Siflower SF21H8898 is a quad-core 64-bit RISC-V SoC for industrial gateways, routers, and controllers
Siflower SF21H8898 SoC features a quad-core 64-bit RISC-V processor clocked at up to 1.25 GHz and a network processing unit (NPU) for handling traffic and is designed for industrial-grade gateways, controllers, and routers. The chip supports up to 2GB DDR3, DDR3L, or DDR4 memory, offers QSGMII (quad GbE), SGMII/HSGMII (GbE/2.5GbE), and RGMII (GbE) networking interfaces, and USB 2.0, PCIE 2.0, SPI, UART, I2C, and PWM interfaces. Siflower SF21H8898 specifications: CPU – Quad-core 64-bit RISC-...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
Jetway MTX-MTH1 thin Mini-ITX SBC features Intel Core Ultra 5/7 SoC, three 2.5GbE, four HDMI 2.1, PCIe Gen5 x8 slot
Jetway MTX-MTH1 is a thin industrial Mini-ITX SBC built around Intel Core Ultra 5/7 Meteor Lake processors with Intel Arc Graphics and support for up to 96GB of DDR5 memory. The most interesting features of this compact board are the three 2.5GbE jacks and four HDMI 2.1 video outputs for 4K and 8K displays. Additionally, it features multiple USB ports, a PCIe Gen 5 x8 slot, M.2 slots for storage and 4G LTE/5G, serial ports, and GPIO interfaces. With industrial environmental tolerance (-20°C ...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
OpenFlexture Microscope is an open-source, 3D-printed microscope based on Raspberry Pi 4 SBC and Camera Module v2
The OpenFlexture Microscope is a DIY, open-source, 3D-printed microscope built around the Raspberry Pi 4, a Raspberry Pi Camera Module v2, and a choice of optics or various qualities up to lab-grade optics. It can be motorized using low-cost geared stepper motors and can achieve a resolution of up to around 100 nanometers I found out about the OpenFlexture Microscope in one of the sessions at the upcoming FOSDEM 2025 event whose description partially reads: The OpenFlexure Microscope is an op...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
IBASE INA1607 is a fanless uCPE/SD-WAN appliance powered by an Intel Atom x7405C Amston Lake SoC
IBASE Technology’s INA1607 is a fanless uCPE (universal Customer Premises Equipment) and SD-WAN (Software-defined WAN) appliance powered by an Intel Atom x7405C Amston Lake processor coupled with up to 16GB ECC or non-EEC DDR5 memory. The embedded computer comes with offers up to 64GB eMMC flash, features a 2.5-inch SATA bay, offers four 2.5GbE RJ45 ports, two dual-function GbE ports (RJ45/SFP), and supports wireless expansion for WiFi 6 or 4G LTE/5G modules through mini PCIe and M.2 slots ...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
"Ableism" and the Linux Aristocracy
This is Part IV of the series, "Don't use what works for you." --- Being an armchair FOSS advocate, there are a lot of anti-FOSS arguments I've become quite used to seeing and answering. Some of them are honestly just pretty dumb: eloquent_FOSS_apologia(); Well, I just don't CARE about that! Well …| R.L. Dane
How to Set Up Usenet on a Raspberry Pi - Top10Usenet
Learn how to use a Raspberry Pi to control your Usenet connection, set up automation, and take advantage of these incredible single-board computers.| Top10Usenet - Best Usenet Services for 2023
Deploy code faster: with CI/CD and Kubernetes | Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) | Google Cloud
Deploy code faster, protect against outages, and save money using continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD).| Google Cloud
Linux KMS testing improvements · Maxime Ripard's Blog
Graphics support in Linux has gone a long way. When the Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) framework was first introduced, its main point was to allow concurrent submission of rendering jobs to a GPU.| www.mripard.dev
Linux Command Line Cheat Sheet: All the Commands You Need
You may need to open a compressed file, but you've| StationX
Apple storage is overpriced – here are some options
Outside of the constant services Apple wants to push on users, or the fealty payments Tim Cook is making to the criminal insurrectionist president of the US, they charge stupid amounts for storage upgrades. At least there are options to avoid the Apple storage tax, even if you can’t stop the other crap they’re doing […]| Curtis McHale
Understanding Keyboard Events Better | rugu
Understanding Keyboard Events Better| www.rugu.dev
RetroArch 1.20.0 release
RetroArch 1.20.0 has just been released. Grab it here. Remember that this project exists for the benefit of our users, and that we wouldn’t keep doing this were it not for spreading the love to our users. This project exists because of your support and belief in us to keep going doing great things. We have […]| Libretro
The DIY FOSS cyborg -- Dustycloud Brainstorms
Do you feel the allure of becoming a cyborg? Are you one of those| dustycloud.org
How to Get Away From Big Tech - Again
The most productive tech stack I ever had was around 2018-2019. I made a conscious effort to leave Apple behind and generally it was the one time in the last 20+ years where I feel like my tech actually worked for me as opposed to me changing everything to work within the limits of whatever tech stack I had. The catch was that to make it all work I had moved all my data from Apple to Google. While that opened up the hardware options, it sure didn’t help my privacy.| Chris Wiegman
Longing for Linux (Again)
There is no such thing for me as “content.” That’s the only conclusion I can come up with after removing Windows and reinstalling Linux on my Framework laptop as now I find myself looking for ways to move back to Linux full-time once again. Mac works for me, don’t get me wrong. I just really do prefer using Linux, particularly on my Framework laptop, with Linux. The catch is that I’ve tried this before, more than once, and it never works out. If I didn’t have to interact with anyo...| Chris Wiegman
Tempest weather station data in my Fish welcome message
A quick script to fetch and display information from my Tempest weather station in my Fish shell terminal| srs bsns (lol)
Installing SQL Server 2022 on newer Ubuntu 24.04 - the sporks space
I had a need to install SQL Server 2022 on Ubuntu 24.04. The instructions for Ubuntu 22.04 will work fine, until you start it. While it does install with the Ubuntu 22.04 packages, the dependencies are incorrectly marked*. When you… Continue reading →| the sporks space
Du SSL dans le lab avec OpenSSL
Le petit cadenas vert à portée de clics.| J.HOMMET.NET
YAFFplayer 0.11 Released (Audio/Video Player)
YAFFplayer 0.11, an audio and video file player for Windows and Linux platforms has been released with improvements and bug fixes.| Geeks3D
A smörgåsbord of updates - Hello Blog
It has been a while, so let's recap some bits over the…| Hello Blog
The 18 Best Free Open Source PDF Readers of 2024
An informative overview of the best PDF reader/viewer applications that uses a free open source software license for Android, Linux, macOS and Windows.| Adamsdesk
Modernize The Command Line Directory List with Eza
Modernize the ls and dir command to list the contents of a directory on GNU/Linux, macOS, Unix or Windows operating system using the power of eza.| Adamsdesk
How To Solve Removing Leading Slashes With tar
A comprehensive guide to understanding and solving tar error messages of Removing leading `../' from member names or hard link targets.| Adamsdesk
Restore Overwritten Passwd/Group/Shadow on Linux/Unix
Remove the panic and stress by discovering the possible solutions to restoring passwd, group or shadow files on a GNU/Linux or Unix operating system.| Adamsdesk
Customize Your MPV Player with OSC Modern
Learn how to customize your MPV player default interface to have a simple, clean and elegant experience using OSC Modern.| Adamsdesk
Boost Your Wish List Workflow
Learn how to boost your workflow in creating a wish list document from beginning to end using a plain text editor, Pandoc and Lychee.| Adamsdesk
Manage Your Git Stashes with Ease In The Command Line
Improve your git stash management experience in the command line with one command to perform basic tasks of list, show, show -p (diff), pop or drop.| Adamsdesk
Quickly Jump From Local Git Repository to Website
Improve your git workflow with a simple shell function that can quickly jump you from the terminal of a local git repository to the project's website.| Adamsdesk
How to View Files Without Comments
Explore the possible solutions to viewing files without comments using common command line tools on a variety of operating systems.| Adamsdesk
Find NIC Model, Driver and Firmware Info In Linux
Use these command line utilities to get the network interface card (NIC) model, driver version and firmware version using a GNU/Linux operating system.| Adamsdesk
Saying Goodbye To Neofetch and Giving Thanks
Gain the latest news as to what happened to the Neofetch project and giving thanks to the lead developer Dylan Araps and contributors.| Adamsdesk
How To View AVIF Images
An overview of what AV1 Image File Format (AVIF) is and how to open/view AVIF image files on a variety of operating systems.| Adamsdesk
11 Ways to Check Linux/Unix Operating System Uptime
An all-encompassing overview on how to check a GNU/Linux or Unix operating system's uptime duration since the last boot (power on/restart).| Adamsdesk
How to Fix GNOME Keyring v46.1 Missing SSH_AUTH_SOCK
How to solve the missing SSH_AUTH_SOCK when using GNOME Keyring with an secure shell (SSH) keys agent such as KeePassXC, ssh-agent or gpg-agent.| Adamsdesk
Verkürzte Git-Commit-Hashes und das Linux-Repository
In der letzten Episode des Risikozone-Podcasts habe ich ganz kurz das Thema der verkürzten Hashwerte und auftretenden Kollisionen angesprochen. Jetzt gibt es ein Proof of Concept zu der Thematik. Worum es geht Ein kurzer Refresher, worum es in der Thematik überhaupt geht: Als Git entwickelt wurde, musste ein Weg gefunden werden, wie man die Referenzen auf Commits, die Dateien und die Dateibäume realisiert. In vielen Systemen wie z. B. Issue-Trackern werden aufsteigende Indizes verwendet. I...| Viktors Blog
Bash and its startup scripts { Here Be Braces }
When Bash starts, it loads a bunch of startup scripts to configure itself. You know, ~/.bashrc and friends. Which scripts are executed in what order is complicated. It depends on the type of the shell, the mode it’s in, how it was compiled, and what code each Linux distribution puts into the default startup scripts.| here-be-braces.com
Chimera Linux enters beta
We’ve talked about Chimera Linux before – it’s a unique Linux distribution that combines a BSD userland with the LLVM/Clang toolchain, and musl. Its init system is dinit, and it uses apk-tools from Alpine as its package manager. None of this has anything to do with being anti-anything; the choice of BSD’s tools and userland is mostly technical in nature. Chimera Linux is available for x86-64, AArch64, RISC-V, and POWER (both little and big endian). I am unreasonably excited for Chimer...| OSnews
FOSDEM 2025 schedule – Embedded, Open Hardware, RISC-V, Edge AI, and more
FOSDEM 2025 will take place on February 1-2 with over 8000 developers meeting in Brussels to discuss open-source software & hardware projects. The free-to-attend (and participate) “Free and Open Source Software Developers’ European Meeting” grows every year, and in 2025 there will be 968 speakers, 930 events, and 74 tracks. Like every year since FOSDEM 2015 which had (only) 551 events, I’ll create a virtual schedule with sessions most relevant to the topics covered on CNX Software fro...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
Software, Technik, Menschen und heiliger Geist – LUKi e.V.
Es ist eine illustre Gesellschaft, die sich am Abend des 20. September 2024 auf Schloss Herborn versammelt Nach und nach gewährt man an der Pforte Einlass: Einem konsequenten Softwareentwickler, der die Firma verlässt, weil man von FOSS in die Abhängigkeit von MS wechselt Einem Pfarrer, der zusammen mit Pfarramtssekretärinnen fit im Umgang mit dynamischen TabellenWeiter lesen| LUKi e.V.
Radxa Cubie A5E – A compact Allwinner A527/T527 SBC with HDMI 2.0, dual GbE, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.4
Radxa Cubie A5E is an SBC powered by Allwinner A527/T527 octa-core Cortex-A55 SoC and featuring HDMI 2.0, dual GbE, WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4, an M.2 socket for NVMe SSD, USB 3.0 Type-A and USB 2.0 OTG (Type-C) ports, and a 40-pin GPIO form factor in a compact 69x56mm form factor. Long-time readers may remember the Allwinner A10-powered Cubieboard launched in 2012 as an alternative to the hard-to-get Raspberry Pi development board or the various TV boxes like the MeLE A1000 we tried to use to ...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
EDATEC ED-SBC3300 is an industrial mini-ITX motherboard for the Raspberry Pi CM5
EDATEC ED-SBC3300 is an industrial mini-ITX motherboard designed for the Raspberry Pi CM5 with plenty of ports and headers including HDMI 2.1 and LVDS display interfaces, seven USB 3.0/2.0 interfaces, up to two Gigabit Ethernet ports, a mini PCIe slot for 4G LTE cellular connectivity, RS232 and RS485 interfaces, and more. Like many Raspberry Pi CM5 hardware platforms, the EDATEC ED-SBC3300 mini-ITX motherboard is not exactly new since it’s basically the same as the EDATEC ED-SBC2300 Raspber...| CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
The LattePanda Mu SoM is now available with Intel Core i3-N305 octa-core SoC - CNX Software
Launched last year with an Intel Processor N100, the LattePanda Mu system-on-module is now available with an Intel Core i3-N305 octa-core processor| CNX Software - Embedded Systems News
Cay Horstmann's Unblog
Linux High DPI Settings| horstmann.com
How to Install Latest HandBrake 1.9.0 in Debian 12 Bookworm
This is a step by step guide shows how to install the popular HandBrake video transcoder in Debian 12 Bookworm. HandBrake is a free and open-source app to convert your videos to make them work on mobile phone, tablet, TV media player, game console, or web browser. HandBrake is available in Debian repository, but old! […] The post How to Install Latest HandBrake 1.9.0 in Debian 12 Bookworm appeared first on FOSTips.| FOSTips
Debian 13: What’s new in the latest release
The latest version of Debian, Debian 13 “Trixie”, introduces a host of improvements, new features, and expanded support for modern architectures. With over 59,551 packages, this release updates 72% of the programs from its predecessor, Bookworm, while officially ending support for some configurations like 32-bit systems. Here’s an overview of the most notable features and […]| System Administration
Comprehensive guide to efficient virtualization with Proxmox VE
Virtualization with Proxmox VE is one of the most comprehensive and flexible solutions for optimizing server management and IT environments. This system not only enables more efficient resource usage but also ensures high availability, security, and scalability. If you’re looking for a robust approach to implementing virtualization in your infrastructure, this step-by-step guide will help […]| System Administration
Hevi: A Hex viewer with style and advanced functionality
The world of hex viewers welcomes Hevi, a tool that promises to revolutionize binary file analysis by combining simplicity, customization, and advanced support. Designed as a modern alternative to traditional tools like xxd or hexdump, Hevi offers a fresh experience with useful features for developers and system analysts. A Modern Take on Hex Viewing Hevi, […]| System Administration
Replacing numbers dynamically using sed
The sed command, a stream editor, is a highly powerful text processing tool available across all Linux distributions, including RHEL, CentOS, RockyLinux, and AlmaLinux. It is widely used for text manipulation tasks such as searching, finding and replacing text, and performing advanced scripting. This guide will walk you through the process of using sed for […]| System Administration
Trippy: An advanced network diagnostic tool
With the rise of complex networks and growing challenges in identifying connectivity issues, Trippy emerges as a comprehensive solution for network diagnostics. This tool combines the functionalities of traceroute and ping, providing system administrators and IT professionals with an efficient way to analyze and resolve network-related problems. Key Features of Trippy Trippy positions itself as […]| System Administration
Die Illusion der Vielfalt: Warum Linux-Distributionen heute mehr eint als trennt
Linux-Nutzer sind stolz auf die schier endlose Vielfalt an Distributionen, die für nahezu jeden Anwendungsfall eine Lösung bieten. Ob für den Desktop, den Server, eingebettete Systeme oder spezielle Nischenanwendungen – für jeden Geschmack und jede Anforderung gibt es die passende Distribution. Doch bei näherer Betrachtung zeigt sich, dass diese Vielfalt häufig nur oberflächlich ist. Während […]| Sam's Tech-Tagebuch
Ein erster Blick auf Ubuntu 24.04 (Beta)
Kürzlich ist etwas verspätet die Beta von Ubuntu 24.04 erschienen. Ich habe einen Blick darauf geworfen und erzähle euch in diesem Beitrag die Neuerungen. Ich werde in diesem Beitrag nicht über den Gnome Desktop und dessen Neuerungen sprechen. Wer mehr über Gnome 46 wissen will, dem empfehle ich gerne den Artikel von DerStandard.at. Wenn wir […]| Sam's Tech-Tagebuch
Die «xz-Hintertür» gefährdet unzählige Computer weltweit – was wir bisher wissen.
Es müssen immer die Feiertage. Im Dezember gab es die «Log4j» Sicherheitslücke die unzählige Server und Computer weltweit massiv gefährdet hat. Anwendungsentwickler und Systemadministratoren hatten damals ein stressiges Weihnachtsfest. Nun haben sie stressige Ostern. Gestern wurde bekannt, dass die «xz» Bibliothek einen Backdoor enthält. Was ist «xz»? Viele von euch werden sich fragen: Was zur […]| Sam's Tech-Tagebuch
Asahi Linux – zweiter Blick ein Jahr später.
Vor ziemlich genau einem Jahr habe ich einen ausführlichen Blick auf Asahi Linux geworfen. Mein Fazit damals war, dass sich Asahi Linux zurzeit noch nicht lohnt. Ich habe die Arch Linux Basis und die grundsätzlich fehlende Software kritisiert. Inzwischen ist ein Jahr vergangen und Asahi Linux hat sich massiv weiterentwickelt die Basis ist nun Fedora […]| Sam's Tech-Tagebuch
Wenn Linux blau sieht: Ein Windows-Klassiker auf Abwegen
Mit systemd in Version 255, das wahrscheinlich irgendwann im Dezember 2023 veröffentlicht wird, kommt nun zum ersten Mal der unter Windows bekannte «Bluescreen» zu Linux. Nachfolgend schreibe ich etwas zur Geschichte des Bluescreens, warum Microsoft ihn entwickelt hat und warum das auch für Linux eine gute Idee ist. Warum ist der Bluescreen blau? Der erste […]| Sam's Tech-Tagebuch
Entfessle Linux: Mit Distrobox Grenzenlosigkeit erleben - Sams's Tech Tagebuch
Entdecke Distrobox - das innovative Tool, das Linux-Nutzer befähigt, verschiedene Distributionen ohne virtuelle Maschinen zu nutzen.| Sam's Tech-Tagebuch
December 2024 ClangBuiltLinux Work | Nathan Chancellor
Occasionally, I will forget to link something from the mailing list in this post. To see my full mailing list activity (patches, reviews, and reports), you can view it on lore.kernel.org. Linux kernel patches Build errors: These are patches to fix various build errors that I found through testing different configurations with LLVM or were exposed by our continuous integration setup. The kernel needs to build in order to be run :)| Nathan Chancellor
Guide to Using Element Desktop With Two Accounts
I assumed without checking that I could switch between two accounts in the Element desktop app on Linux. This turned out to not be the case. However, the Ubuntu Community posted a useful guide detailing several workarounds. I tested the first workaround. Assuming you are using the Element desktop client, open Element with your already-established […]| The Emu Café Social
Tweaking The Ideapad
Earlier this month, I installed Linux onto my Ideapad Miix 320-10ICR. Inevitably, I've made a few changes since then. Some of those changes, like adding encrypted swap and a userspace oom-killer and adding autorotation/undocking support seemed worth writing about individually. A lot of the other changes that I've made though, aren't really significant enough to warrant their own post, though parts of them might be helpful to others. This post summarise some of the smaller system tweaks that I...| www.bentasker.co.uk
Supporting auto-rotation and undocking on Ideapad Miix 320
Earlier this month, I installed Arch Linux on an Ideapad Miix 320-10ICR. As part of the setup process I configured Xorg to rotate the display into landscape mode. That's fine for my primary mode of usage - as a small laptop - but far less great if I were ever to want to remove the screen and use it as a tablet. I bought the Ideapad to replace my knackered TF101 Transformer pad - one of the things that I liked about the TF101 was the ability to just pick the screen up and use it to read a book...| www.bentasker.co.uk
Install Cockpit on Remote Linux VM | Avil Page
How to easily manage Linux servers using Cockpit web interface(like cPanel).| Avil Page
‘Thysiastery’ Teaches Valuable Skills While Dungeon Crawling
Thysiastery lets party members teach each other skills as they explore dungeons, letting you specialize in useful (or catastrophic) ways. DIRGA’s Thysiastery is a stylish refinement of well-trodden paths, streamlining the classic... The post ‘Thysiastery’ Teaches Valuable Skills While Dungeon Crawling appeared first on Indie Games Plus.| Indie Games Plus
Docker Volume Permissions: Mismatch Between Host UID and Container UID - Relentless Coding
When you have a Docker container with a user that has a different UID from the one on your host, mounting a volume and accessing the files can result in permission issues.| Relentless Coding
A Software Stack Shakeup
Ditching VSCode for Neovim, ditching Tabby for Kitty, and catppuccining all the things| srs bsns (lol)
Tetragon-mini by Rust: eBPF-based process monitoring – Yuki Nakamura's Blog
TL;DR; I created eBPF-based software in Rust that can monitor the Process lifecycle.🦀🐝 🚀 process 101708: root: /usr/sbin/iptables 💥 exit 101708: root: /usr/sbin/iptables 🚀 process 101705: yukinakam…| Yuki Nakamura's Blog
Fish 4.0: The Fish Of Theseus
A smart and user-friendly command line shell| fishshell.com
Zen Browser - SparkyLinux
There is a new application available for Sparkers: Zen Browser What is Zen Browser? Installation (Sparky 7 & 8 amd64/arm64): Make sure it is in beta stage yet. License: MPL Web: github.com/zen-browser/| SparkyLinux
Fixing SOQuartz's Support for Oratek's TOFU Board
Full disclosure: I received a TOFU board free of charge from Oratek for this, and writing this blog post about the work was part of the deal. It all started with a peculiar bug report I received for my Plebian project; the CM4IO board image wasn't working quite right on the Oratek TOFU CM4 carrier board. USB and PCIe weren't working at all. Usually, this wouldn't be very surprising; device trees are board specific after all. However, as I looked into the TOFU board schematic, I noticed that i...| A Laptop For My Pillow
New PC, New Me
At the start of this year, I've finally done what I've long been meaning to do: I built myself a new desktop PC. To replace my over 10 year old Intel i7 4770k box, I needed something that properly reflected my current interests. The aim was no longer gaming, but software development. Thus, I bid adieu to my last Windows installation, and put together a system that satisfied my requirements. The Requirements So, what did my new PC have to do? Firstly, it needed lots of parallel CPU power, both...| A Laptop For My Pillow
RK3566 And PINE64, An Overview
With recent PR oopsies by Broadcom^W Raspberry Pi and the announcement of the RK3566-based PineTab 2 a lot of eyes will be on PINE64's RK3566-based products now. Since I happened to have worked on this ecosystem a bit, I thought it might be a good time to write a quick explainer of where we are, how work is being done, and why things may not be the right fit for you. Full disclosure: the author of this article has received free hardware from PINE64 in the past for the purpose of developing so...| A Laptop For My Pillow
Variables In The Pine Formula | A Laptop For My Pillow
A response to and comment on "The Pine Formula"| A Laptop For My Pillow
Megjelent a CloudLinux OS 9.5
A CloudLinux csapata örömmel jelenti be, hogy megjelent a CloudLinux OS 9.5-ös kiadását| aWh
Megjelent az AlmaLinux OS 9.5 ‘Teal Serval’ kiadása
Elérhetővé vált az AlmaLinux 9.4 verziójú kiadása.| aWh
新Linuxカーネル解読室 - カーネルモジュール
今回は、カーネルモジュール機能を見て行きます。 Linuxカーネルは、機能の一部をカーネルモジュールとして生成し、必要に応じて組み込む方式を採用しています。これらをどのような仕掛けで実現しているか解説します。| VA Linux エンジニアブログ
新Linuxカーネル解読室 - パケット受信処理 ～Ethernetドライバ ポーリング処理編～
今回は、パケット受信処理 ～Ethernetドライバ 概要編～の3章「ポーリングハンドラ(NAPI)による受信処理」で解説したポーリングハンドラの処理を深堀します。| VA Linux エンジニアブログ
Automate DNS Management with a Bash Script Complete Guide for Developers
Automate Domain DNS Management with a Bash Script Managing DNS records can be a time-consuming task, especially when handling multiple... Read more The post Automate DNS Management with a Bash Script Complete Guide for Developers first appeared on Warith AL Maawali.| Warith AL Maawali
Intune finally supports Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Now that Ubuntu 24.04 LTS is a supported version, I want to take the chance to show you how you can install and enroll such a device step by step. OS Installation Let’s start with the installation itself, I will use Hyper-V as a basis. Once you booted from the iso image, you will be […]| Mike's MDM Blog
GenAI Races Ahead, But Enterprises Are Still At The Starting Line
The AI era has a much different vibe than prior eras in the IT industry. … GenAI Races Ahead, But Enterprises Are Still At The Starting Line was written by Jeffrey Burt at The Next Platform.| The Next Platform
How to Install Jenkins on CentOS 8?
This article will provide you the step-by-step guide on how to install Jenkins on CentOS 8:| Learnitguide.net - Learn Linux, DevOps and Cloud
10 Practical Examples of Rsync Command in Linux
Rsync Command in Linux:| Learnitguide.net - Learn Linux, DevOps and Cloud
How to Install Arch Linux (Step-by-Step Beginner’s Guide)
This is a step by step beginner’s guide shows how to install Arch Linux in either real computer or virtual machine. Arch is a popular rolling release Linux distribution targeted towards advanced users. It’s a good choice to always get the newest software as soon as it is released. However, Arch is difficult for beginners […] The post How to Install Arch Linux (Step-by-Step Beginner’s Guide) appeared first on FOSTips.| FOSTips
Flare-On 11 – Task 5 | hasherezade's 1001 nights
Flare-On is an annual CTF run by Mandiant Flare Team. In this series of writeups I present solutions to some of my favorite tasks from this year. All the sourcecodes are available on my Github, in …| hasherezade's 1001 nights
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS に最新の Vagrant / VirtualBox をインストールする
今回は Ubuntu 22.04 LTS に公式のリポジトリから最新の Vagrant と VirtualBox をインストールする方法について。 Ubuntu のデフォルトのリポジトリからでもインストールはできるんだけどバージョンが古い。 また、公式のドキュメントを参照しても、新しめのディストリビューションではそのまま使えない内容が載っていたりする。 使った環境は次のとおり。 $ uname -srm Linux 6.8.0...| CUBE SUGAR CONTAINER
Lunar RF Labs | Tiny C Binaries – Lunar Journal
By default, following the linking stage, GCC generates ELF binaries that contain redundant section data that increase executable size.| journal.lunar.sh
A new laptop, plus a new Linux distro: Fedora
A few weeks ago, I bought a new laptop at a Black Friday sale. I also took the opportunity to switch to a new distro: Fedora.| Diverse Tech Geek
Announcing systemd v257
Posts and writings by Lennart Poettering| 0pointer.net
VMWare Fusion
★★☆☆☆ - VMWare Fusion worked great on my Intel-based MacBook for work for years. But since Broadcom bought the company, I can't even find it.| Hyperborea: New Posts
November 2024 ClangBuiltLinux Work | Nathan Chancellor
Occasionally, I will forget to link something from the mailing list in this post. To see my full mailing list activity (patches, reviews, and reports), you can view it on lore.kernel.org. Linux kernel patches Build errors: These are patches to fix various build errors that I found through testing different configurations with LLVM or were exposed by our continuous integration setup. The kernel needs to build in order to be run :)| Nathan Chancellor
Adélie Linux 1.0-BETA6 Released - The Adélie Chronicle
TULSA (December 15, 2024) — The Adélie Linux distribution’s sixth beta release, 1.0-BETA6, is now available for download1 for 32- and 64- bit ARM, POWER, and x86. Compatible systems include smartphones, game consoles, ’90s-era PCs, and supercomputers2. To celebrate this special occasion, Zach and Anna are gathered again in the same room at the coffee … Adélie Linux 1.0-BETA6 Released Read More »| The Adélie Chronicle
Adding Encrypted Swap and a Userspace OOM-Killer
When setting up my Ideapad, I didn't configure swap because I wanted to avoid reducing the (already unknown) lifetime of it's eMMC storage. This, however, has proven to be a mistake - the Ideapad only has 4GB of RAM and I'm quite good at accidentally using more than that. When that happens, the tablet locks up. I'm still wary of ruining the eMMC, so I decided to use a (permanently connected) USB stick as a swap partition. Because I use encrypted storage, I wanted to ensure that my swap space ...| www.bentasker.co.uk
Replacing my Transformer Pad
About 10 years ago, I bought a second hand TF101 Transformer Pad. It's an Android tablet which can transform into a small laptop by docking into a keyboard (which also provides extra USB ports, a card reader and even a second battery). Although it runs Android 4 (the KatKiss ROM), it served me well for years. At 10 inches wide, the keyboard is (just about) wide enough to use comfortably, whilst being small enough to be used on the sofa, or even sat at a bar. Unfortunately, though, it's got a ...| www.bentasker.co.uk
Caddy Ninja
Setup an HTTPS-enabled webserver with Caddy on Alpine Linux| caddy.ninja
How I Watch YouTube
I was listening to one of my favorite podcasts, TuxJam the other day, and they were discussing ways to watch YouTube without the annoyances that Google has added to the experience, namely ads and the inability to download videos for later viewing (also, YouTube stopped letting you listen to videos …| R.L. Dane
Laptops: A Romance
As I wrote in yesterday's article, I have a soft spot in my heart for laptops. They exist in this incredibly sweet spot where convenience and agency/freedom converge in the very best way, possible. I bought my first laptop in 1995 with my very hard-earned money, but let's start …| R.L. Dane
CentOS vs. Ubuntu: Which Linux Distro Fits Your Needs Best?
CentOS vs. Ubuntu: Discover the differences in stability, updates, and usability. Choose the right OS for your server, enterprise, or development needs!| Hostwebsites
Cursor Size Problems In Wayland, Explained - KDE Blogs
I've been fixing cursor problems on and off in the last few months. Here's a recap of what I've done, explanation of some cursor size problems you might encounter, and how new developments like Wayland cursor shape protocol and SVG cursors might improve the situation.| KDE Blogs
unshare without superuser privileges
unshare without superuser privileges| Mister Muffin Blog
ZFS Storage Fault Management on Linux
Hardware failures are unavoidable, but ZFS fault management ensures your data stays secure. From detecting disk issues to automated recovery and performance optimization, discover how ZFS keeps your storage resilient and ready for the unexpected. The post ZFS Storage Fault Management on Linux appeared first on Klara Systems.| Klara Systems
This Week in Beagle #7
Hello everyone. I was busy with the Linux kernel for most of the week. Let’s go over everything. MicroBlocks Updates MicroBlocks dev branch recently broke the MicroBlocks Zephyr Port. I sent a patch to the Discord channel, and it has been fixed. Devicetree Compiler A lot of work this week was focused on the device […] The post This Week in Beagle #7 appeared first on BeagleBoard.| BeagleBoard
Alpine 3.21.0 released | Alpine Linux
Alpine Linux| alpinelinux.org