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Read a targeted set of docs consistently over a sustained period — say, a couple of years — and you will be able to perform magic. The post The career-changing art of reading the docs appeared first on A Cloud Guru.
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Tails 4.15 Debian-based anonymous live system is now available for download. This release ships with Tor Browser 10.0.9, Mozilla Thunderbird 78.6, Linux kernel 5.9.15, and various improvements. The post Tails 4.15 Anonymous OS Released with Tor Browser 10.0.9 and Thunderbird 78.6 appeared first on 9to5Linux – do not reproduce this …
Read MoreWith the recent GNOME 40 design change and Ubuntu decides to follow the “wait-and-watch” principle for its adaptation, we analyze whether Ubuntu should adopt KDE Plasma as its Default Desktop, saying goodbye to GNOME. Ubuntu operating system is probably the most used and popular Linux distribution today. We can not …
Read MoreTcl (Tool Command Language) is a dynamic programming/scripting language based on concepts of Lisp, C, and Unix shells. Here’s our recommended free tutorials to learn Tcl. The post Excellent Free Tutorials to Learn Tcl appeared first on LinuxLinks.
Read MoreWaking up to the chirpy sounds of birds or soothing forest noises doesn’t appeal to you anymore? You could try changing it to something else, like your favorite song maybe? That should definitely help you get the day started the right way. While you can make use of your personal …
Read MoreGParted 1.2 open-source partition editor software is now available for download with initial exFAT support via exfatprogs, as well as various improvements. The post GParted 1.2 Open-Source Partition Editor Released with exFAT Support appeared first on 9to5Linux – do not reproduce this article without permission. This RSS feed is intended …
Read MoreThe alpha version of the upcoming GNOME 40 desktop environment is now available for public testing with a revamped Activities Overview and many other new features and improvements. The post GNOME 40 Alpha Released for Public Testing with New Activities Overview Design appeared first on 9to5Linux – do not reproduce …
Read MoreMini but Mighty An impressive amount of computing functionality can be squeezed on to a small form factor board these days. These tiny board-level products meet the needs of applications where extremely low SWaP (size, weight and power) beats all other demands. There was a time when building a complete …
Read MoreDo you ever drive yourself crazy looking for all the files you need for a project? Have you saved them in unknown places on your computer? Can you only remember part of the name you gave the file? If any of these apply to you, using the command prompt instead …
Read MoreAs a way to motivate you to move throughout your day, your Apple Watch keeps all kinds of metrics. More precisely, three key types of data: move, exercise, and stand goals. This is the core feature of every Apple Watch, which can now be adjusted based on your needs and …
Read MoreBrian Behlendorf is one of the most respected luminaries of the open-source world. He has been heading the Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger project since its inception and recently took over additional responsibilities of the Linux Foundation Public Health. With the new administration sworn in, there will be an increased focus on …
Read MoreNeousys unveiled a fanless, 112 x 87 x 50mm “POC-40” computer with an up to 3.0GHz, dual-core Atom x6211E plus up to 32GB DDR4, 2x GbE, 4x USB, 3x M.2, and DP, 2x serial, and isolated DIO. Last month, Neousys announced one of the first Intel Elkhart Lake based embedded …
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