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November 3, 2011 in Linux

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November 3, 2011 in Linux

  1. Adam's Lumpen Potato Adventure
    Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, Adam Sweet, and Ade Bradshaw get back together after a three year hiatus for a 2011 LugRadio reunion show! Featuring: Social networking: what’s identi.ca’s …
  2. LugRadio Live and Unleashed 2009
    Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet in the last ever LugRadio show, from LugRadio Live 2009. Featuring all the previous LugRadio presenters, a wall behind the presenters with a …
  3. LugRadio Live and Unleashed 2008
    Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet get up on stage at LugRadio Live UK 2008 and talk about various things: LugRadio Live: let’s do it next year! What will we be talking about …
  4. I'll state my case
    Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. In this, the last ordinary LugRadio show, we’re talking about: Why don’t …
  5. More on that later
    Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. In this show we’re talking about: Starting out on your own: if you’re th …

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  1. LQ Radio Update
    A quick update. The LQ Podcast will be returning in the very near future. Thanks for the patience. OhioLinuxfest –jeremy …
  2. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 05.09.08
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include a gratis Ubunu Live pass, Microsoft walks away from the Yahoo deal, the OpenSolaris community v2: prepare yourself and MySQL licensing redux. LQ-P …
  3. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 04.09.08
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include an update on the podcast, Lug Radio Live US, the MySQL Conference and Expo, a new advertising policy at LinuxQuestions.org, and the following OSBC …
  4. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 02.28.08
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the 2007 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Award winners, LQ is sponsoring LugRadio Live USA 2008 and the MySQL Conference and Expo, Sun and Open …
  5. LQ Radio Interview – Gareth and Orv from SCALE 6X
    The LQ Radio Interview series continues. In this edition we have Orv Beach, Public Relations Committee Chair, and Gareth Greenaway, Operations Committee and Community Relations Chair, from SCALE – the …
  6. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 01.17.08
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the 2007 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards, official participation at LQ, OSBC coverage, Open Source code contains security holes, is Apple …
  7. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 01.07.08
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include happy New Year from LQ, the 2007 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards, SCALE 6X, Matthew Szulik resigns as Red Hat CEO and is replaced by an a …
  8. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 12.19.07
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include an update on the Sun / NetApp ZFS patent litigation: change of venue and prior art, a global Open Source Census, some Novell momentum, Red Hat: Bo …
  9. A new podcast will be posted soon
    I apologize for another short unplanned podcast hiatus. A new podcast should be posted next week. In the mean time, I have been blogging regularly about many of the same topics that are included in th …
  10. LinuxQuestions.org Podcast – 10.29.07
    The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include Linux losing market share to Windows server, Acacia’s latest target is NetFlix, Asian Linux distributor Turbolinux strikes patent covenant deal wi …

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  1. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 990
    joel likes his windows emulated in a browser.
  2. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 989
    joel loves 3d printers and mcdonalds.
  3. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 988
    joel watches dann ruin the show.
  4. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 987
    joel loves his cast iron and hates servicenow.
  5. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 986
    joel whips out the pocket knife, beware.
  6. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 985
    joel says goodbye to 2022.
  7. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 984
    who knows I was not there.
  8. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 983
    joel says hello rich.
  9. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 982
    joel solves the problem.
  10. The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 981
    joel hates crappy corporate software.

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  1. The JaK Attack! Episode 2018.46
    Welcome to show number 2018.46 It’s sooooo hot in Canada. And everywhere. 30C/86F around here. Jon is learning more about data centers than he ever wanted to. Kelly has been going to a lot of Plein Ai …
  2. The JaK Attack! Episode 2018.45
    Welcome to show number 2018.45 It’s not possible to talk about Independence Day without bringing up Team America! – “F*ck Yeah!!!” Jon thinks Kung Fury is totally underrated 04:50 – Jon takes us on a …
  3. The JaK Attack! Episode 2018.44
    Welcome to show number 2018.44 Jon’s tweet about religions conveying certain skillsets Kelly’s show at Gallery 1919 in September entitled “Hey, Hey Hali” 06:21 Kelly’s Corner Kelly talks about Spotify …
  4. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.43
    Welcome to show number 2018.43! We’re shellebrating Turtle Day! and also GDPR day! There are three basic responses to GDPR: shut down the site, block European peeps, or comply. Racism Watchdog is Jon’ …
  5. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.42
    Welcome to show number 2018.42! The cops take down a CRA scammer office in India! Kelly had her 9th annual art show last week. Jon talks about Presearch – the decentralized search engine An advertisin …
  6. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.41
    Welcome to show number 2018.41! It’s been a busy week! Tin-foil hats actually increase signal strength, and Elon Musk is making a cyborg dragon. So…there’s that. The show is late because Jon had to go …
  7. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.40
    Welcome to show number 2018.40! It is April 6th and it’s snowing in Canada. Whaaaa? So much going on this week: CloudFlare came out with their new DNS service at 1.1.1.1 WordFence decided to go with s …
  8. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.39
    Welcome to show number 2018.39! Kelly Mengiun Girl and Jon Wilson are at the mic! Jon is pretty sure his personal hell will be PCI compliancy forever We went to see Neil Simon’s play “Rumors” at Cente …
  9. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.38
    Welcome to show number 2018.38! Jon succeeds in being quiet for 32 seconds. VICTORY! Kelly has been prepping for her 9th annual Spring art show on May 6th The main benefactor this year is the Hants Fo …
  10. The JaK Attack! Episode 18.37
    Welcome to show number 2018.37! Seems we can’t get through the intro without busting in. Jon is now officially Apple Sheeple. He’s counfounded by the ports on a Macbook Air. The bare minimum any profe …

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  1. DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 962 04 April 2022
    Review MassOS 2022.03 and Neptune 7.0, Almalinux OS as the preferred CentOS replacement, FreeBSD getting suite of new sandboxing tools, Debian opens voting for Project Leader, questions and answers tr …
  2. DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 978 25 July 2022
    Review EndeavourOS 22.6, Slax explores a return to its Slackware base, Ubuntu certified to run on Dell’s XPS 13, Linux running on Apple’s M2 hardware, questions and answers regarding hardware compatib …
  3. DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 961 28 March 2022
    Review Zenwalk GNU Linux 15.0, gaming performance of Fedora, DragonFly BSD fixes removable media crash, GNOME rolls out new desktop release, Debian publishes updated install media, questions and answe …
  4. DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 960 21 March 2022
    Review Pardus 21.1, Debian prepares for Bookworm, changing FreeBSD’s root filesystem live, Univention offers new clients management tool, questions and answers tracking local changes, opinion poll tra …
  5. DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 957 28 February 2022
    Review Pop!_OS 21.10, Zorin offers more help, installing Debian on an Apple M1 computer, Linux developers consider dropping ReiserFS, AlmaLinux gains PPC64 build, questions and answers transferring bo …

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  1. Linux Action News 278
    A lot happened in the free desktop world this week, we cover the impressive releases, changes, and surprises.Sponsored By:Kolide: Kolide can help you nail third-party audits and internal compliance go …
  2. Linux Action News 277
    An Ubuntu expiration date approaches, openSUSE has a new handy solution, and the container security issue that remains unfixed.Sponsored By:Kolide: Kolide can help you nail third-party audits and inte …
  3. Linux Action News 276
    A high-profile Linux kernel network flaw, we put JFS on a death watch, and break down the controversial Firefox update this week.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and receive a …
  4. Linux Action News 275
    OpenZFS has performance gains inbound, the end of a Linux era, and the achievement unlocked by the open-source NVIDIA driver.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and receive a $100 …
  5. Linux Action News 274
    Android is getting RISC-Y, the handy new Google tool going open source, the next nail in the coffin for ZFS on Ubuntu, and why you were right about smart speakers all along.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign u …
  6. Linux Action News 273
    There are some stories so big they need a little more air time.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and receive a $100 60-day credit towards your new account. Kolide: Kolide can he …
  7. Linux Action News 272
    Why we won’t see a new Raspberry Pi until 2025, the first steps to Plasma 6 are being taken, and PipeWire gets a major Bluetooth upgrade.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and re …
  8. Linux Action News 271
    Why the next kernel will be “the merge window from hell,” a holiday gift for Wayland users, and how the open source community could do more to take on YouTube.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the li …
  9. Linux Action News 270
    The Linux kernel has some exciting updates this week, including a significant Asahi milestone and some good news for Android. Then we take openSUSE’s new web-based installer for a spin.Sponsored By:Ko …
  10. Linux Action News 269
    Old school Ubuntu has a new cool, Google calls out Google, and some IoT news you can use.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and receive a $100 60-day credit towards your new acco …

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  1. 102 Sourcetrunk : ZoneMinder
    This episode will help you setting up one of the best surveillance systems available, meet ZoneMinder !
  2. 101 Sourcetrunk : Flashrom
    This episode will briefly describe the usage of Flashrom. Identify, read, write, verify and erase your flash chips from the command line. Yes, it’s also the flash utility for linux to help you update …
  3. 100 Sourcetrunk : Wordpress
    This episode will briefly describe the installation and usage of Wordpress. Creating a website or blog with a thousands of plugins the easy way. Wordpress.org Wordpress.com (create your website in sec …
  4. 099 Sourcetrunk : Tomahawk
    This episode will fundamentally change the way your music is consumed. Meet Tomahawk ! Tomahawk Tomahawk resolvers Tomahawk authors Android picks : Amdroid music from The Daisy Riots theme from Brand …
  5. 098 Sourcetrunk : LightZone
    This episode will throw a bit of light on photo manipulation software. LightZone is the perfect workflow tool for all your RAW editing needs. LightZone Digikam UFRaw DCRaw Shotwell The Gimp Darktable …
  6. 097 Sourcetrunk : Diagramo
    This episode will look into Diagramo : HTML5 flowchart software. Create your flowcharts and collaborate in the cloud or integrate flowchart software in your own web environment. Diagramo Diagramo Demo …
  7. 096 Sourcetrunk : Roundcube
    This episode will briefly demonstrate Roundcube, a webmail client that should fit all your needs from within your browser of choice. Roundcube Roundcube plugins Donate ! ownCloud and Roundcube Fosdem …
  8. 095 Sourcetrunk : Scratch
    This episode will briefly introduce the wonderful Scratch programming environment. There is no excuse left to not teach your kids to program. Scratch Try it out ! Donate ! HTML5 version Arduino Connec …
  9. 094 Sourcetrunk : WebRTC and simpleWebRTC
    WebRTC WebRTC architecture simpleWebRTC Talky.io The Linux Action Show Android picks : Google Chrome for Android music from Emit theme from Brand New Sin on music.podshow.com Beer on this episode : Ba …
  10. 093 Sourcetrunk : OpenShot
    This episode will briefly introduce OpenShot. Video editing under Linux … Really ? Really. OpenShot Donate to OpenShot ! Android picks : VLC for Android music from Sinflood theme from Brand New Sin …

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  1. Episode 42: Qt/Embedded for Linux
    For this topic, Maciej invited Timesys engineers, Justin and Scott, to participate. Both engineers, having enjoyed using Nokia’s software on the Neo phone and having experience with Qt/Embedded for Li …
  2. Episode 41: Desktop-based Build Systems
    For this episode, Maciej invited two Timesys engineers, Daniel and Jason (both of whom have been working with the Timesys desktop build system and a number of open source ones, including buildroot and …
  3. Episode 40: Overview of 2.6.28 Linux Kernel and Talk About the Newly Introduced Boot Tracer
    In this episode Maciej and Daniel, one of Timesys’ Linux gurus, talk about what’s new in the 2.6.28 Linux kernel. The conversation focuses on several aspects of the 2.6.28 kernel that are particularly …
  4. Episode 39: Overview of 2.6.27 Linux Kernel and Talk About UBIFS
    In this episode, our hosts talk about what’s new in the 2.6.27 Linux kernel. Various new features are covered in detail, including support for UBIFS. The hosts discuss the benefits of UBIFS for develo …
  5. Episode 38: Interview with Mike Erickson of Logic
    In this episode, Maciej and Gene interview Mike Erickson of Logic, a leading board design and manufacturing company, and discuss weighty topics such as today’s hottest processors, Linux acceptance, Pi …
  6. Episode 37: Free Software – Part 2
    In this episode, Maciej and Gene talk about what free software means in practice, both for companies that create free software and those who use it as part of their business. The pair gets upset when …
  7. Episode 36: About Free Software:
    Maciej and Gene talk about what “Free Software” means and the rights and obligations of Free Software users. The pair talk about what’s different about GPL3, tivoization, and the Lesser GPL among othe …
  8. Episode 35: 2.6.26 Discussion and MPatrol:
    After a bit of a break, Gene and Maciej talk about 2.6.26 from an embedded developer’s perspective. The pair also discuss the ins and outs of using MPatrol: how it works, what it’s good for, and some …
  9. Episode 34: Overview of 2.6.25 and Talk About debugfs:
    Maciej and Gene talk about what new in the 2.6.25 version of the kernel that’s relevant to embedded developers, like CANBUS (thanks Volkswagen) and real time features that all allocation of processor …
  10. Episode 33: The Propeller Chip:
    Last month, TimeSys was at the ESC West show and brought along the LinuxLink radio gear. In this episode, Maciej and Gene interview Jeff Martin about the technology behind his company’s product, the P …

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  1. Going Linux #436 · Welcome to Linux! Pt7 – How Can Linux Be Free?
    Question: I want to use Linux but it’s free and I’ve heard, “‘Free’ is not a viable business model.” How can I put my trust in a Linux operating system if the developers don’t charge for it? Answer: O …
  2. Going Linux #435 · Listener Feedback
    Lots of voicemail feedback in this episode. Our listeners have been saving up feedback on 2-in-1 convertible laptops, accessibility, minions, gremlins and suggestions. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going …
  3. Going Linux #434 · Welcome to Linux! Pt6 – Accessibility Software
    In this episode we highlight some of the available accessibility software that Ubuntu Mate has and how to use it. Accessibility software can help everyone to use a computer and use it to get things do …
  4. Going Linux #433 · Run Ubuntu MATE On A 2-in-1 Convertible Laptop
    My Lenovo Flex 5i is a 2-in-1 laptop with the ability to use the touch screen with a finger or an included stylus on the screen. Ubuntu MATE provides support for touch screens by default. I did have t …
  5. Going Linux #432 · Listener Feedback
    Larry has a new toy and installs Linux, of course. Our listeners provide suggestions for distributions that Bill should try and focus on experiences as new Linux users. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going …
  6. Going Linux #431 · Welcome to Linux! Pt5 – Adding Software to Ubuntu Mate
    Bill likes his new job. We received a lot of feedback from listeners trying Linux for the first time. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #431 · Welcome to Linux! Pt5 – Adding Software to Ubuntu Mat …
  7. Going Linux #430 · Listener Feedback
    Bill likes his new job. We received a lot of feedback from listeners trying Linux for the first time. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #430 · Listener Feedback 01:02 Bill’s new job – thanks to Li …
  8. Going Linux #429 · Using Open Source Software to get a new job
    Bill reveals his personal experiences using only Open Source software to get a new job. From resume and application through providing ID and other documents, he uses only open source software on Linux …
  9. Going Linux #428 · Listener Feedback
    Sean asks about licenses, David saves money on hardware using Linux, Carlos uses RAID1 and Bill plans a Linux-powered career switch Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #428 · Listener Feedback 02:15 …
  10. Going Linux #427 · Welcome to Linux! Pt 3
    We continue our introduction to Linux series with what you need to get started. From making bootable media through trying the live environment, installing and getting new software applications. Episod …

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  1. Important Message
    Geek News Radio
  2. Linux Outlaws 370 – Stay Free, Stay Open Source
    An uncut video version of this episode can be found on YouTube. 0:02:53 Introduction Linux Voice interview and Bytemark advert Jezra’s Sudo Modprobe (The Hella Short Version) Dan recommends the movie …
  3. Linux Outlaws 369 – Dan Lynch’s Hubcap Six
    0:01:25 Introduction Dan says thanks to Eric Beyer who sent him a Sons of Anarchy glass and a T-shirt 0:13:14 The Last Digital Rights Update We talk to the Director of the Open Rights Group, Jim Killo …
  4. Linux Outlaws 368 – The Dark Ages of Free Software
    We discuss all things Free Software and open source for a last time with guest co-host Bradley Kuhn from the Software Freedom Conservancy. Apparently, he’s a Distinguished Technologist. copyleft.org F …
  5. Linux Outlaws 367 – Free as in GNU Piss
    0:00:59 Introduction Psychoactive use of Amanita muscaria RIP Glen A. Larson The Raspberry Pi Model A+ Debian maintainers resign over systemdDE The Rosetta shirt shitstorm @ellypriZeMaN 0:42:54 Discus …
  6. Linux Outlaws 366 – The Imperial Hubcap Collection
    An uncut video version of this episode can be found on YouTube. 0:01:01 Introduction Fab has written over 300 blog posts thanks to Ghost now His desk was included in Linux Voice issue 9 Fab has also f …
  7. Linux Outlaws 365 – Last Stand
    Dan and Fab announce that they will end the show by the end of the year and explain their reasoning for this decision. They also discuss the potential outcomes of this and their plans for the future. …
  8. Linux Outlaws 364 – You Weren’t There, Man!
    After bringing you a recording of the Podcaster Panel from OggCamp 14, we spent this episode to recap the rest of the weekend — as is customary by now. Also check out Fab’s blog post on the weekend. C …
  9. Linux Outlaws 363 – OggCamp 14 Podcaster Panel
    At OggCamp 14, Fab assembled a cast of podcasters to discuss the question “is open source innovative enough?” From left to right: Peter Cannon (The Dick Turpin Road Show), Alan Pope (Ubuntu UK Podcast …
  10. Linux Outlaws 362 – Hitler Funk
    Dan and Fab are off to OggCamp 14 in Oxford and explain what will happen with the show in the meantime. 0:15:48 Song Living This Life to Death by T-Bird & The Breaks (licensed Creative Commons BY-NC-S …

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  1. HPR3788: Nitecore Tube torch
    Introduction This torch (aka flashlight) came up during the recording of the Community News for May 2022. I have owned an example of this device since 2016. It’s been extensively reviewed elsewhere bu …
  2. HPR3787: It shouldn't crackle like that
    Synopsis The Friday before Christmas, my partner’s mother called and asked if I had a short indoor extension cord she could borrow. When I arrived at her house, she showed me her display of ceramic Ch …
  3. HPR3786: HPR Community News for January 2023
    table td.shrink { white-space:nowrap } New hosts Welcome to our new host: enistello. Last Month’s Shows Id Day Date Title Host 3761 Mon 2023-01-02 HPR Community News for December 2022 HPR Volunteers 3 …
  4. HPR3785: Hacking Boba Bubble Tapioca Pearls Fail

    Listen to me cook / fail / hack Boba Green Tea!

    Links

    • Wikipedia’s article on Bubble or Boba tea
  5. HPR3784: Two factor authentication without a phone number
    Many services implement 2FA (Two factor authentication) by sending you a OTP (One Time Password) using an SMS with a random code, but this forces you to give them your valuable phone number. What alte …
  6. HPR3783: Accessibility, and Navigating the HPR Web Pages with a Screen Reader
    Accessibility, and Navigating the HPR Web Pages with a Screen Reader Some time in the last year there has been some discussion on the HPR mailing list about some of the problems I was having, particul …
  7. HPR3782: Content Format article from Wikipedia

    Wikipedia article

  8. HPR3781: The Joule Thief
    The Joule Thief is a delightfully simple circuit that can light an LED that requires 2V or more from a battery that is depleted to 1V or less. There are three components in addition to the battery and …
  9. HPR3780: Fediverse Update May 2022
    One of the things I love about the Fediverse is that there is constant activity and development. As I mentioned in the previous report on Bookwyrm, it is not unusual to return to an app a few months l …
  10. HPR3779: Just Because You Can Do a Thing…
    Hello Hacker Public Radio fans. This is Trey, and I am throwing this recording together for several reasons: The queue of shows is abysmally sparse. There are far more openings for shows in the next f …

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  1. bsdtalk266 – The nodes take over
    We became tired of waiting.

    File Info: 7Min, 3MB.

    Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk266/bsdtalk266.ogg
  2. bsdtalk265 – Sunset on BSD
    A brief description of playing around with SunOS 4.1.4, which was the last version of SunOS to be based on BSD.File Info: 17Min, 8MbOgg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk265/bsdtalk265.ogg …
  3. bsdtalk264 – Down the Gopher Hole
    Playing around with the gopher protocol.   Description of gopher from the 1995 book “Student’s Guide to the Internet” by David Clark. Also, at the end of the episode is audio from an interview with Ma …
  4. bsdtalk263 – joshua stein and Brandon Mercer
    This episode is brought to you by ftp, the Internet file transfer program, which first appeared in 4.2BSD. An interview with the hosts of the Garbage Podcast, joshua stein and Brandon Mercer. You can …
  5. bsdtalk262 – LightZone with Tex Andrews
    An interview with Tex Andrews from Lightzoneproject.org.  LightZone is open source digital darkroom software.File Info: 23Min, 11MB.Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk262/bsdtalk262.ogg …
  6. bsdtalk261 – Jails and System Management with Kris Moore
    An interview with Kris Moore about the Warden jail management system, iocage, and progress on a new system management API.File Info: 30Min, 14MB.Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/BSDTalk261/BSDTa …
  7. bsdtalk260 – TeachBSD.org with Robert N. M. Watson and George V. Neville-Neil
    Can you believe that it has been a decade of BSDTalk?  The first episode aired on Dec 20, 2005.An interview with Robert N. M. Watson and George V. Neville-Neil about teaching operating systems with tr …
  8. bsdtalk259 – Supporting a BSD Project
    A recording from vBSDCon 2015 of the talk titled “Supporting a BSD Project” with Ed Maste and George Neville-Neil.File Info: 65Min, 31MB.Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk259/bsdtalk259.og …
  9. bsdtalk258 – Chris Henschen from fP Technologies
    Oct 2015 is the 20th anniversary of the OpenBSD source tree!This episode is brought to you by the id utility, which returns the user identity.  id appeared in 4.4 BSD.An interview from vBSDCon 2015 wi …
  10. bsdtalk257 – NetBSD Developer Christos Zoulas
    An interview with NetBSD developer Christos Zoulas at vBSDCon 2015.

    File Info: 15Min, 7MB.

    Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk257/bsdtalk257.ogg

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Linux Devices

November 3, 2011 in Linux

  1. Low Power FPGA dev board can be pre-ordered for $69.95
    The IcyBlue Feather by Oak Dev Tech is a tiny development board based on the Lattice ICE5LP4K low-power FPGA. This development board provides flexible peripherals such as up to 22x GPIOs, LiPo battery …
  2. Apollo Lake system integrates up to 6x GbE, 2x LAN bypass and 2x SFP
    The ICS-I370 is a fanless industrial cyber security network appliance powered by the Intel Atom E3900 CPU series. Lanner’s ICS-I370 also includes 1x M.2 B-key for LTE/5G networking, 1x M.2 E-Key for W …
  3. PLC modular platform based on NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX, Orin NX and TX2 NX
    The Ultron is a PLC system based on the NVIDIA Jetson designed for commercial and industrial AI edge applications. The main unit includes an IMU, dual RJ45 ports, CAN Bus and optional LTE, Wi-Fi and 5 …
  4. AtomS3 Lite ESP32S3 Dev Kit introduced at $7.50
    M5Stack just launched a miniature embedded device based on the ESP32-S4FN3 Microcontroller. The AtomS3 Lite ESP32S3 Dev Kit can be used in smart IoT applications and it’s equipped with up to 6x GPIOs, …
  5. Pixhawk V6X flight controller integrates 3 redundant IMUs and 2 redundant barometer sensors
    The Pixhawk V6X is a flight controller platform designed in collaboration with CUAV and the PX4 team. This device follows the Pixhawk FMUv6X standard, Bus standard and Connector standard. The new flig …
  6. Mini PC features 4x 2.5GbE ports and supports AES-NI
    The VP2420 Vault Pro from Protectli is a fanless Mini-PC based on the Celeron J6412 Intel processor. The device includes an 8GB eMMC module, 1x M.2 2280 slot, dual displays, Wi-Fi and LTE support. The …
  7. DIGI SOMs integrate pre-certified dual-band Wi-Fi 5/BL5 and Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
    The Digi ConnectCore MP1 is an industrial embedded System-on-Module  platform which integrates the STM32MP157C microprocessor and a 3D GPU (Vivante – OpenGL ES) 2.0. This SoM offers up to 176x GPIOs p …
  8. i.MX 9 based SoM from Variscite starts at $39
    Variscite launched this month the VAR-SOM-MX93 which implements i.MX 93 System-on-Chip from NXP. The SoM can be configured with up to 2GB LPDDR4/4X, up to 64GB eMMC 5.1. Variscite has also launched a …
  9. Clearcube new NUC Mini PCs feature Alder Lake-P processors
    ClearCube has launched two Mini PC models based on the 12th Gen i5/i7 Intel Cores. The DTi NUC Mini PC series support up to 64GB DDR4-3200 RAM, 2x HDMI 2.1 ports, 2x optional Thunderbolt ports and acc …
  10. FPGA-based computer can be used as a personal server
    Machdyne revealed today another compact embedded board based on the Lattice ECP5 FPGA which can run on Kakao Linux (partial fork of linux-on-litex-vexriscv). The Kopflos is a headless general-purpose …
  11. Elkhart Lake Mini-PC integrates triple 2.5GbE ports and WiFi6E/BT5.2 connectivity
    The TANGO-3010 is a fanless Mini PC based on the Intel Celeron J6412 low-power Quad-core processor. The new product launched by IEI Integration Corp offers 2x displays with 4K support, 2x COM ports, 1 …
  12. Mini-PC supports dual 2.5GbE LAN ports and Wi-Fi6/BT 5.2
    GMKtec recently launched a Mini-PC based on the 8C/16T 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10875H processor (up to 5.1GHz). The NucBox 12 includes 32GB DRR4, 512GB SSD, SATA support and up to 6x USB 3.2 ports. The …

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November 3, 2011 in Linux

  1. Linux md5sum Command Tutorial for Beginners (5 Examples)
    While we have already discussed the cksum command line utility, there’s another tool that you can use in scenarios where, say, you need to verify the integrity of files during transfers. The tool we’r …
  2. Install and Use nmon Tool To Monitor Linux Systems
    Nmon is a simple, lightweight, and handy tool that lets you see what’s going on in your server. Nmon provides a simple ncurses interface to display the Linux system resources usage like CPU, memory, n …
  3. How to Install GlusterFS Scalable Network Filesystem on Debian 11
    GlusterFS or Gluster File System is a free and open-source distributed file system developed by RedHat. In this tutorial, you will install GlusterFS – distributed and scalable network filesystem – on …
  4. How to install PHP 5.6 and 7.0 – 8.2 with PHP-FPM and FastCGI mode for ISPConfig 3.2 with apt on Ubuntu 18.04 – 22.04
    When using ISPConfig, by default, you only have the main PHP version for your distribution. This guide will take you through installing additional PHP versions (5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 8.1, and …
  5. How to Install Java OpenJDK and Oracle JDK on Ubuntu 22.04
    Java is one of the most powerful programming languages. This post will show you how to install OpenJDK and Oracle JDK on Ubuntu 22.04.
  6. Linux cmp Command Tutorial for Beginners (7 Examples)
    Pretty much regardless of your role, if your regular work involves doing stuff on the command line in Linux, you may find yourself in a situation where-in you’d want to compare two files using a comma …
  7. How to Install Zeek Network Security Monitoring Tool on Ubuntu 22.04
    Zeek is a free, open-source, and worlds leading security monitoring tool used as a network intrusion detection system and network traffic analyzer. This post will show you how to install the Zeek netw …
  8. How to Install OpenSearch on Debian 11
    OpenSearch is a community-driven project by Amazon and a fork of Elasticsearch and Kibana. In this tutorial, you’ll deploy OpenSearch – an open-source search, analytics, and visualization suite – to t …
  9. How to Install Discourse Forum with Nginx on Rocky Linux 9
    Discourse is an open-source community discussion platform built using the Ruby language. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install Discourse Forum with the Nginx server on a server running Rocky …
  10. How to Install ionCube Loader on Debian 11
    This tutorial will explain how to install ionCube Loader on a Debian 11 server. IonCube is a PHP extension that can decode secured encrypted PHP files at runtime.

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November 2, 2011 in Linux

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  1. 3D printing with Slackware 15.0?
    Is 3D printing possible when using Slackware 15.0, and if so how deo I set it up for doing that (I’m trying to decide whether to invest in a 3D print or not)? …
  2. What happended to http://dl.slarm64.org/slackware/packages/ ?
    There used to be a repository at http://dl.slarm64.org/slackware/packages/ , which had some RaspberryPI specific packages for Slarm64 , in particular, ffmpeg, and the kernels with better hardware supp …
  3. bind9 running in foreground
    Hello, I recently upgraded my Debian server from buster (version 10) to bullseye (version 11) and noticed that bind9’s systemd name changed from bind9 to named. Also, the named service now runs in the …
  4. Apache2 Uninstall Error
    I need to uninstall apache2 completely, but “error: %preun(apache2-mod_php7-7.4.33-150400.4.16.1.x86_64) scriptlet failed, exit status 1” keeps on showing when trying to uninstall using yast/zypper. A …
  5. LXer: Get Started with GIMP on Rocky Linux: An Easy Guide to Installing and Maintaining with DNF or Flatpak Package Managers
    Published at LXer: GIMP is a powerful and versatile open-source image editing software that rivals commercial image editing software like Adobe Photoshop. It offers several benefits, such as being fre …
  6. Which linux certification for cybersecurity?
    Hello gentlemen, I would appreciate your opinion regarding a Linux certifications. I need to go for a Linux certification and I am really unsure which to choose. About me and my needs: I have very bas …
  7. LXer: Fedora 38 Will Offer Unfiltered Flathub Access Out of the Box
    Published at LXer: Fedora users can rejoice � the proposal to include unfiltered access to Flathub as a third-party repository in Fedora 38 has been approved. Read More… …
  8. [SOLVED] Why is Ubuntu Software center so hit and miss – ?
    Why is Ubuntu Software center so hit and miss – ? Ubuntu user here – obviously For example, right now I opened it, clicked the magnifying glass to search, and typed in “Gimp” Well, it just searches an …
  9. Making UFRaw work with Gimp
    Ubuntu user here. How do I use/make UFRaw work with Gimp. I’m basically trying to use Gimp to open Raw camera files and read that UFRaw is one way to go. Somehow I arrived at this webpage but really d …
  10. RAID6 on top of LVM failed with md/raid:mdX: not enough operational devices (3/8 failed)
    Hello. I have had flaky power connection on my 8 SAS HDDs RAID6 array This led to 3 LVs to fail within hour The data is all on drives. I just cannot get it to work either with LVM commands or dmsetup …

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  1. Novo fórum de openSUSE em portugues
    You can read it in English Olá Geekos. Estamos animados com o nosso novo fórum em português. Esperamos ter a sua ajuda para construir uma comunidade envolvente no nosso idioma e para a nossa querida d …
  2. Tumbleweed Snapshots Update Mesa, Remmina, More
    Several snapshots have updated in openSUSE Tumbleweed before and during Hack Week. Leading up to FOSDEM, more packages are arriving, but this blog will give a small overview of the snapshots that have …
  3. Hack Week Fun Begins
    The joy of Hack Week has begun! This week is special for openSUSE and open-source contributors because it begins with the 22nd Hack Week and ends with the return FOSDEM, which is the globe’s largest o …
  4. Firefox, Apache, LibreOffice update in Tumbleweed
    This week in openSUSE Tumbleweed there was a change from a 2048 bit RSA to a 4096 bit RSA key and four snapshots were released so far. The larger bit key was a security recommendation and can be found …
  5. openSUSE Simplifies Codec Installation
    The openSUSE Project was inspired by Fedora’s efforts to make Cisco’s OpenH264 codecs and FDK AAC available to its users that members reached out to Cisco’s open-source team to do the same for its use …
  6. New 4096 bit RSA signing key for Tumbleweed
    This week’s openSUSE Tumbleweed snapshots will switch the RPM and repository signing key of Tumbleweed from 2048 bit RSA to a 4096 bit RSA key. This switchover was necessary to meet current security r …
  7. Salt, Vim, nodejs update in Tumbleweed
    This week’s openSUSE Tumbleweed snapshots had a steady amount of software packages in each of the daily releases. While vim, Node.js and Salt updates made the headlines, AppStream, KDE Frameworks and …
  8. Mentorship Community Plans Project Finalization, Submission
    People interested in mentorship for this year’s Google Summer of Code as part of openSUSE’s application will conclude a finalization meetup on Feb. 7 at 15:30 UTC on the project’s Jitsi instance chann …
  9. Learn More About openSUSE, ALP at FOSDEM
    The openSUSE Project is planning activities for this year’s FOSDEM, which will take place Feb. 4 and 5 in Brussels. The project will be in with operating systems space in Hall H and at its exhibit wil …
  10. BusyBox, systemd, Gear update in Tumbleweed
    openSUSE Tumbleweed started the new year just like it finished the last; on a roll and giving users freshly updated software packages. The rolling release has been on a daily release streak since the …

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  1. NEW distro: Totally Build Linux Distro, new release now in testing
    https://sourceforge.net/projects/tot…t-linux-distro https://totally-built-linux-distro.s…com/index.html Build all of a light linux distro non-stop and no buildfails “with just a few commands”. It’ …
  2. Unix is dead
    Unix is dead. Long live Unix! Don’t expect to see any more big AIX news. This means the last Unix left is… Linux Liam Proven Tue 17 Jan 2023 It’s the end of an era. As The Reg covered last week, IBM …
  3. Floppy Driver Update Ready For Linux 6.2 – Still Being Maintained In 2023
    Source: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.2-Floppy Surprisingly with Linux’s new kernel release Linus and the community is still developing support for floppy disk drivers I’m not sure why this is …

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  1. New Feed for FWN
    Please update the feed for FWN to:
    http://fedoramagazine.wordpress.com/category/fedora-weekly-news/feed/
  2. Fedora Weekly News Issue 128
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 128 for the week of April 14th, 2008.http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue128In Announcements, we have “Please digg: Fedora stories”.In Planet Fedora, we have “FL …
  3. Fedora Weekly News Issue 127
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 127 for the week of April 7th, 2008.http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue127In Announcements, we have “Rawhide 20080404 Snapshot Released”, “Callfor Stories”, “An …
  4. Fedora Weekly News Issue 126
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 126 for the week of March 24th, 2008.http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue126In Announcements, we have “F9 Beta release announcement”, “Rawhide20080328 Snapshot”, …
  5. Fedora Weekly News Issue 125
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 125 for the week of March 17th, 2008.http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue125In Announcements, we have “Fedora 9 Beta slipped a few days”, “MichaelTiemann’s Speec …
  6. Fedora Weekly News Issue 124
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 124 for the week of March 10th, 2008.http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue124In Announcements, we have “Announcing the relaunch of the Fedora BugZappers!”In Plane …
  7. Fedora Weekly News Issue 123
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 123 for the week of March 3rd, 2008.http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue123In Planet Fedora, we have “Bonnie in Laurinburg”, “RSS feeds ofbugs!”, “Howto: Test th …
  8. Fedora Weekly News Issue 122
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 122 for the week of February 25th,2008. http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue122In Announcements, we have “Fedora Board IRC meeting 2008-03-04”.In Fedora Marketin …
  9. Fedora Weekly News Issue 121
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 121 for the week of February 18th,2008. http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue121In Announcements, we have “Fedora 10’s FUDCon”, “LWN subscription?”,”Fedora Amateu …
  10. Fedora Weekly News Issue 120
    Welcome to Fedora Weekly News Issue 120 for the week of February 11th,2008. http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FWN/Issue120In Announcements, we have “Announcing Fedora 8 Xfce Spin”In Planet Fedora, we have …

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  1. RedHat: RHSA-2023-0569:01 Important: OpenShift Container Platform 4.12.2
    Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform release 4.12.2 is now available with updates to packages and images that fix several bugs and add enhancements. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as h …
  2. RedHat: RHSA-2023-0570:01 Moderate: OpenShift Container Platform 4.12.2
    Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform release 4.12.2 is now available with updates to packages and images that fix several bugs and add enhancements. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as h …
  3. RedHat: RHSA-2023-0638:01 Important: samba security update
    An update for samba is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2 Advanced Update Support, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2 Telecommunications Update Service, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2 Update S …
  4. RedHat: RHSA-2023-0637:01 Important: samba security update
    An update for samba is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 Extended Update Support. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Important. A Common Vulnera …
  5. RedHat: RHSA-2023-0639:01 Important: samba security update
    An update for samba is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1 Update Services for SAP Solutions. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Important. A Comm …
  6. Ubuntu 5845-2: OpenSSL vulnerabilities
    Several security issues were fixed in OpenSSL.
  7. X.Org Server Hit By New Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
    The X.Org Server, a commonly used component to the Linux desktop, keeps on giving when it comes to security vulnerabilities with its massive, aging, and ill-maintained code-base. Disclosed on Monday n …
  8. Clop Ransomware Flaw Allowed Linux Victims to Recover Files for Months
    The Clop ransomware gang is now also using a malware variant that explicitly targets Linux servers, but a flaw in the encryption scheme has allowed victims to quietly recover their files for free for …
  9. History of Malware on Linux and What's Being Done to Stop It
    Linux is an open-source operating system that has been popular among developers and IT professionals for its stability and security . However, over the years, Linux has faced its fair share of securit …
  10. A Complete Guide to Security Automation & Reporting Using Open Source Tools
    Open source security automation is a critical aspect of modern cybersecurity. It involves the use of open source tools and technologies to automate various security tasks, such as vulnerability scanni …

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  1. History of Malware on Linux and What's Being Done to Stop It
    Linux is an open-source operating system that has been popular among developers and IT professionals for its stability and security . However, over the years, Linux has faced its fair share of securit …
  2. A Complete Guide to Security Automation & Reporting Using Open Source Tools
    Open source security automation is a critical aspect of modern cybersecurity. It involves the use of open source tools and technologies to automate various security tasks, such as vulnerability scanni …
  3. How to Check if Your Linux System is Infected with a Virus
    Linux is undoubtedly the best open-source operating system, and is arguably the most secure OS by design . Most computers these days are Linux-based. Android OS, which is the most commonly used mobile …
  4. Security Considerations for Azure Linux & Windows Subsystem for Linux Users
    Azure Linux is a public computing platform developed by Microsoft that businesses can use for tasks like app development, analytics, virtual computing, networking, storage, and more. Linux is used mor …

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  1. Ubuntu 5847-1: Grunt vulnerabilities

    Several security issues were fixed in Grunt.
  2. Ubuntu 5846-1: X.Org X Server vulnerability

    X.Org X Server could be made to crash or run programs as the administrator if it received specially crafted input.
  3. Ubuntu 5845-1: OpenSSL vulnerabilities

    Several security issues were fixed in OpenSSL.
  4. Ubuntu 5844-1: OpenSSL vulnerabilities

    Several security issues were fixed in OpenSSL.
  5. Ubuntu 5810-3: Git vulnerabilities

    Several security issues were fixed in Git.
  6. Ubuntu 5843-1: tmux vulnerability

    tmux could be made to crash if it received a specially crafted input.
  7. Ubuntu 5842-1: EditorConfig Core C vulnerability

    EditorConfig Core C could be made to crash or run programs if it received specially crafted input.
  8. Ubuntu 5824-1: Thunderbird vulnerabilities

    Several security issues were fixed in Thunderbird.
  9. Ubuntu 5825-2: PAM regressions

    USN-5825-1 caused some minor regressions in PAM.

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Linux News

November 2, 2011 in Linux

  • Linux Mint 19.2 "Tina" Cinnamon Now Available, IBM Has Transformed Its Software to Be Cloud-Native and Run on Any Cloud with Red Hat OpenShift, Icinga Web 2.7.0 Released, Google Rolling Out Android Auto Design Updates and Kernel 5.1 Reaches End of Life
    News briefs for August 2, 2019. Linux Mint 19.2 "Tina" Cinnamon was officially released today. This is a long-term support release that will be supported until 2023, and it brings updated so …
  • Canonical Announces the Availability of Xibo as a Snap, Chrome 76 Released, Viruses Discovered in LibreOffice, Pop!_OS 18.10 Reaches End of Life, and Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security Warns of Microsoft Office Online Privacy Risks
    News briefs for August 1, 2019. Canonical yesterday announced the availability of the Xibo open-source digital signage platform as a snap. From the announcement: "Xibo provides a comprehensive su …
  • Collabora Announces xrdesktop, Blender 2.8 Released, Arduino Selects Auth0 as Its Identity Management Platform of Choice, Microway Showcasing Its Data Science WhisperStation at PEARC19 and KDE Plasma Maintenance Update
    News briefs for July 31, 2019. Collabora yesterday announced xrdesktop. This new open-source project "enables interaction with traditional desktop environments, such as GNOME and KDE, in VR. Spon …
  • Linux Ending Support for the Floppy Drive, Unity 2019.2 Launches Today, Purism Unveils Final Librem 5 Smartphone Specs, First Kernel Security Update for Debian 10 "Buster" Is Out, and Twitter Is Switching from Mesos to Kubernetes
    News briefs for July 30, 2019 Linux won't support the floppy drive much longer. ZDNet reports that Linus Torvalds has "declared the floppy drive project 'orphaned'". The artic …
  • Kernel 5.3-rc2 Is Out, Latte Doc v0.9 Officially Available, GitHub Blocking Developers from Certain Countries, the Khronos Group Announces the Public Release of OpenXR 1.0, and Netflix Joins the Academy Software Foundation
    News briefs for July 29, 2019. Linux kernel 5.3-rc2 is out. Linus Torvalds writes, "There are fixes all over, I don't think there's much of a pattern here. The three areas that do stand …

  • Loadsharers: Funding the Load-Bearing Internet Person
    by Eric S. Raymond The internet has a sustainability problem. Many of its critical services depend on the dedication of unpaid volunteers, because they can't be monetized and thus don't have …
  • Open Source Is Good, but How Can It Do Good?
    by Glyn Moody Open-source coders: we know you are good—now do good. The ethical use of computers has been at the heart of free software from the beginning. Here's what Richard Stallman told me wh …
  • When Choosing Your Commercial Linux, Choose Wisely!
    by Vince Calandra “Linux is Linux is Linux,” is a direct quote I heard in a meeting I had recently with a major multi-national, critical-infrastructure company. Surprisingly and correctly, there was o …
  • Ten Years of "Linux in the GNU/South": an Overview of SELF 2019
    by Matthew R. Higgins Highlights of the 2019 Southeast LinuxFest. The tenth annual SouthEast LinuxFest (SELF) was held on the weekend of June 14–16 at the Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel in Charlotte …
  • We Need to Save What Made Linux and FOSS Possible
    by Doc Searls If we take freedom and openness for granted, we'll lose both. That's already happening, and we need to fight back. The question is how. I am haunted by this passage in a letter …

  • Experts Attempt to Explain DevOps–and Almost Succeed
    by Bryan Lunduke What is DevOps? How does it relate to other ideas and methodologies within software development? Linux Journal Deputy Editor and longtime software developer, Bryan Lunduke isn't …
  • My Favorite Infrastructure
    by Kyle Rankin Take a tour through the best infrastructure I ever built with stops in architecture, disaster recovery, configuration management, orchestration and security. Working at a startup has ma …
  • Bare-Bones Monitoring with Monit and RRDtool
    by Andy Carlson How to provide robust monitoring to low-end systems. When running a critical system, it's necessary to know what resources the system is consuming, to be alerted when resource uti …
  • Redefining the Landscape of System Monitoring: an Interview with Pulseway's Founder
    by Petros Koutoupis Pulseway provides a product of the same name that's built to enable IT personnel and give them the ability to monitor, manage and automate their systems and the tasks or appli …
  • Weekend Reading: Sysadmin 101
    by Kyle Rankin This series covers sysadmin basics. The first article explains how to approach alerting and on-call rotations as a sysadmin. In the second article, I discuss how to automate yourself ou …

  • Using gphoto2 to Automate Taking Pictures
    by Shawn Powers Introducing an app that allows DSLR cameras to function as an image or video capture device in Linux. With my obsession—er, I mean hobby—regarding BirdCam, I've explored a great n …
  • Building Your Own Audible
    by Shawn Powers A quick look at some options for streaming audio books. I have audiobooks from a variety of sources, which I've purchased in a variety of ways. I have some graphic audio books in …
  • Creating an Internet Radio Station with Icecast and Liquidsoap
    by Bill Dengler Ever wanted to stream prerecorded music or a live event, such as a lecture or concert for an internet audience? With Icecast and Liquidsoap, you can set up a full-featured, flexible in …
  • Live Stream Your Pets with Linux and YouTube!
    by Shawn Powers Anyone who reads Linux Journal knows about my fascination with birdwatching. I've created my own weatherproof video cameras with a Raspberry Pi. I've posted instructions on h …
  • Working with YouTube and Extracting Audio
    by Dave Taylor In my last few articles, I've been exploring the capabilities of ImageMagick, showing that just because you're working on a command line doesn't mean you're stuck pr …

  • Welcome to the New LinuxJournal.com
    by Webmistress You may have noticed something different about LinuxJournal.com today. I am very pleased to share our newly redesigned site with you, and I'd like to tell you a little bit about so …
  • Here Comes IPv6… Guess Who is Not Ready
    by David Lane In about 100 days, the United States Federal Government will be required to be running large portions of their systems on IPv6. Now, for the few non-technical in the crowd, it means that …

  • For Open-Source Software, the Developers Are All of Us
    by Derek Zimmer "We are stronger together than on our own." This is a core principle that many people adhere to in their daily lives. Whether we are overcoming adversity, fighting the powers …
  • Lotfi ben Othmane, Martin Gilje Jaatun and Edgar Weippl's Empirical Research for Software Security (CRC Press)
    by James Gray Developing truly secure software is no walk through the park. In an effort to apply the scientific method to the art of secure software development, a trio of authors—Lotfi ben Othmane, …
  • Heirloom Software: the Past as Adventure
    by Eric S. Raymond Through the years, I've spent what might seem to some people an inordinate amount of time cleaning up and preserving ancient software. My Retrocomputing Museum page archives an …
  • SoftMaker FreeOffice
    by James Gray The bottom line on SoftMaker FreeOffice 2016—the updated, free, full-featured Office alternative to the expensive Microsoft Office suite—is this: no other free office suite offers as hig …
  • The Usability of GNOME
    by Jim Hall I work at a university, and one of our faculty members often repeats to me, "Software needs to be like a rock; it needs to be that easy to use." And, she's right. Because if …

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