Most new Linux distributions follow a predictable recipe: pick a popular base, add a desktop, throw in some theming, and ship. Sometimes it works; often the distro quietly vanishes in
In many development and production environments, communication with a Linux virtual machine is taken for granted over the network: internal IP addresses, SSH, firewall rules, routes, tunnels… But when the
Canonical has taken an important step to bring the Linux world even closer to the corporate Windows ecosystem. The company has announced the general availability of Ubuntu Pro for WSL,
While half the world is moving workloads to the cloud, there’s a very interesting front going in the opposite direction: bringing full execution environments into the browser, without servers, without
At a time when many Linux distributions easily exceed several gigabytes of download and demand tens of gigabytes on disk, Tiny Core Linux 16.2 is a blunt reminder of an
Proxmox has announced the release of Proxmox Backup Server 4.1, an update that strengthens the role of its backup platform in modern enterprise environments, where on-premise workloads, cloud and S3
The command line isn’t required when using Linux.To truly maximize your Linux experience, you should still learn it.Some commands are more useful than others. Before we begin, I want to
The Linux kernel community is experiencing a small, quiet but symbolic changing of the guard. Alex Gaynor, one of the early names behind the Rust for Linux initiative, has formally
The Linux 5.4 LTS kernel series has officially reached its end of life. After more than six years of continuous maintenance and over 300 point releases, this long-term support branch
Configuring Nginx manually is still, for many developers, a mix of respect and reluctance. The power of the world’s most used web server is not in doubt, but its configuration
