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- Orbitiny Desktop: Portable, Modular, and Feature-Rich Linux Desktop Environment
- Explore Orbitiny Desktop: A Fresh Take on the Linux Desktop Environment Looking for a unique Linux desktop environment? Consider Orbitiny Desktop, a fresh alternative built from the ground up using Qt and C . Orbitiny blends innovative features wi
- LINUX 479 2025-03-05 10:04:24
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- How To Manage Functions In Fish Shell On Linux
- This tutorial explains how to manage Fish shell functions using the functions command. We'll cover creating, listing, viewing, editing, saving, copying, and deleting functions, with examples and best practices. Table of Contents What is the functio
- LINUX 584 2025-03-05 09:56:09
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- Unlocking Data Science Potential Understanding Machine Learning and Data Analysis with JupyterLab
- Introduction JupyterLab has quickly become a favorite among data scientists, machine learning engineers, and analysts globally. This powerful, web-based IDE offers a flexible and interactive environment for data analysis, machine learning, and visual
- LINUX 243 2025-03-05 09:52:17
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- New Features in KDE Plasma 6.3 and 6.4: Discover's Flatpak Support, New Time Zone Map and More
- KDE Plasma 6.3 and 6.4 bring many exciting new features and improvements, making the Plasma experience easier and more fun. Let's have a look! Table of contents - Smarter Discover app store in Plasma 6.3 Simplified time zone selection in Plasma 6.4 Other improvements Bug fixes and performance improvements Smarter Discover app store in Plasma 6.3 New in the Discover app store: Supports opening flatpak URLs. This means that if you click on a link that starts with "flatpak:/",
- LINUX 510 2025-03-05 09:49:09
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- GRUB Project Update 2025
- GRUB (GRand Unified Bootloader): Recent Developments and Future Directions The GRUB project, a cornerstone of Linux bootloaders, continues its evolution, incorporating new features, enhanced security, and performance optimizations. This overview summ
- LINUX 846 2025-03-05 09:39:10
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- Linux Binary Analysis for Reverse Engineering and Vulnerability Discovery
- Introduction Binary analysis occupies a unique position in the fields of cybersecurity and software development. It is a technique that allows you to check compiled programs to understand their functionality, identify vulnerabilities, or debug problems without accessing the original source code. Binary analytics skills are crucial for Linux systems that dominate servers, embedded systems, and even personal computing. This article will take you into the world of Linux binary analysis, reverse engineering, and vulnerability discovery. Whether you are an experienced cybersecurity professional or an aspiring reverse engineer, you will gain insight into the tools, technical and ethical considerations that define this fascinating discipline. Understanding Linux binary files To analyze a binary file, you must first understand its structure and behavior. What is
- LINUX 260 2025-03-05 09:37:10
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- Linux Kernel Source Code Surpasses 40 Million Lines
- Linux: The cornerstone of modern computing, from smartphones to supercomputers, can do everything. Over the years, the size and complexity of the Linux kernel has increased significantly. As of January 2025, the Linux kernel source code contains approximately 40 million lines of code! This is one of the greatest achievements in the history of open source, community-driven projects. This article will discuss the exponential growth of the number of lines in the Linux kernel source code, the reasons and how to check the current number of lines by yourself. Directory -Linux kernel history Count the number of lines of the Linux kernel source code only count C and header files Exponential trend of kernel growth Verify historical Linux kernel lines Summary Linux kernel history Since 1991 Linus Tor
- LINUX 906 2025-03-05 09:35:09
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- Using MAXQDA for Qualitative Data Analysis on Linux
- introduction Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) is the cornerstone of research in all areas, from social sciences to marketing. It involves revealing patterns, themes, and meanings in non-numerical data such as interviews, focus groups, and text narratives. In this era of digital tools, MAXQDA stands out as QDA’s primary software solution, enabling researchers to efficiently organize and analyze complex datasets. Despite its advantages, MAXQDA lacks native support for Linux, which is a limitation for researchers who prefer or rely on Linux environments. This article explores how Linux users overcome these challenges, leverage MAXQDA for qualitative research, and integrate them seamlessly into their work
- LINUX 708 2025-03-05 09:34:16
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- How To List All Running Daemons In Linux
- A daemon is a background process that runs without direct user interaction. Linux systems use different init (initialization) systems to manage daemons. The common ones are Systemd, SysVinit, and OpenRC. In this tutorial, we will explain different wa
- LINUX 561 2025-03-05 09:31:14
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- Wine 10.0 Released with ARM64EC Support and Improved Graphics
- Wine 10.0: A Major Leap Forward in Windows Application Compatibility The Wine project has unveiled Wine 10.0, a significant release boasting over 6,000 improvements and a year's worth of dedicated development. This latest iteration significantly enha
- LINUX 670 2025-03-05 09:30:16
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- Crafting a Custom Linux Kernel for Your Embedded Projects
- Guide to customizing Linux kernel for embedded systems Embedded systems have become the cornerstone of modern technology, driving everything from IoT devices to automotive control systems. These dedicated systems rely on lightweight, efficient, and highly optimized for specific hardware configurations. At the heart of this software stack is the Linux kernel, which is widely used in embedded devices due to its flexibility and robustness as well as its open source features. However, a universal Linux kernel often contains many drivers, modules, and features that are unnecessary for embedded applications. For engineers engaged in embedded system development, building a custom Linux kernel is not only a means to optimize performance, but also a way to reduce system resource consumption, improve security, and enhance hardware compatibility.
- LINUX 987 2025-03-05 09:29:14
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- Why Linux Is The Open Source Backbone of Decentralized Applications (dApps) and Cryptocurrencies
- Introduction: A Powerful Partnership Blockchain technology and the Linux operating system, while distinct, share a core ideology: openness, security, and decentralization. Linux, a robust open-source OS, powers countless devices due to its stability
- LINUX 315 2025-03-05 09:25:10
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- Hardening Linux Servers Against Threats and Attacks
- Hardening Linux Server Security: Best Practice Guide Linux servers are well-known for their reliability and security and are widely used in enterprise and individual deployments. However, no system is completely immune to attacks. As cyber threats continue to evolve, server administrators must take proactive measures to protect their systems from vulnerabilities and attacks. This guide delves into a range of reinforcement technologies and best practices to create a powerful Linux environment that protects against all kinds of threats. Understand the threat environment Before digging into specific measures, it is important to understand the types of threats that Linux servers may face, including: Brute force attack: Get unauthorized access by systematically trying all possible password combinations. Rootkit and malware:
- LINUX 839 2025-03-05 09:23:13
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- Linux Kernel 6.13 Released: New Features and Improvements
- Linux Kernel 6.13 is officially released: comprehensive improvement in performance, security and stability Linus Torvalds officially announced the release of Linux Kernel 6.13 stable version on January 19, 2025. This is the first new stable kernel version in 2025! Linux Kernel 6.13 includes numerous improvements, bug fixes, and updates that improve performance, security, and compatibility of a variety of devices and systems. After the release of version 6.13, the merge window for Linux Kernel 6.14 has been opened, and we are looking forward to more improvements and new features in the next few months. Let's take a look at what's new to this version:
- LINUX 516 2025-03-05 09:22:15
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- A Simple Overview of GRUB Bootloader Configuration
- Mastering the Linux boot process and GRUB bootloader is crucial for system administrators, developers, and Linux enthusiasts seeking to optimize their systems. This guide delves into the Linux boot sequence, emphasizing GRUB's role and providing prac
- LINUX 709 2025-03-05 09:21:11