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- A New Anaconda Web UI Installer Coming To Fedora Linux 42
- Fedora Linux is revamping its installer, Anaconda, with a brand-new web-based interface. This modern design aims for a more intuitive and user-friendly experience, simplifying the installation process for both seasoned users and newcomers alike. The
- LINUX 556 2025-03-08 09:06:13
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- elementary OS 8 is Officially Released
- elementary OS 8 "Circe" is here! Based on Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS and utilizing Linux Kernel 6.8, this release prioritizes privacy, security, improved multitasking, and enhanced accessibility. Download elementary OS 8 from the official website
- LINUX 1032 2025-03-08 09:05:13
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- How To Find Flatpak Applications Using A Specific Runtime In Linux
- This guide explains how to find Flatpak applications using a specific runtime. Let's streamline the text and improve clarity. Finding Flatpak Applications Using a Specific Runtime Flatpak, a popular Linux application packaging system, uses runtimes
- LINUX 420 2025-03-08 09:04:28
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- How Linux is Revolutionizing Education with Open Source Learning
- Linux: A Powerful Tool for Modern Education In today's tech-driven world, equipping students with relevant and adaptable skills is paramount. Linux, an open-source operating system, emerges as a powerful educational tool, fostering learning, innovat
- LINUX 759 2025-03-08 09:02:10
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- KWin 6.3 Brings Crystal-Clear Fractional Scaling To KDE Plasma
- KWin 6.3.0: Enhanced Visual Clarity and Performance for Linux Window Management The latest release of KWin, the versatile window manager for X11 and Wayland on Linux, version 6.3.0, boasts significant improvements in visual fidelity, performance, and
- LINUX 878 2025-03-07 12:07:13
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- Fish Shell 4.0 Beta Released: Major Rewrite In Rust With Key Improvements
- Fish Shell 4.0 Beta Release: Rust Rewrite brings Major Improvements The highly acclaimed Fish shell has just released a new beta version – 4.0! This is a major change, as this is the first version after its major rewrite. Fish shell was originally written in C, but now it is written in Rust. This means that the core code of the shell has been completely changed. The first beta version of Fish shell 4.0 brings many changes, no matter how big or small. Here are some highlights: Improved key binding: Fish now supports more key combinations to make it easier to use. Even
- LINUX 802 2025-03-07 12:00:18
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- Manjaro 24.2 Yonada Released With Kernel 6.12
- Manjaro Linux 24.2 "Yonada" is here, building on the October 2024 "Xahea" release with significant enhancements across all desktop environments. This post highlights the key updates. Table of Contents - GNOME Edition Plasma Edit
- LINUX 979 2025-03-07 11:59:08
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- Linux Kernel 6.13 RC1 Released!
- Linux Kernel 6.13 first version candidate (RC1) released Linus Torvalds released the first version candidate (RC1) of Linux Kernel 6.13 on December 1, 2024. This version marks the end of the merge window for this kernel version. Linux Kernel 6.13-rc1 introduces a large number of updates and architectural improvements in various subsystems. Major improvements: Development cycle: It is worth noting that this development cycle avoids holidays for the first time, providing sufficient time for the release of stable versions and the development of version 6.14. Subsystem update: A large number of updates covering multiple kernel fields: Core system components (virtual file systems)
- LINUX 754 2025-03-07 11:57:15
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- Display Animated Christmas Tree In Terminal (2025)
- Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from OSTechNix! This festive season, we're gifting you a fun way to celebrate: an animated Christmas tree displayed directly in your Linux terminal! This simple bash script is available on our OSTechNix GitHub Gi
- LINUX 809 2025-03-07 11:52:10
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- Leveraging modprobe and lsmod for Effective Linux System Management
- Linux kernel module management: detailed explanation of modprobe and lsmod The power and flexibility of the Linux system is largely attributed to its kernel modules. These modules are key components that extend the kernel functionality and can dynamically modify system functions without restarting. This article will dive into two key tools—modprobe and lsmod—which are essential for effectively managing these modules. Understanding and using these tools can greatly enhance system management and customization capabilities. Kernel module overview Kernel modules are code snippets that can be loaded into the kernel as needed, providing additional functionality. They are essential for extending system functionality, allowing hardware and software integration without changing the core structure of the kernel. Common examples include graphics cards and networks
- LINUX 710 2025-03-07 11:49:11
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- Fedora Linux Is Coming To Windows Subsystem For Linux (WSL)
- The Fedora Project is actively exploring the creation of official Fedora Linux images for the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This initiative aims to simplify Fedora's accessibility for Windows users, eliminating the need for dual-booting or virtu
- LINUX 843 2025-03-07 11:36:14
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- Effortless GPU Switching On OpenSUSE With Switcherooctl
- The openSUSE team announced that the lightweight user space utility switcherooctl is the recommended solution for managing GPU switching on openSUSE systems equipped with multiple GPUs. This is because switcherooctl has several advantages over old tools such as suse-prime, bbswitch, and bumblebee, which are now considered legacy tools that can cause problems on modern systems. Table of contents - What is switcherooctl? Why choose switcherooctl? Advantages The Future of Multi-GPU Management switch
- LINUX 324 2025-03-07 11:23:09
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- How to Divide Two Variables in Bash Scripting
- Division operation in Bash script: efficiently handle integers and floating-point numbers Bash scripts are a powerful tool for automating tasks on Linux and Unix-like systems. Although it is known for file and process operations, arithmetic operations such as division also play a crucial role in many scripts. Understanding how to correctly divide by two variables can help with resource allocation, data processing, and more. This article explores the subtleties of performing division in Bash, giving you the knowledge to perform arithmetic operations smoothly and efficiently. Basic concepts Variables in Bash In Bash, variables are the names assigned to a piece of data that can be changed during script execution. Variables are usually used to store numbers, strings, or file names, which
- LINUX 479 2025-03-07 11:20:12
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- How to Monitor an Ubuntu Server With Prometheus: Collecting and Visualizing System Metrics
- Introduction: Proactive Server Monitoring with Prometheus on Ubuntu In today's demanding digital landscape, ensuring optimal server uptime and performance is paramount. System administrators and DevOps teams rely heavily on robust monitoring solutio
- LINUX 1024 2025-03-07 11:12:13
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- Banan OS: A Fully Functional Unix-like OS Built From Scratch In C
- A student has built an entire operating system from scratch in C . Yes, you read that right! Meet Banan OS, a hobbyist operating system for x86_64 and i686 architectures, written entirely in C by an university student Oskari Alaranta. The project
- LINUX 202 2025-03-07 11:09:16