zorin OS: I compared the two Windows alternatives, and here's my advice

Both Linux Mint and Zorin OS are user-friendly Linux distributions offering broad hardware support; choose based on desktop preferences and familiarity with Windows or macOS.
Information security
fromfaun.pub
2 weeks ago

Linux permissions explained

Linux permissions use user, group, and others roles with read, write, and execute rights to enforce multi-user security, access isolation, and resource governance.
fromZDNET
6 hours ago
Software development

Want Linux in your pocket? Run it straight from a USB - but read this first

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Digital life

How much RAM does your Linux PC need in 2025? A distro verteran's expert advice

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Software development

What Linus Torvalds really thinks about AI and software development might surprise you

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Software development

My 8 must-use Linux commands, and how they can make your life easier

fromZDNET
5 days ago
Digital life

Linux Mint vs. Zorin OS: I compared the two Windows alternatives, and here's my advice

Digital life
fromTheregister
4 days ago

Linux admin hated downtime so much he schlepped a live UPS

An administrator carried a running mail server and its UPS during an office move to preserve a 400-plus day uptime, then accidentally rebooted it later.
Software development
fromTheregister
1 week ago

.NET MAUI will get Linux and browser support via Avalonia

MAUI will gain Linux and browser support via a new Avalonia-based backend that renders UI with Avalonia and enables WebAssembly.
Gadgets
fromZDNET
2 weeks ago

This Windows PC could easily replace my Mac Mini when it comes to local AI performance

Minix ER937-AI small form-factor PC delivers strong local AI performance, running Ollama and qwen2.5:7b effectively when using Linux.
Information security
fromZDNET
2 weeks ago

My top 5 password managers for Linux - and my favorite works on Windows and MacOS too

Use a password manager on Linux; multiple open-source, feature-rich options like Bitwarden and Buttercup provide strong security, cross-platform support, and self-hosting choices.
Digital life
fromZDNET
1 month ago

I ditched Linux for Windows 11 for one week - and found 9 big problems

Windows 11 imposes intrusive account and interface constraints, causing frustration and loss of control, leading the user to prefer Linux's flexibility and simplicity.
Software development
fromTheregister
1 month ago

NordVPN open sources its Linux GUI client under GPLv3

NordVPN open sourced its Linux GUI VPN client (version 4.2.0) under GPLv3, adding a graphical interface to its previously released shell client.
Gadgets
fromZDNET
1 month ago

I found the easiest way to transfer files to and from my Linux PC - and it's so fast

QuickDAV launches a zero-configuration WebDAV server for quick file sharing, upload, download, and remote file management across LAN using Flatpak on Linux.
fromZDNET
1 month ago

5 ways the Linux nmap command can help keep your network secure

The nmap command (short for network mapper) is a network exploration/security auditing tool that can rapidly scan networks to help you find out what hosts are available. With nmap, you can discover open ports and services, and even find out what operating systems are on your network. I've used nmap to find out what machines are on a network and what ports/services are open. If I find a port that shouldn't be open, I can close it to avoid security issues.
Information security
Software development
fromZDNET
1 month ago

This new Flatpak app store should be installed by default on every Linux distro

Bazaar provides a graphical, user-friendly Flatpak app store for Linux, enabling discovery, installation, running, and removal of Flatpak packages without command-line use.
Software development
fromZDNET
1 month ago

I was already a Pop!_OS fan - but the new beta is stunning

System76's Pop!_OS 24.04 beta introduces the Rust-built COSMIC desktop, offering a polished, highly usable environment available now for free download.
#amazon-fire-tv
fromZDNET
1 month ago
Gadgets

Amazon's Vega OS is being updated to Fire TVs this year - here's why that's a big deal

fromZDNET
1 month ago
Gadgets

Amazon's Vega OS coming to Fire TVs this year - what it means for your devices

fromZDNET
1 month ago
Gadgets

Amazon's Vega OS is being updated to Fire TVs this year - here's why that's a big deal

fromZDNET
1 month ago
Gadgets

Amazon's Vega OS coming to Fire TVs this year - what it means for your devices

#tor
fromZDNET
2 months ago
Privacy technologies

Tor browser's great - but for more complete privacy protection, you need to add this

Tor Browser encrypts and anonymizes only browser traffic; to protect other system network traffic install and use Tor itself, available free for Linux, macOS, Windows.
fromZDNET
3 months ago
Privacy technologies

The one-click Linux app I use for instant online anonymity

Carburetor provides one-click Tor-based anonymity and encryption for all Linux desktop applications via a Flatpak, offering global protection beyond the Tor Browser.
fromZDNET
2 months ago
Privacy technologies

Tor browser's great - but for more complete privacy protection, you need to add this

Information security
fromTheregister
2 months ago

UEFI Secure Boot for Linux Arm64 - where do we stand?

UEFI with Secure Boot is standard on x86 and affected Linux booting; Microsoft's signed shim enabled Linux adoption and prompts evaluation of UEFI on Arm.
fromZDNET
2 months ago

6 sudo tricks every Linux user needs to know - plus 1 just for fun

I started using Linux prior to the advent of sudo. Back then, any time I needed to run admin tasks, I had to first su to the root user, run the task, and then exit the root user. Because root was enabled, some users would simply log in as root and forgo a standard user account altogether. That's a security risk no one should take.
Information security
#ram
fromTheregister
3 months ago

Apache ActiveMQ attackers patch critical vuln after entry

After installing a backdoor to the infected systems, they then downloaded two Java Archive (JAR) files that effectively patched the original vuln.
Information security
fromZDNET
3 months ago

5 reasons to switch to an immutable Linux distro today - and which to try first

Immutable Linux distributions ensure that critical system directories are set to read-only mode, which prevents unauthorized changes and enhances overall system security.
Digital life
Mobile UX
fromZDNET
3 months ago

A Linux terminal app for native Android development? Here's why I'm bullish

Google is developing a Linux terminal app that runs a full Debian environment on Android devices, allowing direct app development.
#opensuse
Online learning
fromZDNET
3 months ago

How to check for bad blocks on a Linux PC hard drive (and why you shouldn't wait to do it)

Bad blocks on a hard drive lead to data loss and can indicate potential drive failure.
fromTheregister
3 months ago

Fungus-inspired Linux hack gives Amiga a Doom-only brain

There's a lovely device called a PiStorm, an adapter board that glues a Raspberry Pi GPIO [General-Purpose Input/Output] bus to a Motorola 68000 bus. The intended use case is that you plug it into a 68000 device and then run an emulator that reads instructions from hardware (ROM or RAM) and emulates them.
Gadgets
fromTheregister
3 months ago

Antivirus vendors fail to spot persistent Linux backdoor

The implant is built as a malicious PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module), enabling attackers to silently bypass system authentication and gain persistent SSH access.
Information security
fromTheregister
3 months ago

Legendary OpenPrinting architect looking for new role

My very first task was switching from LPD (Line Printer Daemon, line printers are kind of high-speed electric typewriters) to #CUPS and so Mandrake was the first distro with CUPS and easy printing.
Software development
fromThe Hacker News
3 months ago

New 'Plague' PAM Backdoor Exposes Critical Linux Systems to Silent Credential Theft

The implant is built as a malicious PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module), enabling attackers to silently bypass system authentication and gain persistent SSH access.
Information security
Tech industry
fromZDNET
4 months ago

Slow internet speed on Linux? This 30-second fix makes all the difference

DNS translates domain names to IP addresses for browsers, ensuring easy website access.
fromZDNET
4 months ago

I found a better way to transfer files between Android and Linux - and it's free

Packet enables seamless file transfers between Linux desktops and Android devices over the same wireless network using Quick Share for easy connectivity and file sharing.
Digital life
Software development
fromZDNET
4 months ago

6 reasons why I've stuck with Ubuntu-based Linux distros for the last 20 years

Ubuntu-based distributions are preferred for their reliable updates and stability over 20 years.
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