Category: Linux

Linux Foundation launches new entry-level IT certification

The Linux Foundation and a visionary startup in the testing market, Certiverse announced that they are developing a new entry-level IT certification product: Linux Foundation Certified IT Associate (LFCA). LFCA will show the individual’s professional...

Stratis 2.1.0 will be available on Fedora 33

Although the Fedora 33 desktop version has determined to use the Btrfs file system by default, for users who use the server version or do not want to use the default settings, Fedora 33...

DragonFlyBSD adds AMD temperature driver from FreeBSD

Except for some specific problems with motherboards, DragonFlyBSD usually runs normally on AMD Zen systems. Now, it has introduced some new drivers from FreeBSD, and the overall operation has been better improved. Among the...

Linux Kernel 5.9 switch HTTP link to HTTPS

HTTPS is more secure than HTTP, and it can effectively avoid man-in-the-middle attacks. At present, developers in the Linux kernel source code have submitted at least 150 patches to change the HTTP link in...

Ubuntu Web: Firefox-based Web operating system

Developer  Rudra Saraswat plans to create a new web-based operating system. The operating system is called Ubuntu Web and aims to build a Chrome OS alternative operating system that combines the functions of Ubuntu...

Fedora 33 makes nano as the default editor

Compared with the current default editor Vi, the text editing graphical interface provided by Nano is more friendly to novices. Of course, Vi will remain in Fedora 33, but it is no longer the...

Debian 8 LTS reached End-of-Life

Debian 8 was first released on April 26, 2015. After receiving technical support from the Debian team for 5 years, it reached the EOL stage on June 30, 2020. This means that the Debian...