Best distributions for scientists and IT professionals
If you work as a scientist or are a professional in the IT world, then you should know this list with the best GNU/Linux distributions
GNU / Linux
For Ubuntu Studio the size does matter
The first Linux distributions came on a floppy disk. Then came the CD bringing us the Live distributions. Later the devedé…
What is the GNOME desktop
Enter here to find out what Gnome is, and what are the characteristics of one of the most used desktop environments in Linux.
The new version of Linux 5.17 has already been released and these are its most important changes
After two months of development, Linus Torvalds released a few days ago the release of the new version of the Linux kernel 5.17...
How to install Lubuntu from a USB stick
In this tutorial we will see how to install Lubuntu from a USB device. Discover how to have it on your computer in a simple way.
DentOS 2.0, already released, know what's new in this OS for switches
Recently, the release of the new version of DentOS 2.0 was released, which includes compatibility with...
The most important open source libraries
They have analyzed the most relevant open source libraries and have created a list with 1000 of the most important. These are...
DahliaOS: what is this operating system and how does it stand out
DahliaOS is an interesting operating system, a very interesting project that you should know about for what it can offer you
The new GNOME text editor
At the end of last year, my Pablinux colleague told us that GNOME was working on a new text editor…
Some wargames open source or available for Linux
If you are like the majority of human beings, you have surely sinned by being a brother-in-law on social networks or family gatherings….
What's new in Fedora 36
These are the news of Fedora 36 that will be available for download next April. GNOME 42 is the big news.
Libadwaita, the library of discord
We'll tell you what libadwaita is for, the library that forced changes to Ubuntu's color palette and changes to the Budgie desktop.
For Linux 5.18 it is planned to move the code to a more current version of C in order to solve various problems.
During the process of discussion by the developers of the Linux Kernel on the subject of a set of patches ...
postmarketOS: how to use Linux on your mobile without removing Android
If you want to try a more flexible Linux distribution, but you don't want to eliminate Android, with postmarketOS and its netboot you can do it that easily.
Manjaro 2022-02-5 arrives with fresh packages, like LibreOffice 7.3
Manjaro 2022-02-05 has arrived with fresh news such as LibreOffice 7.3 or KDE Gear 21.12.2, among other updated packages.
Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit now available as a stable version
Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit is now available. From now on you can choose between the Legacy version, the 32-bit version and the 64-bit version.
The fourth version of the patches for Rust driver support on Linux has been published
Miguel Ojeda, author of the Rust-for-Linux project, recently released the fourth proposal for the driver components...
The 10 best GNU / Linux distributions of 2021
Once 2021 is over, it is possible to analyze which have been the best GNU / Linux distributions. Here's the list ...
Linux 5.16 has already been released and these are its news
After two months of development, Linus Torvalds announced the release of the new version of the Linux kernel 5.16 and in which ...
systemd 250 has already been released and these are its news
After five months of development, the release of the new version of "systemd 250" was announced in which ...
Clear Linux: the distro that hides nice secrets
Clear Linux is another GNU / Linux distribution, but it hides some interesting secrets that make it very interesting
screenFetch: perfect system information generator
If you want to get information about the system in your GNU / Linux distro, you will be interested in knowing screenFetch, a very practical tool
find: the best practical examples to locate what you are looking for
If you are "lost" in Linux and want to locate what you are looking for, you can help yourself with these examples of the find command
Dependency Combobulator: open-source toolkit against attacks
Dependency Combobulator is a very practical and open source set of tools to fight against attacks
Market share in Smart TVs: The most used operating system is ...
The statistics speak very clearly about the market share in the realm of operating systems, and some figures surprise
The best project management software for Linux
If you work in a group or want to put some more order in your life, you will surely love these project management programs
Raspberry Pi OS based on Debian 11 now available, with Linux 5.10, GTK 3 and other new features
The new version of Raspberry Pi OS is now available. It is based on Debian 11 that arrived over the summer and uses the Linux 5.10 kernel.
Twister UI: the best operating system for the Raspberry Pi "comes" to the desktop
Twister UI is an installer that will turn your computer with Manjaro or Xubuntu (Xfce) into the best system for the Raspberry Pi.
Linux 5.15, just released, comes with native support for NTFS and is the LTS version that succeeds Linux 5.10
Linux 5.15 has come with new features such as native support for NTFS. Its maintainer has decided that it is the LTS version of 2021.
MacOS programs on Linux? With Darling it is possible.
As time goes by, the differences between operating systems become irrelevant. Virtual machines, containers ...
Testing Amarok LinuxOS 3.2. The best of Debian without complications
Testing Amarok LinuxOS 3.2 I discover a great distribution that allows us to access the best of Linux and Debian without major complications
How to find the version of NVIDIA CUDA on Linux?
If you are using NVIDIA CUDA on your Linux distro for parallel programming and GPGPU use, you will surely want to know how to view the version.
Lumina Desktop 1.6.1: already released
There are many desktop environments for GNU / Linux that are not so well known, one of them is Lumina Descktop, which has already reached its version 1.6.1
AlmaLinux becomes a membership-centric project
Several replacements for CentOS have emerged since changes to the distro were announced, one of them is AlmaLinux, which is now taking a new course.
Windows 8 and UEFI. The dangerous background of Windows 11 and TPM
This series of articles serves two purposes. The first is to show that Windows 11 is a great opportunity to expand ...
Linux in… IndyCar and the Indianapolis 500?
If you're wondering if Tux has been around the Indianapolis 500 oval in an Indycar, the answer is yes.
ovpn-dco, a kernel module to speed up OpenVPN performance
A few days ago the OpenVPN developers released the news that they have introduced a kernel module called ...
PeaZip 8.2: new version with improvements for use on the console
The famous GUI compression and decompression program, PeaZip, now reaches its version 8.2 with improvements for use in the terminal
htmlq: extract content from an HTML in Linux
The htmlq command line tool is a simple program to extract HTML content in GNU / Linux
Chrome OS 93 comes with improvements in app screen resizing and more
The new version of Chrome OS 93 has just been launched, which arrives a week after the launch of Chrome 93 ...
OpenWrt 21.02.0 arrives with several important changes, including hardware changes
A significant new version of OpenWrt 21.02.0 has just been released, which stands out for having increased the minimum requirements
Linux-libre 5.14 arrives with updates to cleanup scripts
A few days ago the Latin American Free Software Foundation published (with a slight delay) the new completely free version of the kernel
Linux 5.14 comes with RPI 400 support, EXT4 enhancements, drivers, KMV and more
Of the most notable changes are the quotactl_fd () and memfd_secret () system calls, the removal of ide and raw drivers, again ...
Today the Linux Kernel celebrates its 30th anniversary and it still has a lot to give
Since on August 25, 1991, after five months of development, 21-year-old student Linus Torvalds announced in ...
Chrome OS 92 comes with enhancements for virtual desktops, video conferencing and more
The new version of Chrome OS 92 is now available and in this new version it is presented in addition to the bug fixes ...
Mobian: everything you need to know about this mobile project
Mobian is a very interesting project that you should know about, since it is a Debian for mobiles that promises
CBL-Mariner: How to Install and Test Microsoft Linux System
Microsoft has very quietly released CBL-Mariner, a Linux operating system that you can download and install like another distro
How to rename multiple files at once in Linux
Sometimes it is necessary to rename several files in Linux. If you don't want to go one by one, you can follow this tutorial
GlassFish - what exactly is this implementation?
GlassFish is an interesting implementation of the Java platform that not many users are aware of, but it has powerful features
The second version of the patches for Rust driver support on Linux has been shipped
The request sent by Miguel Ojeda is a second updated version of the components for the development of drivers ...
Linux 5.13 arrives with initial support for Apple M1, driver improvements and more
Linus Torvalds released the Linux kernel 5.13 release which is regarded as the largest version ever ...
Slimbook EXECUTIVE: new and powerful laptop from the Spanish
Slimbook has presented a new product. It is a powerful and exclusive laptop called Executive
GNU / Linux: Desktop environments… weird!
There are many desktop environments for Linux distros, but none of the weird ones like the ones I show you here.
OpenSCAP: Security Hearing Tools
If you are concerned about the security of your Linux systems and want to audit its status, you will be interested in knowing OpenSCAP
Slimbook: Brings You More Fresh News
The Spanish firm Slimbook brings interesting news with a new miniPC and new apps for your Linux distro
You may have heard of GNOME 40, but you will not understand the leap they have taken until you try it.
GNOME 40 came after desktop v3.38, and the leap in numbers seems to go hand in hand with the leap forward here.
exa: a modern alternative to the ls command for listing content
The ls command is one of the most used to list content in the terminal, instead, there are modern alternatives such as exa
Quadrapassel: an implementation of Tetris for your Linux
If you like the video game Tetris, which is already a classic that does not want to go out of style, you should know Quadrapassel for Linux
Finit 4.0: a simple alternative to systemd and SysV init
Finit 4.0 is the new version of a system that could serve as a simple alternative to systemd and SysV init
Konquest: simple video game to conquer galaxies
Konquest is a simple spacecraft and galaxy conquest video game for Linux. A distraction for those idle moments
openSUSE Leap 15.3: RC has been released for testing now
If you want to get ahead of the final release of openSUSE Leap 15.3 and test what's new, or help report bugs, try the RC now
Zellij: new terminal multiplexer written in Rust
Rust is in fashion and many see it as the new C. That is why more and more projects are written on it such as Zellij, a terminal multiplexer.
Tanks: a classic video game for Linux that will sound like ...
Surely you remember the popular Tanks: Battle City, well, this other open source game brings it to you for Linux
Slimbook: the fresh news that the Spanish firm brings you
The Spanish firm Slimbook now has great fresh news to share with all Linux users and that you should know
The best programming languages ​​for Linux developers
If you are a developer on the Linux platform, you will surely like to know some of the best programming languages
How to install Discord on your GNU / Linux distro step by step
A complete tutorial on everything you need to know to install Discord on your GNU / Linux distribution step by step
Miracles GNU / Linux 2.2 Omega. The multiplication of software
MilagrOS GNU / Linux 2.2 Omega is an ideal distribution for those who want to get started in Linux mode easily and with little knowledge.
Ubuntu Touch OTA-16 is now available and these are its news
The UBports project recently announced the release of the new OTA-16 firmware update. According to the developers, OTA-16
Morse code software. Some open source options
Morse code software. We review some open source options to learn about this communication tool still used.
Stereokit: Mixed Reality Library Adds Linux Support
Stereokit is a library for mixed reality that now also adds support for the GNU / Linux system
Linux 5.12 RC1 Arrives Despite Oregon Power Outage Week
Linus Torvalds announced the availability of the first release candidate (RC1) of Linux 5.12 last Sunday after a roadblock
Linux and open source come to Mars with Ingenuity
NASA's new mission to Mars has taken Linux and other open source projects to the red planet
Linux 5.11 comes with improvements for Btrfs, support improvements for AMD, USB4 and more
After two months of development, Linus Torvalds announced a few days ago the release of the new version of the Linux kernel 5.11
openSUSE Leap 15.1 reaches the end of its life
openSUSE Leap 15.1 reaches the end of its life, so you should update to version 15.2 now
Fileless malware - what is this security threat?
Most malware has infection files, but can malware exist without them? What is fileless malware?
Exclude a directory when searching on Linux
When you search on your GNU / Linux system, you sure want to exclude some directories. So can...
VirtualBox 6.1.18: new version with support for Linux 5.10 LTS
Oracle releases the new version VirtualBox 6.1.18 with support for Linux kernel 5.10 LTS and other improvements that you will like
Can Linux be run on a quantum computer?
A curious question that surely many are asking, and is whether or not you can run Linux on a quantum computer ...
Can Linux be installed on a Nintendo 64?
The Nintendo 64 game console was one of the most acclaimed of the past. Now almost a vintage piece in which you can install Linux?
Project Lenix: another substitute to fill the CentOS void
Project Lenix is ​​another open source project to be able to fill the void left by the new direction that CentOS has taken
To do with boys. Creating Christmas avatars with Inkscape
To do with boys. Some open source projects ideal for the little ones to discover the fun of using free software
basename and dirname: two commands you should know
The basename and dirname commands are two very common commands, but perhaps not well known to everyone. You should know its usefulness
Getting started on Linux: resources for taking the plunge
Here you will find all the necessary resources you need to start using your GNU / Linux distro and not fail in the attempt
With what to replace CentOS. Alternatives to have and not to consider.
What to replace CentOS with. Here are some options to consider when replacing the RedHat-based distribution.
CentOS Stream: what it is and what you need to know
If you are wondering about what is CentOS Stream and when will it arrive, what changes does it entail, etc., here are the keys ...
find: simple tricks to find certain specific permissions
With the find command you can locate files and directories with specific permissions, something interesting for audits and administration
How to delete all but one of the files in a directory
If you want to delete all the files in a directory on your GNU / Linux distro, but you want to avoid deleting one of them, this is how you can do it ...
NVIDIA GeForce Now: could have Linux support
If you've ever tried to use NVIDIA GeFore Now on your GNU / Linux distro, you are going to like this news, as it could come ...
Linux support for Apple Silicon M1?
It seems there are already developers working on Linux support to make it work on Apple Silicon M1 chips ...
systemd 247 arrives with changes in udev, improvements in services and more
And in this new version an experimental out of memory driver was added, an update was carried out ...
More about LibreOffice, the open source office suite
More about LibreOffice. We review the strengths for which you should know the best open source office suite
What's behind the code. Brief history of the LIbreOffice project
What's behind the code. We tell the story of one of the most successful examples of the open source development model. LibreOffice.
NASA and free software: a promising story
NASA increasingly uses free and open source software, as well as Linux-based systems for its missions
About Kdenlive and OpenShot. Its main features
About Kdenlive and OpenShot. We run through the salient features of two of the video editors
Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel R6U1 Arrives with Driver Enhancements and More
Oracle announced the release of the first update of Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 6 which is based on the Linux 5.4 kernel ...
XuanTie C906: RISC-V-based chip debuts on a board for $ 12.5
RISC-V keeps moving forward, now a new product is coming. A board with an Allwinner chip capable of running Linux
WinApps is now available and allows you to run Windows applications on Linux
In the month of opening Hayden Barnes (an application developer and engineering manager at WSL, Windows Subsystem for Linux ...
RoboLinux 11: A Very Advanced Distro You Should Know About
RoboLinux is a GNU / Linux distribution that not everyone knows about, but it is a complete and advanced project
Working with repositories using terminal in Ubuntu
Working with the repositories from the terminal we can manage both the original Ubuntu repositories and those of third parties
RISC-V comes to PC with a new motherboard for developers
A new motherboard from SiFive has made it possible for RISC-V to enter the PC world, thus providing a platform for developers.