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rlxOS GNU/Linux: A Secure, User-Friendly, and Independent Linux Distro

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rlxOS is an open-source, privacy-oriented GNU/Linux distribution built from scratch with a focus on user experience, security, and performance. Designed as a rolling-release operating system, it combines the simplicity of use with the robustness required for secure and stable computing. Let’s explore the key features that set rlxOS apart from other Linux distributions. Independence and… Read More »rlxOS GNU/Linux: A Secure, User-Friendly, and Independent Linux Distro

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Tails: The Secure Linux Distro

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Secure Linux Distro Tails, short for “The Amnesic Incognito Live System,” is a specialized Linux distribution designed with security and privacy in mind. It is built on Debian GNU/Linux and aims to ensure users’ anonymity by routing internet traffic through the Tor network. Tails is a live operating system, meaning it runs from a USB… Read More »Tails: The Secure Linux Distro

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Chrome or Chromium: Which Browser Should You Use?

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Chrome or Chromium? When it comes to web browsers, Google Chrome is a household name, renowned for its speed, compatibility, and seamless integration with Google services. However, you might have come across another browser called Chromium and wondered how it compares to Chrome. Although they share a common foundation, there are significant differences between the… Read More »Chrome or Chromium: Which Browser Should You Use?

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Linux Mint 22 Released

Linux Mint 22 “Wilma” is a new milestone for the popular Linux distribution, bringing several noteworthy improvements and features designed to enhance user experience and system performance. This article will delve into the major updates and changes that come with this release, covering everything from system enhancements to application updates. System Enhancements One of the… Read More »Linux Mint 22 Released

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Understanding the Linux Kernel: The Heart of Your Computer’s Operating System

When you use a computer, you interact with various applications like web browsers, word processors, or games. But behind the scenes, there’s a critical component that makes everything work smoothly: the operating system. One of the most important parts of an operating system is called the kernel, and today, we’ll dive into understanding the Linux… Read More »Understanding the Linux Kernel: The Heart of Your Computer’s Operating System

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Flathub: The App Store for Linux

Introduction Flathub is an increasingly popular app store for Linux, offering a centralized repository of applications that are distributed as Flatpaks. Flatpak is a universal package format designed to work across various Linux distributions, providing a consistent environment for applications and ensuring they run reliably on any Linux system. This versatility makes Flathub an essential… Read More »Flathub: The App Store for Linux

TrueNAS

TrueNAS: A Robust Network-Attached Storage Solution

TrueNAS, a robust and versatile Network-Attached Storage (NAS) operating system, has garnered widespread acclaim for its reliability, scalability, and open-source nature. Originating from the collaborative efforts of developers in France and the USA, TrueNAS supports a wide array of storage needs, catering to both personal and enterprise environments. This article delves into the key features,… Read More »TrueNAS: A Robust Network-Attached Storage Solution

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Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) Nears End of Life: Upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Ubuntu, the widely acclaimed Linux distribution, announced its 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) release on October 12, 2023. With a support period of nearly nine months, the end of life for Ubuntu 23.10 is approaching on July 11, 2024. This marks the end of official support and updates for this version. End of Support for Ubuntu 23.10… Read More »Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) Nears End of Life: Upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

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A Lifeline for CentOS 7 Users: Introducing SUSE Liberty Linux Lite

Enlyft reports nearly 400,000 active CentOS users today. For those relying on CentOS 7, it’s crucial to note that in less than two weeks, this once-stable OS will reach its end of life. This means security patches and maintenance updates from the CentOS community will no longer be available, leaving users facing potentially risky migrations… Read More »A Lifeline for CentOS 7 Users: Introducing SUSE Liberty Linux Lite