Pop! _OS, the recently released Linux distribution for the well-known Linux notebook maker System76, is based on the Ubuntu and GNOME desktop environments and aims to provide users with a personalized and fresh experience....
With the release of Ubuntu 19.10, some flavor versions have also been updated. After introducing Ubuntu Budgie, let’s introduce what changes have been brought about by Kubuntu. Kubuntu 19.10 uses the Plasma 5.16 desktop...
Ubuntu 19.10 “Eoan Ermine” has just been released, and the 20.04 version has also begun to appear. The alphabetical naming convention is still followed, as well as the adjective + animal naming convention. The...
Canonical today officially released Ubuntu 19.10, code-named “Eoan Ermine,” which brings many new features, including the late ZFS file system. ZFS is an extensible, advanced file system that supports better data compression, copy-on-write, snapshots,...
KDE Neon is based on the LTS version of Ubuntu. For the look and feel, KDE Neon’s main features are its aesthetically pleasing flat themes, widgets that are easily added to the desktop, and...
A beta version of KDE Plasma 5.17 has been released today. Some highlights of KDE Plasma 5.17 include: Do Not Disturb mode is automatically enabled when mirroring screens (e.g. when delivering a presentation)...
After years of evaluation, discussion, and rewriting, Linus Torvalds approved the kernel lockdown feature. The new feature LSM (Linux Security Module) will be available to users with Linux kernel 5.4. It will restrict user-space...
Linux servers have a lot of system services to start, they provide local and network users with a Linux system function interface, directly to applications and users. The programs that provide these services are...
A month ago, the USB-IF organization officially released the next-generation USB4 standard specification. Based on the Intel Thunderbolt protocol, the bandwidth doubled again to 40Gbps, which is exactly the same as the Thunder 3...
Using the latest Apache version is desirable in order not to protect your webserver. The hiding webserver information certainly does not help to get rid of vulnerabilities but will complicate the work of the...
Clement Lefebvre, head of Linux Mint, recently released the monthly news for the project and revealed some new news about LMDE 4 and Linux Mint. Clement Lefebvre announced the upcoming LMDE (Linux Mint Debian...
Fail2Ban scans log files like /var/log/auth.log and bans IP addresses conducting too many failed login attempts. It does this by updating system firewall rules to reject new connections from those IP addresses, for a configurable...
