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Over 275,000 redditors come together to share news and tips about all things Linux.
- GNOME Calendar: A New Era of Accessibility Achieved in 90 Days
- Kapitano (Linux Antivirus Scanner) Developer Abandons Ship
- New Intel Energy Aware Scheduling released with Linux 6.16
- Google's Linux Terminal plays a big part in turning Android into a true desktop OS -- "Google's new Linux Terminal could make Android a true rival to Windows and macOS"
- Blazing fast code line counter in C — faster than cloc and tokei
Slashdot Linux (linux.slashdot.org)
Slashdot compiles the latest news about Linux from all over the web.
- PayPal Expands Crypto Payments For US Merchants To Lower Cross-Border Fees
- Distorted Sound of the Early Universe Suggests We Are Living In a Giant Void
- Visa and Mastercard Are Getting Overwhelmed By Gamer Fury Over Censorship
- Claude Code Users Hit With Weekly Rate Limits
- Bankrupt Futurehome Suddenly Makes Its Smart Home Hub a Subscription Service
Linux Journal (www.linuxjournal.com)
Linux Journal offers reviews, how-tos, and news about Linux.
- Securing Linux: Steady Momentum in AppArmor and SELinux Uptake
- Fortifying Ubuntu’s Root with sudo‑rs: How Rust Reinforces Privilege Escalation
- Unplugged and Unstoppable: How Linux Transforms Laptop Power Management
- How Rust’s Debut in the Linux Kernel is Shoring Up System Stability
- Linux's Ascendancy: Charting the Open-Source Surge in the Desktop OS Arena
Linux Magazine (www.linux-magazine.com)
Linux Magazine covers a variety of technical subjects, reviews new products, advice, and more.
The Riba Linux provides video tutorials on new Linux releases.
Linux Academy Blog (linuxacademy.com)
Linux Academy Blog offers in-depth how to articles for Linux software.
nixCraft is another online community dedicated to Linux users sharing tips and advice.
- Download of the day: GIMP 3.0 is FINALLY Here!
- Ubuntu to Explore Rust-Based “uutils” as Potential GNU Core Utilities Replacement
- Critical Rsync Vulnerability Requires Immediate Patching on Linux and Unix systems
- ZFS Raidz Expansion Finally, Here in version 2.3.0
- lnav – Awesome terminal log file viewer for Linux and Unix
Tecmint offers tips and tutorials specific to Linux development.
- 10 Must-Know sFTP Commands for Linux File Transfers
- 11 Useful Tools to Create Bootable USB from an ISO Image
- How to Install and Use dig and nslookup Commands in Linux
- How to Clear RAM Cache, Buffers, and Swap in Linux Without Reboot
- How to Find Running Services in Linux with Systemd Commands [Quick Guide]
Softpedia (linux.softpedia.com)
Find the latest free Linux software downloads here.
Linux Today (www.linuxtoday.com)
Linux Today compiles news from all around the web with impressive frequency.
- GNOME 49 Alpha Is Now Available for Public Testing, Disables X11 Session by Default
- Calibre 8.7 Adds Page Number Support for Newer Kindles
- Linux has over 6% of the desktop market? Yes, you read that right – here’s how
- WebGPU Lands in Firefox 141 on Windows, Eyes Linux and macOS Next
- Hyprland 0.50 Lands with New Render Scheduler and Tons of Fixes
Linux Insider (www.linuxinsider.com)
Linux Insider shares Linux news from around the web.
- From Kernel to Cloud: Open Source Takes On Security Trade-Offs
- Kubernetes Cost Optimization May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
- Is a Security Baseline Enough for Open-Source Software?
- DOD Raises Software Security Expectations With SWFT Initiative
- Edera and CIQ Advance Linux Security With Hardened Tools
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Free Software Foundation (twitter.com)
- Are you a US federal government employee who supports free software? Donate through the Combined Federal Campaign by June 30 using the FSF's ID 63210 at u.fsf.org/31t.
- Videos from #LibrePlanet2020 are live! u.fsf.org/31p Watch Sean O’Brien @seanodiggityfrom @YalePrivacyLabintroduce GNU Health Embedded: u.fsf.org/32p pic.twitter.com/oTscbedut9
- Assigning your copyright to the Free Software Foundation helps us defend the GPL and keep software free. Thanks to Michael Builov #Gawk and Michael Weghorn #GDB for assigning their copyright to the FSF! #GNU
- Want to help provide desperately-needed medical devices during the COVID-19 pandemic? We want to get you connected. Learn more about the HACKERS and HOSPITALS initiative: u.fsf.org/30v
- We're so grateful that customers of the #GNU Press shop have been so patient waiting for your orders to come in. We're resuming shipping right now, and while there will still be some delays while we work through a backlog, your GNU gear is coming soon! u.fsf.org/shop pic.twitter.com/dDCmqEk2jr
- Linux commands: exploring virtual memory with vmstat dlvr.it/RYNqZv
- PineTab Linux Tablet Is Now Available for Pre-Order, Powered by Ubuntu Touch dlvr.it/RYNfkZ
- LFA (Linux For All) Distro Is Now Based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Linux Kernel 5.7 dlvr.it/RYNXgR
- PineTab Linux Tablet Is Now Available for Pre-Order, Powered by Ubuntu Touch dlvr.it/RYNMKZ
- Linux security: Protect your systems with fail2ban dlvr.it/RYNBZW
- Gatsby Wants to Be Orchestration Layer for Building Websites - another great piece by @ricmac I'm curious about JAMstack vs serverless apps - what are the pros and cons of management? thenewstack.io/gatsby-wants-t…
- Why did CNCF's new GM @pritianka go into distributed computing? Love the answer: The thoughtfulness of the people involved. "When you're dealing with really large-scale systems, you have to have a degree of humility." : thenewstack.io/meet-the-new-b…
- Great conversation, thanks @johnporcaro! twitter.com/MeetHumio/stat…
- Love this. Thanks for sharing @jaicesd twitter.com/jaicesd/status…
- There is no place for hate and racism in our society. Empathy and shared understanding are a start, but we must do more. I stand with the Black and African American community and we are committed to building on this work in our company and in our communities. twitter.com/Microsoft/stat…
David “Doc” Searls (twitter.com)
- It's clear that @Facebook wants to commodify the whole of our human experience (please don't @ me on how getting paid at pittance for this makes it any better). twitter.com/_SeanDavid/sta…
- The best way to forget is to never know: blogs.harvard.edu/doc/2020/06/09… That's responding to the @verge piece by @jaypeters that @EvanSelinger pointed out earlier.
- The best way to forget is to never know blogs.harvard.edu/doc/2020/06/09…
- That piece was, ironically but typically, full of worms. For more on that metaphor, see here: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2020/05/26….
- Overheard: "He's the 85 point moving average of the status quo."
- Emulating Covert Operations - Dynamic Invocation (Avoiding PInvoke & API Hooks) : thewover.github.io/Dynamic-Invoke/ credits @TheRealWover SharpSploit : Bypassing API Hooks via DInvoke and Manual Mapping from The Wover : vimeo.com/406589341
- PatchChecker - Finds Exploitable Vulnerabilities on Windows hosts : github.com/deadjakk/patch… credits @deadjakk More : shell.rip/find_privesc_n…
- New CrossTalk Attack Impacts Intel's Mobile,Desktop, Server CPUs: blogs.intel.com/technology/202… vusec.net/projects/cross… List of vuln. Intel CPUs: software.intel.com/security-softw… CrossTalk leaking SGX key across CPU cores in 1 sec: youtu.be/7tba2ayE3cI Paper: download.vusec.net/papers/crossta…
- New persistence technique using Windows Telemetry : trustedsec.com/blog/abusing-w…
- Detailed Analysis of Valak Malware (uses a multi-stage, script-based malware that hijacks email replies and embeds malicious URLs or attachments to infect devices with fileless scripts) : labs.sentinelone.com/valak-malware-… Report : assets.sentinelone.com/labs/sentinel-… credits : @sysopfb pic.twitter.com/BoD0SMi6GN
- Working with you is such a pleasure!
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- 5 common open source testing myths debunked red.ht/2X6A8Ho via @opensourceway
- 10 tips for maintaining a DevOps mindset for distributed teams red.ht/3d3YsPQ via @opensourceway by @wpschaub
- Day 1 as a Software Engineer 🎉Today I finally started my career in tech as an OpenShift Engineering Intern at @RedHat! #GirlsWhoCode #womenintech #Engineer #careerchange #remotework pic.twitter.com/Gz8W2fyFtm
- Working with you is such a pleasure!
- pic.twitter.com/k8Xkj15uaN
- 5 common open source testing myths debunked red.ht/2X6A8Ho via @opensourceway
- 10 tips for maintaining a DevOps mindset for distributed teams red.ht/3d3YsPQ via @opensourceway by @wpschaub
- Day 1 as a Software Engineer 🎉Today I finally started my career in tech as an OpenShift Engineering Intern at @RedHat! #GirlsWhoCode #womenintech #Engineer #careerchange #remotework pic.twitter.com/Gz8W2fyFtm
- What’s wrong w incubus
- ICYMI my article was in this month’s issue of CACM :) cacm.acm.org/magazines/2020… pic.twitter.com/5BIS3LygMb
- New chrome book pixel likely to be AMD64 tomsguide.com/news/google-pi…
- It’s one of my favorite computers and I try not to choose favorite children
- Oh stop pic.twitter.com/DcxzWIKUrA
Linux News Sites for 2020
Linux is the most popular open-source operating system in the world. It runs computers, phones, and more. In fact, AllTop.com is run on Linux!
Our curated list keeps you abreast with everything you need to know to keep up with Linux. Since it’s so dynamic, you’ll also want to pay close attention to our curated list of followers.
Linux.com
For the most reliable news on Linux, go to the horse's mouth. Besides information, you’ll get tutorials, information, careers, best practices, and industry trends.
Reddit Linux
Nearly half a million redditors come together to share news and tips about all things Linux. They also take every chance they get to advocate for everyone’s favorite open-source software.
Slashdot Linux
Slashdot is a self-proclaimed news-for-and-by-nerds website. Like Reddit, content is voted on by viewers, so the more popular content floats to the top. Unlike Reddit, Slashdot has actual editors, ensuring high-quality content.
Linux Journal
Linux Journal offers reviews, how-tos, and news about Linux. It has been running for a whopping 24 years. Linux Journal aims not simply to keep up with the news, but gives readers insights that will help them long into the future.
Linux Magazine
Linux Magazine specializes in delivering technical insights into all things Linux. They also bring you reviews on new products, tips for programming, and advice for sysadmins.
Riba Linux
The Riba Linux provides video tutorials on new Linux releases, as well as other open source softwares. They also offer overviews.
Linux Academy Blog
Linux Academy Blog has been offering in-depth how-to articles for Linux software since 2012. They focus exclusively on training people to use Linux.
nixCraft
nixCraft is another online community dedicated to Linux users sharing tips and advice. This site aims to post the most cutting edge topics aimed for Linux sysadmins.
Tecmint
Founded by tech professionals, Tecmint begin in 2012. They share Linux tips, tutorials, and resources. The writing staff is huge and full of IT professionals, ensuring a steady stream of good content.
Softpedia
Find the latest free Linux software downloads here.