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- Linus Torvalds Defends Linux Kernel's Removal of Russian Maintainers
- The Linux kernel recently underwent a controversial patch removing several Russian maintainers. Greg Kroah-Hartman's patch cited "various compliance requirements," prompting questions about specifics and needed documentation. This ambigui
- LINUX 805 2025-03-09 11:24:09
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- Install Fedora Linux 41 Workstation [Step-by-Step Guide]
- This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for installing Fedora Linux 41 Workstation Edition. Let's get started! Table of Contents - Step 1: Prepare Your Fedora 41 Installation Media Step 2: Boot from the Fedora 41 Installation Media Step 3:
- LINUX 667 2025-03-09 11:21:09
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- Linux Kernel 6.12 RC5 Released
- Linus Torvalds released the fifth candidate (RC5) for Linux kernel 6.12 on October 27, 2024. After the scale of the rc4 version exceeded expectations, rc5 returned to a more normal scale, and the difference statistics were relatively stable. Linux Kernel 6.12-rc5 contains various fixes and improvements for different components of the kernel, including network, drivers, file systems, and architecture-specific features. Table of contents - Driver update and removal File system repair Architecture and core kernel improvements Trial Linux kernel 6.12 RC5 Driver update and removal A major change to this version is the removal of the da8xx fbdev driver, which
- LINUX 738 2025-03-09 11:20:11
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- Understanding Backup and Disaster Planning Solutions for Linux
- In today's digital age, the reliability and integrity of computer systems are more important than ever. For Linux systems that are widely used in servers and critical infrastructure, ensuring rapid recovery of failures is critical. This article explores the key points of Linux system recovery and gains insight into effective backup strategies and disaster recovery plans. By understanding these elements, users and administrators can protect their systems from potential disasters, ensuring business continuity and security. Understand the basics of Linux system recovery System recovery refers to restoring the computer system to an operable state after a system failure. In Linux environment, this means that after hardware failure, software corruption, human error or natural disasters, the number of data can be recovered after events such as hardware failure, software corruption, human error or natural disasters.
- LINUX 870 2025-03-09 11:02:10
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- Debian Unstable Upgrades To Perl 5.40
- Debian Unstable now boasts Perl 5.40.0, a significant upgrade packed with new features, security patches, and bug fixes. Debian developer Niko Tyni announced this update on the Debian mailing list, warning of potential temporary package installation
- LINUX 390 2025-03-09 11:01:09
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- Fedora Linux 41 Is Officially Released With Linux Kernel 6.11, DNF 5 And More
- Fedora Linux 41 is officially released, bringing a lot of updates and improvements, including Linux kernel 6.11, workstation version GNOME 47, Fedora KDE version KDE version KDE Plasma 6.2, and DNF 5. This article will highlight key changes and new features in Fedora Linux 41. Fedora 41 Key Features Here are some improvements worth watching: DNF 5: The DNF command line package management tool is undergoing major updates. DNF 5 is faster and smaller and requires fewer support packages, making it suitable for environments from containers to desktops. Desktop update: F
- LINUX 837 2025-03-09 10:59:16
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- Developing Robust Integration of Linux and IoT Solutions
- The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a broad prospect of innovation, and it promises to connect and automate our world in ways we’re just beginning to understand. Linux is known for its stability, security, and open source features and is the preferred operating system for many IoT devices. This article explores in-depth how to build a powerful, reliable, and secure IoT solution with Linux. Introduction to the Internet of Things and Linux The Internet of Things involves extending the Internet connection to physical devices and everyday objects. These devices can communicate and interact with each other over the Internet and can be monitored and controlled remotely. As IoT devices proliferate in all areas—from industrial automation and smart homes to healthcare—for those that can handle security, connectivity and scalability issues
- LINUX 980 2025-03-09 10:57:11
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- Fortifying Cyber Defense With the Power of Linux Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
- introduction In the ever-changing field of cybersecurity, strong defense mechanisms are more important than ever. As cyber threats become increasingly complex and frequent, organizations must take proactive measures to protect their networks and sensitive data. Among these measures, the Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS) acts as a solid guardian, tirelessly monitoring network traffic and proactively blocking malicious activity. This article explores the world of Linux-based IDPS and explores its importance, settings, monitoring strategies, and future trends. Understanding of Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS) Definition and Purpose Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS) are security designed to detect and respond to unauthorized access attempts or malicious activities in a network or a single system.
- LINUX 973 2025-03-09 10:31:11
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- DTrace 2.0 Arrives On Gentoo Linux
- Gentoo Linux users rejoice! The powerful dynamic tracing tool, DTrace 2.0, is now officially supported on Gentoo. This provides a streamlined way to analyze and debug both kernel and user-space applications. Whether optimizing performance or trouble
- LINUX 502 2025-03-09 09:59:10
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- AlmaLinux 9.5 Beta is Officially Released
- The AlmaLinux OS Foundation has unveiled the beta release of AlmaLinux 9.5, codenamed "Teal Serval." This beta is available across all supported architectures: x86_64, aarch64, ppc64le, and s390x. While unsuitable for production deployments
- LINUX 162 2025-03-09 09:47:08
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- Linux Kernel Maintainer Removals: Compliance Requirements Explained
- The Linux kernel community recently faced controversy surrounding the removal of several Russian maintainers. This action, attributed to "compliance requirements," is directly linked to international sanctions imposed on Russia. While the
- LINUX 909 2025-03-09 09:45:11
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- Flatpak Update Fails After Upgrading Curl To 8.10 In Debian 12 | How To Fix It
- This article details a valuable lesson learned about the potential pitfalls of installing core system libraries from Debian's backports repositories. While backports offer access to the latest features, they can also introduce unforeseen problems, pa
- LINUX 558 2025-03-09 09:44:09
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- How To Analyze ELF Binaries With Binsider In Linux
- Binsider: A command line tool that simplifies ELF binary file analysis This article will explore the functionality of Binsider, the user-friendly interface, and how to use it effectively in Linux to analyze ELF binary files. Table of contents What is Binsider? Why choose Binsider? Install Binsider in Linux Analyzing ELF binary files using Binsider General Analysis Static analysis Dynamic analysis String Hexadecimal dump in conclusion What is Binsider? Binsider is a powerful command line tool that provides a user-friendly terminal interface for ELF binary files
- LINUX 456 2025-03-09 09:43:10
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- Crafting Minimal Ubuntu Images for Embedded Brilliance
- introduction In the ever-evolving field of technology, embedded systems are an unknown but powerful pillar that supports applications from simple digital watches to complex autonomous vehicles. These dedicated computing giants often run in constrained environments and require an operating system that is not only powerful but optimized in terms of minimization. Ubuntu, a widely versatile and well-received Linux distribution, became an unexpected but suitable candidate. This article explores in-depth techniques for customizing minimized Ubuntu mirroring for the unique needs of embedded systems, and illustrates ways to achieve enhanced performance, enhanced security, and simplified maintenance. Understand the core of minimization in embedded systems Embedded systems are carefully designed to perform specific tasks, where every millisecond of processing is
- LINUX 565 2025-03-09 09:41:19
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- Strengthening Linux Security by Auditing with OpenSCAP
- introduction In today's complex digital environments, cyber threats are increasing, and ensuring the security of Linux systems is crucial. Security audits play a key role in identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities, protecting sensitive data, and maintaining regulatory compliance. OpenSCAP is a powerful tool that can help with this job. This guide will dive into the details of using OpenSCAP for Linux security audits, including its capabilities, implementations, and best practices. Understand security audits Security audit is a process of systematic analysis of system security measures to identify weaknesses, assess risks, and ensure compliance with security policies and standards. In Linux environments, security auditing becomes indispensable due to the diversity of architecture and configuration. Common vulnerabilities, such as errors
- LINUX 1043 2025-03-09 09:34:09