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Here are some recommended things to do after installing elementary OS 7 "Horus".

OBS Studio 29.0.1 brings several Linux-specific fixes, including a crash when trying to use Wayland’s automatic scene switcher and more.

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Corel Pinnacle Studio is a full-featured, near-pro-level video editing application without a steep learning curve.

Stay up to date with the latest Linux kernel releases by learning how to install Kernel 6.1 on Ubuntu 22.04 or 20.04 LTS using TuxInvader PPA.

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Learn how to install VSCodium on Linux Mint 21 or 20 for a privacy-friendly alternative to Visual Studio Code.

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Hi all, This is Carlos Soriano, Engineering Manager at the GPU team at Red Hat. I’m here together with Sebastian Wick, primary HDR developer at Red Hat, and Niels de Graef, GPU team Product Owner at Red Hat, to announce that we’re organizing the Display/HDR hackfest in Brno in the Czech Replublic, April 24-26! The […]

This step-by-step guide shows how to install the Caddy web server with PHP 8 support on Rocky Linux 9 and AlmaLinux 9 and obtain a free SSL certificate.

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This article explores the impact of open-source culture on career growth in the Linux-based AI-Cloud industry. Learn more here.

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The January 2023 issue of my exclusive “Xfce’s Apps Update” monthly roundup is here to inform fans of the lightweight Xfce desktop environment about the latest releases of their favorite Xfce apps, plugins, tools, and more.

Check out how ChatGPT can help by providing troubleshooting solutions to your most specific Linux issues.

 

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An anonymous reader quotes a report from VentureBeat: Red Hat is perhaps best known as a Linux operating system vendor, but it is the company's OpenShift platform that represents its fastest growing segment. Today, Red Hat announced the general availability of OpenShift 4.12, bringing a series of new capabilities to the company's hybrid cloud application delivery platform. OpenShift is based on the open source Kubernetes container orchestration system, originally developed by Google, that has been run as the flagship project of the Linux Foundation's Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) since 2014. [...] With the new release, Red Hat is integrating new capabilities to help improve security and compliance for OpenShift, as well as new deployment options on ARM-based architectures. The OpenShift 4.12 release comes as Red Hat continues to expand its footprint, announcing partnerships with Oracle and SAP this week. The financial importance of OpenShift to Red Hat and its parent company IBM has also been revealed, with IBM reporting in its earnings that OpenShift is a $1 billion business. "Open-source solutions solve major business problems every day, and OpenShift is just another example of how Red Hat brings business and open source together for the benefit of all involved," Mike Barrett, VP of product management at Red Hat, told VentureBeat. "We're very proud of what we have accomplished thus far, but we're not resting at $1B." [...] OpenShift, like many applications developed in the last several decades, originally was built just for the x86 architecture that runs on CPUs from Intel and AMD. That situation is increasingly changing as OpenShift is gaining more support to run on the ARM processor with the OpenShift 4.12 update. Barrett noted that Red Hat OpenShift announced support for the AWS Graviton ARM architecture in 2022. He added that OpenShift 4.12 expands that offering to Microsoft Azure ARM instances. "We find customers with a significant core consumption rate for a singular computational deliverable are gravitating toward ARM first," Barrett said. Overall, Red Hat is looking to expand the footprint of where its technologies are able to run, which also new cloud providers. On Jan. 31, Red Hat announced that for the first time, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) would be available as a supported platform on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). While RHEL is now coming to OCI, OpenShift isn't -- at least not yet. "Right now, it's just RHEL available on OCI," Mike Evans, vice president, technical business development at Red Hat, told VentureBeat. "We're evaluating what other Red Hat technologies, including OpenShift, may come to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure but this will ultimately be driven by what our joint customers want."

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There are something like 300 Linux distributions. Thankfully, the list of Linux desktop environments is much shorter, but there are still plenty.

Get the most out of your Fedora’s virtualization capabilities by installing VMware Workstation Player. Learn how here!

A fully open-source robot programming competition aims at developing intelligent humanoid wrestling robots.Everything is hosted/run on GitHub. Participant can program in Python, C, C++, Java, ROS, etc.The winner will receive one Ether.

Discover the best new features of elementary OS 7 "Horus" across desktop, installer, welcome and native apps.

The KDE Project released today KDE Gear 22.12.2 as the second maintenance update to the latest KDE Gear 22.12 open-source software suite for the KDE Plasma desktop environment and other projects bringing various minor improvements to some of your favorite KDE apps.

The PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the February 2023 issue.

In this guide, we explore various ways you can use to find out the Parent Process IDs (PPIDs) or processes on a Linux system.

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Now in its 20th year of supporting and promoting the FOSS community, SCaLE 20x – the Southern California Linux Expo – will be held at the Pasadena Convention Center March 9-12, 2023. This 4-day annual event brings together the vibrant Open Source user community, tech industry leaders, developers, users and many more.

A proprietary take on the metaverse won’t work. If anything is going to transform the metaverse from hype to reality, it will be open source.

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