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Bolt is a lightweight content management system (CMS) built on the popular PHP framework. In this guide, we will learn how to install BoltWire on Ubuntu 20.04 server.

Arch Linux 2021.08.01 has been released, and it’s the first monthly ISO snapshot of the popular GNU/Linux distribution to ship with the latest and greatest Linux 5.13 kernel series, which is now used by default. Linux 5.13.6 is included in this snapshot, but the Linux 5.13.7 point release already hit the testing repos at the moment of writing and will soon land in the stable channel for you to update your new installations to the latest kernel.

As you can imagine, Linux kernel 5.13 introduces better hardware support, which means that Arch Linux is now compatible with more systems and components. Highlights include FreeSync HDMI support for AMD GPUs, ACPI 6.4 support, support for Lenovo’s Thinkpad X1 Tablet Thin keyboard, Apple’s Magic Mouse 2, or Amazon’s Luna game controller, as well as new virtio drivers for some audio devices and Bluetooth controllers.

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Version:next-20210802 (linux-next) Released:2021-08-03

PhotoRec is an open-source software utility to recover lost or deleted media files like photos, videos, documents, etc from CD-ROMs, Hard disks, and digital camera memory. In this article, we will install and use PhotoRec to recover deleted files in ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

More than four months in development, 4MLinux 37.0 is here with support for more software that you can install via extensions since this is a modular Linux distro. The new apps that you can install in this release are the Dmidecode tool for reading hardware-related data from SMBIOS, FluidSynth software synthesizer with VMPK (Virtual MIDI Piano Keyboard, HandBrake video transcoder, and qBittorrent BitTorrent client.

Under the hood, there is even better news as 4MLinux 37.0 is powered by the long-term supported Linux 5.10 LTS kernel series, which has been patched to support the Reiser4 file system. This means that you should be able to install 4MLinux on a Reiser4 formatted drive, but also to handle such disk drives.

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Also: Why new OS looks this way, and easier install for Linux subsystem. Microsoft has added Windows 11 to the Beta channel of its Insider preview scheme and issued a new build which replaces flashing taskbar icons - indicating attention is required - with what it calls a "red pill."…

Networking is one of a sysadmin’s most important duties, so make sure you have the essentials covered.

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Once you learn top ethical hacking terminologies, it’s time to learn how to protect your online identity. These days it is one of the biggest challenges to stay anonymous while browsing the web. In this article, I will mention ways to stay anonymous online.

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If you’re new to Linux or if you just want to learn more about Linux and improve your professional skills, you might be wondering where to learn Linux online. This article will help you.

There are many options to choose from, ranging from written content to video tutorials and audiobooks. Each category with its own different choices. We’ll go through each one of them and guide you through all the options of where to learn Linux.

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The devs behind the Ubuntu Unity Remix distribution announced today a new development milestone of their upcoming UnityX 10 desktop environment.

It’s August already, and this means that we’re getting new releases of Ubuntu and Debian GNU/Linux. But, until then, this past week brought us new releases of the PulseAudio sound server, KDE Plasma 5.22 desktop environment, as well as the Arch Linux and 4MLinux distributions.

On top of that, I published another monthly roundup of Xfce app updates, and, if you have the time, you can test drive the upcoming releases of MX Linux 21 and Linux Lite 5.6 distributions. You can enjoy these and much more in 9to5Linux’s Linux weekly roundup for August 1st, 2021, below!

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Working with Windows[he]#039[/he] NTFS drives in Linux has always been difficult, but if the Paragon NTFS driver finally makes it into the Linux kernel, it will be much easier.

This guide defines Timeshift, explains its benefits, and shows how to backup and restore Linux systems with Timeshift.

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This guide explains what Podman is and does, its features, differences between a Podman container and an image, and how to install Podman in Linux.

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Bolt is a lightweight content management system (CMS) built on the popular PHP framework. In this guide, we will learn how to install BoltWire on Ubuntu 20.04 server.

ThinkorSwim is a web-based trading platform developed by TD Ameritrade. It allows users to trade in various stock, options, futures, and equities from the web-based interface. In this post, we will show you how to install Thinkorswim on Ubuntu 20.04 desktop.

Freespire 7.7 is here based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) and still does not incorporate any proprietary media codecs.

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In this guide, you will learn how to set up KVM/QEMU virtualization on a Manjaro/Arch Linux machine. Also, you will learn how to create the first virtual machine with the GUI application “virt-manager” – a desktop user interface for managing virtual machines.

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In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install Sysdig on Ubuntu 20.04 and 21.04.Sysdig is open source, system-level exploration: capture system state and activity from a running Linux-based system such as Ubuntu 20.04, then save, filter, and analyze that is particularly useful for system analysis, inspection, and debugging, amongst other uses. Sysdig is scriptable in Lua and includes a command-line interface and a powerful interactive UI using the command csysdig that runs in your terminal.