If you want to buy a car, there are plenty of choices. If you want to buy an airliner, there are fewer choices. If you want to use the Large Hadron Collider, there is only one to choose from. The harder something is to create, the less likely there will be a lot of it. […]
Last week, with the release of Blender 3.2 bringing AMD HIP support for Linux to provide Radeon GPU acceleration, I posted some initial tests of the AMD Radeon RX 6000 series with HIP against NVIDIA RTX with OptiX . Some Phoronix readers were interested in seeing NVIDIA CUDA results as well even though OptiX is […]
One of my personal gripes with AMD’s Zen CPU support on Linux has been the lack of fast CPU temperature monitoring support with their “k10temp” driver. Although typically only new IDs are often needed and sometimes require adjusting lags or other minor changes, this has traditionally been done post-launch and sometimes left to patches from […]
Image source: Getty Images These quick and easy loans come at a terrible price. Key points Payday loans may seem to solve your short-term financial problems, but they often make long-term problems worse. There are other, more affordable ways to get the cash you need in a snap. When the bills pile up, it’s natural […]
Learn the commands to install the Plex Client application on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy JellyFish or 20.04 Fossa Fossa using the terminal. Plex Media Server needs no introduction, it has been very popular among internet users who want to set up their own personal media server. However, the server part available for installation on Windows, […]
Earlier this month marked the launch of the HP Dev One as an exciting collaboration between HP and System76 for a laptop optimized for Linux developers and running the Pop! _OS based on Ubuntu from System76. It is a very interesting and well-thought-out laptop for Linux use with an AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 5850U SoC […]
The Cherry team is long overdue hollow knight after, Hollow Knight: Silksong, finally came out of hiding on Sunday during Microsoft’s Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase. The developer showed extensive gameplay of song of silk and confirmed that day one of Game Pass is coming. But the studio still hasn’t provided a release date for […]
Cuts in consumption due to runaway inflation and rising borrowing costs fail to hamper the investment plans of Indian companies tapping the country’s largest lender, a sign that the recovery of the third largest economy of Asia is accelerating. Companies are regularly tapping into a $71 billion loan pipeline, State Bank of India chairman […]
So you’ve done your reading and research and finally decided to take the plunge and install Fedora Linux. Like most users, you were probably pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to install the world’s most famous “state of the art” Linux distribution. We know Fedora works great and packs a lot of power right […]
A group of researchers from the University of Bologna and Cineca explored an experimental cluster of eight-node, 32-core RISC-V supercomputers. The demonstration showed that even a group of SiFive’s humble Freedom U740 SoCs could run supercomputer applications at relatively low power. Additionally, the cluster performed well and supported a basic high-performance computing stack. Need for […]
We’ve all gotten to that point on some system where we start to run out of storage space. Are we buying more storage, perhaps one of the best SSDs, or are we searching and finding the largest files quickly? In this guide, we’ll look at some simple approaches to help us maintain and manage our […]
Most of our effort is to avoid the Linux terminal, at least for new users comfortable with graphical user interfaces (GUIs). While it’s good to make things easy and convenient, there are a few reasons why you shouldn’t be afraid to dip your toes into the Linux terminal. Here I will highlight some of them […]
The classic 1993 FPS PC game comes back to life in a project that shows how Linux can be bent to a developer’s will. id Software’s “Doom” revolutionized the world of PC gaming when it hit the market in 1993, and one developer paid off nearly thirty years later by releasing a Linux distro that […]
Car, home and personal loans became more expensive as banks and other financial institutions hiked interest rates following RBI’s hike in repo rates on Wednesday. A number of banks, including ICICI Bank, Bank of Baroda, Punjab National Bank (PNB), Bank of India, Indian Bank, Indian Overseas Bank and the country’s leading mortgage […]
Opera Software released Opera 88 Stable this week. The new version of the web browser introduces horizontal tab scrolling support and a new feature called Shopping Corner by Opera Software. Shopping Corner is available in four countries – Germany, Poland, the UK and the US – at the time, but Opera Software plans to roll […]
Microsoft accidentally disabled its controversial hardware compatibility check, offering Windows 11 to computers not on the list. Windows 11 won’t install on computers without a recent TPM-equipped processor, although there are exceptions (notably for some hardware from Microsoft, which failed to make the cut in the list of origin). It is possible to circumvent this […]
Rufus is an open source utility for creating bootable USB drives. It’s simple to use, with options available to adjust to your needs. Not only the ease of use, it is also incredibly fast to create bootable USB drives. Unfortunately, Rufus is not available for Linux, it is only exclusive to Windows. So, most of […]
With the launch of each Huawei flagship, the company introduces new technologies that favor consumers and attempt to provide them with the best possible user experience. Eyes on Display (EOD) is one such feature that not only enhances your user experience but also gives you a new kind of interactivity for your Huawei smartphone. Huawei […]
When Jameil Joseph goes to his online shopping cart, he often clicks on the option to buy now and pay later. Most of his friends do too, he says. “I use them whenever they’re available,” Joseph said. “It’s always better to have extra money.” Increasingly, online retailers are partnering with financial service providers to allow […]
Security is a primary consideration for Linux and open source software today. So when European Linux giant SUSE released SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 Service Pack 4 (SLE 14 SP4), it was no surprise that it packed the best security features. This included compliance at Level 4 of the Supply Chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA). […]
Are you finding an alternative for your default Yaru cursor themes on Ubuntu? This article is where you will learn how to modify and install cursor themes on Ubuntu. So, read on and find out. Change Cursor Themes Using GNOME Tweak To change the mouse pointer theme on Ubuntu, open the software application. Next, search […]
OpenInfra Summit The OpenInfra Foundation has launched its first in-person conference in over two years recognizing that European cloud providers need to use the current window of opportunity for digital sovereignty. That’s before US-based hyperscalers end this opening salvo with their own moves to satisfy the European Union regulator, as Microsoft recently did – with […]
Our goal at Credible Operations, Inc., NMLS Number 1681276, hereafter referred to as “Credible”, is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although we promote the products of our partner lenders, all opinions are our own. The latest personal loan interest rate trends from Credible Marketplace, updated weekly. (Stock) […]
TCL Huaxing launched a handful of new curved quads technologies regarding the display aspect of a device, but do they sound better than Huawei? Let’s find out. TCL released two major new technologies against Huawei. The first is the hyperbolic waterfall screen and equal gauss quad-curve surface technology. Here’s what each technology offers to the […]
After a rather hectic Linux 5.19 merge window over the past two weeks, Linus Torvalds has just released Linux 5.19-rc1. It’s a great way to coincidentally mark the end of Phoronix’s 18th anniversary. Linux 5.19 merge window was very exciting with many new features added. I’ll finish my Linux 5.19 feature preview in a day […]
Eighteen years ago today, I started Phoronix.com to focus on Linux hardware reviews. Back then, it was difficult to get devices running on Linux, from 56k modems to printers and other components today where Linux support can just be assumed. Open source graphics drivers at the time were also in their infancy and lacked vendor […]
While there has been progress with Mesa code targeting Apple M1 to run basic tests like glmark2, this has traditionally been an effort run on macOS with its kernel driver. This week, the Asahi Linux team celebrated their first triangle made working with a fully open source driver stack. Since last year, there have been […]
Until his death in 2020, many game developers cut their teeth on the vast world of Flash games. Based on the Adobe program of the same name and running in the browser, Flash games were, on the whole, free and widely available on the Internet, but grew in popularity. RELATED: 10 Most Popular Flash Games, […]
Published on June 04, 2022 at 08:27 The United States Attorney’s Office for the Intermediate District of Pennsylvania announced that Julian J. Levons, 64, of Henryville, Monroe County, pleaded guilty Thursday to carrying out a wire fraud and money laundering scheme. money for COVID-19 relief guaranteed by the Small Business Administration through the Economic Disaster […]
fatmawati achmad zaenuri/Shutterstock.com The scp The command makes it easy and secure to copy files between Linux computers. It uses SSH security, but most importantly, it’s simple. If you can use cpyou can use scp. The secure copy protocol and scp Let’s define a few terms: there is SCP and there is scp. The uppercase […]
Taras Buria Neowin @TarasBuria · June 3, 2022 1:58 a.m. EDT Microsoft has finished testing Edge 103 in the Dev channel, and now it has given users a major new release. Version104.0.1271.2 is the first Edge 104 update in the Dev channel with several improvements and bug fixes. What’s new in Microsoft Edge Dev 104.1271.2? […]
Tuxera has released its first new version of the NTFS-3G FUSE driver for NTFS read/write support on Linux and other platforms since the previous stable release last August. This new version was released last week to ship security fixes. NTFS-3G 2022.5.17 was released last week on May 26 as a security version. In particular, there […]
They also discovered an obscure clause in the law governing loans: if borrowers were significantly misled by their school, they could ask the government to cancel their loans. Much like a bank appraises a house before issuing a mortgage, the Department of Education is supposed to make sure that the programs it lets pay for […]
Thanks to the latest GNOME 42, you can now customize the Ubuntu dock and turn it into a macOS-like desktop. Here’s how. One of the main features of the GNOME 42 desktop environment is a highly customizable dock or dashboard. Let’s see how you can customize the new dock in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) […]
The EnemyBot malware botnet has added exploits to its arsenal, allowing it to infect and spread from enterprise-grade equipment. Worse still, EnemyBot’s main source code, minus its exploits, can be found on GitHub, so any malefactor can use the malware to start creating their own outbreaks of this nasty piece of software. The group behind […]
Developer Luca di Maio has released version 1.3.0 of DistroBox, a tool to simplify running different flavors of Linux in containers. distribution box is probably one of those tools that sounds good or totally confusing, depending on what kind of Linux user you are. If you regularly have to work with several different distros, you […]
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! While President Biden has floated the idea of canceling “some” student loan debt — an idea that has GOP and Democratic lawmakers worried, saying it would cost the government too much money and add to inflation — some university graduates with heavy debts don’t wait for someone […]
A QR code is a type of barcode that stores information and is read using a digital device, including smartphones. If you’ve been to convenience stores or cafes, you’ve probably seen QR codes there for receiving payments or sharing Wi-Fi passwords, among other things. But that’s not all. QR codes have other useful applications in […]
May 28, 2022 — by Giorgio Mendoza 4 views Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit pinterest E-mail The RZBoard V2L from Avnet, is a single board computer (SBC) that shares a similar design to the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. One of the main differences between these SBCs is that the RZBoard V2L is powered by the […]
Select’s editorial team works independently to review financial products and write articles that we think our readers will find useful. We earn commission from affiliate partners on many offers, but not all offers on Select are from affiliate partners. If you are planning to buy a house very soon, it is a good idea to […]
While for years Intel has traditionally devoted all of its attention to video acceleration on Linux to VA-API (and the Media SDK although less popular with Linux enthusiasts), with the modern world oneAPI for Intel hardware, their oneVPL library is quickly becoming a viable competitor and primary focus for their open-source video accelerator efforts. On […]
GlassWire is a popular network monitoring application (without Linux support) that helps you track data usage, unusual network activities, malicious network access, and more. I wish it supported Linux, but for now it only works on Windows and Android. For Linux, we don’t have a full-fledged GUI-based application that helps us monitor the network in […]
Microsoft has announced that Windows Server 2022 now supports Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2), allowing users to access more features from Linux distributions. The company has offered some Linux support for over a decade, but the latest announcement, which went against the pessimistic predictions of many GitHub users, seems like good fortune for Windows […]
Something to keep the security team busy: The US Cybersecurity Authority is urging everyone to patch a number of software flaws, including some older ones in Microsoft’s Silverlight plugin and Adobe Flash Player. The Cybersecurity And Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added three batches of must-see bugs to its catalog of known exploited software vulnerabilities this […]
Columbia Pacific Advisors Bridge Lending, a platform within Columbia Pacific Advisors, announced that it has provided three loans to Dynamic Star, a New York metropolitan real estate developer, for three properties in New York. Totaling $115 million, the three financing structures are designed by CPA to provide the Dynamic Star platform with optimal flexibility as […]
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS has arrived, which means new versions of Ubuntu-based distros are also coming. Pop!_OS is one such distro. Pop!_OS version 22.04 has been released, and that leaves some of you with the question: what sets these two distros apart and which one is right for you? What’s new in Ubuntu 22.04? Since Pop!_OS […]
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of installing fail2ban on Ubuntu Server 22.04 to prevent malicious login attempts. Image: PAOLO/Adobe Stock Fail2ban is one of the first things you need to install on your new Linux server deployments. Once deployed, fail2ban works to prevent malicious and brute force login attacks and can be used […]
Microsoft has announced that it is now possible to run WSL2-based Linux distributions in Windows Server 2022. The change rolled out with the latest rollup, which brought the operating system up to construction number 20348.740, although the change was not mentioned in the official changelog. Microsoft’s Craig Loewen confirmed that WSL2 support had been added […]
Asia-Pacific-based fintech companies raised $3.33 billion in 186 deals during the first quarter of 2022, surpassing previous deal values and volumes seen in the March quarter over the past three years . Digital lenders, the fintech segment the pandemic has hit hardest, appear to be back in vogue, topping all other fintech categories with $1.28 […]
Written by Jack Wallen, Contributing author Jack Wallen contributing writer Jack Wallen is what happens when a Gen X spirit merges with the current snark. Jack is a seeker of truth and a writer of words with a quantum mechanical pencil and a disjoint rhythm of sound and soul. Full biography on May 23, 2022 […]
This Article Is Based On The NVIDIA Article ‘NVIDIA Releases Open-Source GPU Kernel Modules’. All Credit For This Research Goes To The Researchers of This Project 👏👏👏 Please Don’t Forget To Join Our ML Subreddit So he’s finally here. Starting with the R515 driver release, NVIDIA is making its Linux GPU kernel modules open source […]
Private lender Bandhan Bank will gradually increase its exposure to secured loans by improving advances to the housing and MSME sectors, its managing director and CEO Chandra Shekhar Ghosh said. Currently, the bank’s exposure to MFI loans, which are unsecured, is 47%, and the share of its advances in the housing segment is 24%, […]
Calendar apps are a necessity to keep track of events and your to-dos in this modern and hectic business life. These apps can help you never forget anything again. The calendar apps available for Linux have many handy productivity features that will help you remember things, suggest important dates, and build good habits. So, let’s […]
For long-time Windows and macOS users, the thought of switching to Linux is dreadful. But when Linux is just as good (and honestly, much safer), why not make the switch? Linux operating systems are often the go-to option for tech savvy or computer enthusiasts, therefore, they are almost considered exclusive to this niche. People might […]
Microsoft plans to release two feature updates for its Windows operating systems later this year. Work on future feature updates is also continuing unhindered, and early versions of feature update release 2023 are already available. One of the recent changes in these preview builds of Feature Update 2023 is a new desktop search widget. Enabled […]
Rendering complex parts in CAD/CAM programs such as Mastercam requires powerful computer parts. The processors calculate and implement the results of the user’s commands, the RAM supports the complexity of the program, and the document and video cards render the environment and the three-dimensional image on the screen. Image courtesy of Mastercam. Error messages and […]
Placeholder while loading article actions Tesla shares – and Elon Musk’s wealth – took a huge hit on Friday, continuing a downward spiral and possibly jeopardizing the billionaire’s deal to buy Twitter. Shares of the electric car company, from which much of Musk’s wealth comes, fell more than 10% during Friday’s session, at one point […]
In computers, for a process to be executable, it must be placed in memory. For this, a field must be assigned to a process in memory. Memory allocation is an important issue to be aware of, especially in kernel and system architectures. Let’s take a detailed look at Linux memory allocation and understand what’s going […]
Last week, the mobile version openSUSE Tumbleweed switched to the new GCC 12 as the default system compiler and rebuilt its set of packages as part of this annual feature upgrade to the GNU Compiler Collection. For the curious, here are some benchmarks before and after this GCC 12 transition for openSUSE Tumbleweed. Last week’s […]
The Framework laptop is a modular laptop design that was released a year ago and is designed to be upgradeable and allows users to transfer many components from different ports to the motherboard itself. And the laptop is Linux compatible – see my Framework Laptop review from last year. For new systems or those looking […]
The Rust programming language has grown in popularity over the past couple of years. In its latest development industry reportanalyst firm SlashData said Rust has “nearly tripled in size in the past 24 months, growing from just 0.6 million developers in Q1 2020 to 2.2 million in Q1 2022.” the rust foundation recently announcement its […]
Enlarge / The Framework laptop gets its first major update today. Frame We were fans of the Framework Laptop when we reviewed it last year. Part of that is because its modular design prioritizes repairability and expandability, unlike most other laptops. But we also liked it because you didn’t have to make huge compromises to […]
Version 12.1 of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) was released this month, and among its many changes is support for the LoongArch processor architecture in China. The release announcement is here; the LoongArch port was accepted as recently as March. The Chinese Academy of Sciences developed a family of MIPS-compatible microprocessors in the early 2000s. […]
This tutorial explains how to download and install Kodi on Linux. We will do our best for you to understand this guide. I hope you will like this blog, How to Download and Install Kodi on Linux. If your answer is yes, please share after reading this. Contents Check How to Download and Install Kodi […]
Those who know me and who have already read my writings know very well how important the subject of decentralization is for me and for the way I look at the world, our societies and our economies. I sincerely believe that there is no future to be had, at least not one that respects human […]
Over the past year, we have seen various patches released by AMD engineers with a state effort around the preparations for the Frontier supercomputer. Most of these fixes involved memory management in Linux and special purpose memory management between CPUs/GPUs. Released on Monday was their latest work on consistent device memory mappings for the Linux […]
Starkville, Miss. A Mississippi man pleaded guilty Monday to a federal wire fraud charge of misusing more than $6 million in business loans under a pandemic relief program, prosecutors said. Rather than using the money for his businesses, Christopher Paul Lick admitted to using it for personal stock market investments and buying a home valued […]
Portmaster is a free, open-source, cross-platform network activity monitor available in an early version for Windows and Ubuntu and Fedora Linux distributions. Portmaster combines traditional network activity monitoring with additional features, such as the ability to enforce the use of secure DNS or automatic blocking of advertising, trackers and malicious hosts using filter lists, which […]
Legal experts say UK government plans to create new data protection laws will make more work and increase costs for businesses, while creating the possibility of challenges for data sharing between the EU and the UK. Last week, the Queen’s Speech – in which the UK government outlines its legislative plans – said the ruling […]
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish is the latest version of the popular open source operating system. Installing a fresh copy on a freshly erased hard drive will give you a great computing experience. However, if you are upgrading from a previous version of Ubuntu, things can be a bit bumpier at first. Here is an […]
An interesting series of Linux kernel patches were released this week to address inconsistent NUMA imbalance behavior for at least some workloads. In such cases, these patches address the performance differences seen in recent Linux kernel releases for some time. Long-time Linux kernel developer Mel Gorman summed up the problem nicely in his post on […]
Written by Jack Wallen, Contributing author Jack Wallen contributing writer Jack Wallen is what happens when a Gen X spirit merges with the current snark. Jack is a seeker of truth and a writer of words with a quantum mechanical pencil and a disjoint rhythm of sound and soul. Full biography on May 13, 2022 […]
Securing the open source software supply chain is a huge task. Last year, the Biden administration issued a decree aimed at improving the security of the software supply chain. This happened after the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack disrupted gas and oil deliveries throughout the Southeast and the SolarWinds software supply chain attack. Securing software has […]
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of installing the Podman runtime container on Ubuntu Server 22.04. Image: fatmawati/Adobe Stock As you know, Kubernetes has officially deprecated support for Docker, which means anyone working with Kubernetes may need to switch runtimes. One such environment is almost a direct Docker replacement named Podman. TO SEE: Recruitment […]
CIQ has landed $26 million in funding to support its plans to expand the use of Rocky Linux in the enterprise space. Last year, Red Hat decided to stop supporting CentOS 8 and focus on CentOS Stream. CentOS had huge enterprise users including Disney, GoDaddy, RackSpace, Toyota, and Verizon. In response, Greg Kurtzer, one of […]
Now that Ubuntu 22.10 has a release schedule and release date set in stone, it’s time for Canonical to kick off the development cycle and start releasing build ISOs daily for early adopters and developers. apps. Dubbed Kinetic Kudu, Ubuntu 22.10 is due out later this year on October 20, 2022, and Canonical’s Brian Murray […]
Microsoft eliminated 74 security vulnerabilities with its May 2022 Patch Tuesday update, including a significant zero-day bug that’s being actively exploited in the wild and several that are likely widely present in enterprise. It also fixed seven critical flaws, 65 other significant bugs, and one low-severity issue. The patches cover the full range of the […]
AMD has released its RDNA 3 ‘GFX11’ Graphics IP Support for Mesa 22.2. The new support is the next phase for AMD with the company’s next-generation graphics display IP block. The next generation AMD RDNA 3 GFX11 is the successor to the RDNA 2 GFX10. AMD recently confirmed that they are shifting their focus to […]
Faire, which has built a marketplace connecting retailers to independent brands around the world, has raised a $416 million extension for its Series G Fundingmore than doubling the size of the tower, the company confirmed to TechCrunch today. With the additional capital, Faire is now valued at $12.59 billion post-money, just under $200 million more […]
Fedora 36 comes out this morning as what is yet another release in recent times of being a very robust and cutting-edge, yet stable and reliable Linux distribution. I’ve run Fedora Workstation 36 and Fedora Server 36 snapshots before on various systems in my benchmarking lab and this release has proven to be quite solid […]
Real and exploitable knowledge, free software is a means for a scientific researcher to promote and disseminate his discoveries in society. This is the path advocated by Danielle Le Berry, teacher-researcher in computer science. Firefox, OpenOffice, VLC, Ubuntu… Like these few famous examples, free software — those whose license allows everyone to use, modify and […]
NEW ORLEANS The US Department of Agriculture says the growing season drought has made farmers in most of Texas, all of Louisiana and parts of Arkansas and Mississippi eligible to apply for federal assistance. The ministry’s Farm Service Agency says low-interest emergency loans can be used to meet a variety of recovery needs, including replacing […]
Minecraft although it’s been around for over a decade, it’s still one of the best video games out there. In 2019, the game celebrated its 10and anniversary, and with that, Mojang released a web version of Minecraft Classic for anyone to play without having to spend any money. Yes, the game is free and there […]
In the first part of Khadas VIM4 review, I showed Amlogic A311D2 SBC and some accessories such as DIY enclosure and M2X expansion board to add M.2 SSD and modem and tried services OOWOW cloud to install Ubuntu 20.04 server. I have now just had Fiber Internet at home, so it is much more convenient […]
By Jonathan Morales May 06, 2022 Buddy Hale ’17 (entrepreneurship) started small – just 25 instruments in a tiny apartment in Sacramento – but his idea was big: to create a lending library where anyone could borrow musical instruments or gear for as long as he would need it. Hale has channeled his lifelong love […]
AVM has re-released new lab firmware in preview of Fritz!OS 7.50 for Fritz!Box 7590 AX (test), 7590, 7530, 6591 Cable and 6660 Cable as well as 6850 LTE DSL, cable and hybrid routers and now offers a preview of the new operating system with VPN technology for eight models ground wire in. Fritz!Labor 7.39 as […]
The Fedora Project has changed its collective mind and Fedora 37 will not require UEFI – it will still install and run on BIOS-only systems. Last month we reported on some planned simplifications for Fedora 36 and 37. In addition to changes to console graphics support, there was a proposed require UEFI firmware, as a […]
Learn the steps to install Apache Maven on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy JellyFish using the command terminal to manage Java-based projects. Apache Maven is an open-source Java tool for standardized creation and management of Java-based projects. According to Maven developers, it is intended to make everyday development work easier by trying to automate as many […]
Google engineers are working on encrypted hibernation support for the Linux kernel as part of providing strong hibernation support for Google Chromebook use. Google engineers are working on “enabling hibernation in some new scenarios” but to do so safely. In addition to taking preventative measures to ensure that malicious userspace cannot use hibernation as a […]
SAN DIEGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Applied Data Finance, LLC (ADF), a leading technology lender and asset manager, today announced that it has originated* more than $1 billion in loans, including nearly $280 million in 2021 alone. Since its inception, ADF’s footprint has grown significantly with over 200,000 customers served. Founded in 2014, ADF has built an industry-leading AI-based […]
If you’re the least concerned about your privacy — and frankly you should be — Tails can help keep it secure. The Amnesiac Incognito Live system, to give it its full name, is a Linux-based operating system that you can boot on any computer. It can be used to encrypt files, emails and instant messaging […]
The Android operating system runs on over 2.5 billion devices worldwide. The need for Android software engineers to develop new applications and maintain existing ones is huge. Here’s how to start Android app development by installing Android Studio on Ubuntu, which includes the Android SDK, Java Development Kit (JDK), and other software needed to start […]
Mozilla celebrates the 100th version of its Firefox browser today with the new launch for Mac and iOS (PC, Linux, and Android as well). For Mac, Firefox gains improvements to its Picture-in-Picture mode, a new language switcher, and more today. Meanwhile, iOS is getting clutter-free tabs and history, plus new wallpapers later this week. After […]
Governor Wolf has proclaimed May 1-7, 2022 Pennsylvania “Small Business Week” Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Today, the Acting Secretary of the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED), Neil Weaver, was joined by officials from the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and local business owners at Love City Brewing to highlight highlight the resources available to […]
And that’s the end of the line for the Pixel 3a and 3a XL Just hours after May Day itself, Google is now rolling out the May 2022 Update for Pixel phones. the associated security bulletin claims that the 2022-05-05 patch level includes fixes for CVE-2022-0847 – otherwise known as the Dirty Pipe vulnerability which […]
This tutorial is about how to install Flatpak applications on Linux. We will do our best for you to understand this guide. I hope you will like this blog How to Install Flatpak Apps on Linux. If your answer is yes, please share after reading this.Contents Check How to Install Flatpak Apps on Linux In […]
The annual check-in with Linux creator Linus Torvalds took place this week during the Open Source Summit North America, held in Seattle this year (as well as virtually). The ceremony began with a birthday cake ceremonially brought to Torvalds to commemorate Linux’s 30th anniversary, which drew a round of applause from the audience. Hohndel went […]
SEREMBAN: A 41-year-old teacher lost RM276,000 in a scam in Macau after she was tricked into thinking she was involved in a cheating affair. The head of the state’s commercial crimes investigation department, Superintendent Aibee Ab Ghani, said the victim’s problems began on April 6 when she received a call from someone claiming to be […]
No matter how big your storage drive is, you always need to see how much space you’ve used and what files are using it. While there are ways to do this from the GUI on Linux, as always you get more detail using the terminal command line. Terminal tools are particularly useful for users monitoring […]
A few days ago I shared my experience with the new GNOME text editor which replaces the old Gedit editor. But that’s not the only “new” replacement for an older app. GNOME 42 also has a new terminal called Console. Let me share what’s new in this new terminal offering from GNOME and what it’s […]
by: Marley Kayden, Nexstar Multimedia Cable Post : April 29, 2022 / 6:27 p.m. EDT Update: April 29, 2022 / 6:27 p.m. EDT (NewsNation) — If you use Google Chrome as your Internet browser, beware: your information could be compromised. Google issued a alert warning billions of Chrome users that the browser was successfully targeted […]
The company is considering another way to package the popular PC gaming platform as part of a larger effort to improve Linux gaming. Canonical, the maker of the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, has announced the early availability of a Snap package for PC game store Steam. The new release comes as Canonical and Steam developers […]
A recent report on the Global Online Payday Loans Market published by Market Reports provides a global overview and assessment of the opportunities at the moment. The study provides an in-depth examination of key market trends. To forecast the growth of Online Payday Loans with the utmost accuracy, analysts consider both historical and current growth […]
You know what they say about April showers. This month at JumpCloud we bring you more ways to make (remote) work a reality® than ever before. Together, we’re building a more complete and secure cloud directory platform. Read on to learn all about Linux patch management, an improved learning experience, and other exciting new releases. […]
The Uyuni Project has released a new stable version of its eponymous free enterprise systems management tool that supports SUSE distributions as well as Red Hat (and its many relatives), Ubuntu, and Debian. Named after the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, the largest salt flat in the world, Uyuni is the open source muscle behind […]
Chrome users have been warned as Google revealed 30 new security flaws, including seven that pose a “high” threat. The tech company has warned billions of users that the browser has been successfully targeted by hackers. In a statement, the company informed that it is now releasing an update to fix the bugs. The update […]
When the country’s biggest banks announced their quarterly results earlier this month, many of them said they lent more money to businesses than they did in the first two years of the crisis. pandemic, when many small businesses were on the brink of government assistance. Even as commercial lending begins to pick up, some small […]
The U.S. Navy must open a ‘further investigation’ into allegations that Dell had insider pricing information from a rival for a $2.5 billion software deal, a federal claims judge has ruled, after that the Navy “failed to fully comply” with an earlier order. That rival was Insight Public Sector Inc, which protested the Navy’s decision […]
MontaVista company logo MontaVista Software, in partnership with Foundries.io, announces MVEdge, a ready-to-deploy Linux platform with security and update technologies for Edge. MVEdge makes it easy for our customers to keep edge-embedded devices secure and up-to-date, effectively improving resilience against cyber threats. — Iisko Lappalainen, Director of Product Management, MontaVista SANTA CLARA, CA, USA, April […]
Special education funding of RM1 million has been launched to help Malaysian students pursue higher education in Singapore. ADVERTISEMENT Financial aid under the Scholar Search PSB program has been made possible through the partnership between PSB Academy, Direct Lending and Uni Enrol. As part of this partnership, PSB Academy has agreed to set up a […]