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How To Manage User Passwords in Linux

Passwords are the keys to our digital lives. But we shouldn’t just hand over the keys to anyone, our passwords should be unique and changed regularly.

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Microsoft makes the Windows Subsystem for Linux open source after almost a decade of development

Microsoft makes the Windows Subsystem for Linux open source after almost a decade of development

Now we can all develop new features for WSL

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How To Zip Files in the Linux Terminal

How To Zip Files in the Linux Terminal

Compressing files and storing them in a ZIP archive is very useful when you want to save space or send a collection of files as a single item. Let’s learn how to create an archive from the command line.

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Microsoft makes Windows Subsystem for Linux open source at last

Microsoft announced that most of Windows Subsystem for Linux, except for elements directly tied to Windows, is now open-source.

How To Add, Remove and Update Software in Debian and Ubuntu Using Apt

Debian-based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Mint and Raspberry Pi OS use the Apt packaging application to manage software installations.

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How To Check Your Disk Usage in Linux

Explore how to check disk usage using the df and the du commands and learn how a variety of simple arguments can enhance your workflow.

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How To Change File or Directory Permissions via the Linux Terminal

Changing file permissions gives precise control over who can read or write to a file or directory, or who can execute a script or program. Let’s learn how to control these settings from the command line.

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How To Monitor CPU and RAM Resources in Any Linux Distro

How To Monitor CPU and RAM Resources in Any Linux Distro

Keeping an eye on system resources is a must, no matter if you are using a Raspberry Pi or a multi-million dollar data center. We show you how to monitor your systems from the Linux command line.

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Can’t upgrade to Windows 11? This Linux project wants to save your old PC from the scrapheap when Windows 10 support ends

Can’t upgrade to Windows 11? This Linux project wants to save your old PC from the scrapheap when Windows 10 support ends

Windows 10 runs out of support in October 2025, and you should already be thinking about your next move. Realistically, could that mean a shift to Linux?

As Windows 10's death looms, Linux fans still promote "no ads or telemetry" for your old laptop instead of buying a Copilot+ PC

As Windows 10's death looms, Linux fans still promote "no ads or telemetry" for your old laptop instead of buying a Copilot+ PC

A small team named "End of 10" recommends switching to Linux as Windows 10's death looms instead of buying a new PC, promoting an absence of ads and telemetry.

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How To Mount and Unmount Drives on Your Linux machine

How To Mount and Unmount Drives on Your Linux machine

Mounting and unmounting drives using both the terminal and the GUI is an essential Linux skill. In this article, we show how to do this and how to work with ISO image files.

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My week with Linux: I'm dumping Windows for Ubuntu to see how it goes

My week with Linux: I'm dumping Windows for Ubuntu to see how it goes

Here's what it's like to live with Linux as my desktop OS.

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How To Dual Boot Linux and Windows on any PC

How To Dual Boot Linux and Windows on any PC

Windows and Linux co-existing on the same machine.

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Linux developers want to remove i486 and i586 Pentium CPU support to unburden kernel developers

Linux developers want to remove i486 and i586 Pentium CPU support to unburden kernel developers

Linux developers are discussing removing i486 and early i586 (Pentium) CPU support from the Linux kernel to unburden Linux developers.

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A worrying stealthy Linux security bug could put your systems at risk - here's what we know

A Linux kernel, disabled on Android and ChromeOS, is causing trouble as it enables stealthy rootkits.

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Intel Core Ultra 9 285K performance sees 6% improvement on Linux — Arrow Lake boosts even without new '200S Boost' BIOS

Six months after its commercial release, a recently re-tested Intel Core Ultra 9 285K shows a 6% performance boost, thanks to BIOS revisions and better P/E core scheduling.

Free Microsoft Windows rival gets first major update in four years but is it already too little, too late?

ReactOS, the free Windows-like OS built from scratch without Microsoft code, gets its first major update in four years.

I'm ready to gamble on this alternative gaming-focused underdog to Windows 11, are you?

As Microsoft closes the door on Windows 10, Valve opens a weird and accessible Linux-shaped window to gamers

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I tried the latest version of Zorin OS - here's what I thought of this Linux distro

This Windows 11-like distro is a great choice for switchers, with a Pro option available for under £50.

ExpressVPN releases a major upgrade to its Linux app

The ExpressVPN Linux app now includes the much requested GUI, configurable kill switch, and split-tunneling, promising enhanced security and a user-centric experience.

I ditched Windows 11 for Linux — and you should, too

Reluctant to switch to Windows 11? Linux might be the answer

First Doom, now Linux: an unnamed high school student runs Linux OS in a PDF doc in Google Chrome so what's next?

High school coder runs Linux inside a PDF, proving that anything - yes, even an OS- can live in a document.

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Increased Linux kernel timer frequency delivers big boost in AI workloads

Linux kernel timer frequency boosted to 1,000 Hz, test suite compares performance to current default 250 Hz timer.

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Minimal Linux OS runs in a 6MB PDF document in Chrome — LinuxPDF leverages RISC-V emulator

A version of the Linux operating system can now be toyed with inside a PDF opened by a Chromium-based browser.

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Linux kernel source expands beyond 40 million lines – it has doubled in size in a decade

The Linux kernel sources expanded beyond 40 million lines with the release of 6.14 rc1.

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