#linux

#linux

Linus Torvalds stated, 'I really get the feeling that it's time to leave i486 support behind. There's zero real reason for anybody to waste one second of development effort on this kind of issue.'

"The researchers propose a semantics-driven static analysis approach to enhance the safety, reliability, and bug-freeness of Unix, Linux, and macOS shell programs."

"What makes Tauon my new favorite? This music player is all about one thing... listening to music. It's not overly fancy and makes playlist creation easy."

Running Linux within Microsoft Excel is more of a novelty than a practical application, relying on external DLLs and VBA for function, rather than native support.

"Arch Linux is now officially available for WSL, offering a rolling release distribution that brings a comprehensive Linux experience to Windows users."

JuiceSSH is one of the best SSH clients for Android, offering a range of features to access remote machines effortlessly, including font size adjustment for usability.

When using standard Linux, enabling swap provides a safety layer against memory exhaustion. However, Kubernetes doesn't leverage swap effectively, making it less reliable for handling memory pressure.

Regardless, when I needed the right tools for the job, I was lucky enough to find them all on Linux.

Guake is just cool. It's a drop-down terminal client that, when you hit F12 on your keyboard, will roll down from the top of your display.

Version 12.0 of SystemRescue introduces kernel 6.12, adding support for the new bcachefs file system while retaining most existing recovery tools.

Tiling window managers excel in efficiency for keyboard-centric users, with Regolith providing a productive Linux environment combining i3 and Sway.