Modern Lightweight Linux Distro Showdown: Who is the Champion?
As a Linux user, I was recently in search of a Linux distribution (distro) that is lightweight and runs efficiently on a virtual machine or a physical machine using minimal
Screenly: Digital Sign Solution for Raspberry Pi (Tutorial)
Screenly OSE is an, open source, digital sign solution that is purpose built for the Raspberry Pi. This can come in handy in any situation where people gather, business, shop,
Using Regular Expressions – Introduction and Simple Use Case
Regular expressions are a way to define an advanced search pattern that can be very useful for manipulating text, among other things. They are used quite a bit in programming
Linux++ [Issue 9] with Carl Richell of System76
Hello and welcome to the ninth edition of Linux++, a weekly dive into the major topics, events, and headlines throughout the Linux world. This issue covers the week starting Monday,
Linux++ [Issue 8] with Joshua Strobl of Solus
Hello and welcome to the eighth edition of Linux++, a weekly dive into the major topics, events, and headlines throughout the Linux world. This issue covers the week starting Monday,
MX Linux 19.1 – Advanced Hardware Support Edition On the AMD Ryzen 3900X
In this video we take a look at MX Linux AHS (Advanced Hardware Edition) ISO. This specific version of MX opens up support for more up to date hardware enablement
Linux++ [Issue 7] with Georges Stravracas of GNOME
Hello and welcome to the seventh edition of Linux++, a weekly dive into the major topics, events, and headlines throughout the Linux world. This issue covers the week starting Monday,
Customizing the Ubuntu Dock
I made a video recently about customizing the Ubuntu Dock with dconf-editor. This companion article covers the same topics so feel free to read on or watch the video (or
Linux++ [Issue 6] with Michael Tunnell of DLN
Hello and welcome to the sixth edition of Linux++, a weekly dive into the major topics, events, and headlines throughout the Linux world. This issue covers the week starting Monday,
Linux++ [Issue 5] with Alan Pope of Canonical
Hello and welcome to the fifth edition of Linux++, a weekly dive into the major topics, events, and headlines throughout the Linux world. This issue covers the week starting Monday,
Snapcraft: Software For All
Packaging software has historically been a sore spot for Linux users over the years. Different distributions use their own package managers (or the package manager of the distribution they are
Beginners Guide to Virt-Manager (Virtual Machines with KVM/QEMU)
Don’t waste your time with using Virtualbox any longer. Once you watch this video you will be king of virtual machines utilizing the faster and more powerful KVM/QEMU on Linux
Linux++ [Issue 4] with Michael Mikowski of Kubuntu Focus
Hello and welcome to the fourth edition of Linux++, a weekly dive into the major topics, events, and headlines throughout the Linux world. This issue covers the week starting Monday,
GNOME 3: A Journey Like No Other
There may be no other desktop environment in the Linux world that has had as much controversy surrounding it as the GNOME project. The switch from GNOME 2 to the
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