The Ubuntu Commands I Use When Reading Huge Log Files
Sharing a practical guide I wrote on the Ubuntu commands I actually use when reading...
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PSA: Managing a Triple-GPU Setup (Arrow Lake + Blackwell + 7900 XTX eGPU) on Linux. Why I had to ditch GNOME for KDE.
TL;DR: I love GNOME’s workflow, but on bleeding-edge hardware (Intel Core Ultra Arrow Lake +...
Give me your pet peeves so that I can create an app to fix it.
I just want to dive into open source projects, I want to create something that...
UNCORK: Convert wine prefixes into native linux packages.
Hi guys. I did put in the repo itself that its not "quite" done. i...
[Final Update, probably] I’m glad to announce that the Wi-Fi issues are finally gone with v6.17.10
Here's the original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1k387ef/update_successfully_fixed_the_problems_of_qca9377/ What started as a helpless repetition of Wi-Fi getting cut...
What sources do you recommend for me?
I want to learn how to use Linux well so I can finally leave Windows...
How I ship power-options to all major Linux distros with 0 hassle
TLDR: im frustrated that I could have done in 30 minutes my release workflow that...
How old is this?
I just find this at some old boxes and i dont know how old is...
Age verification bills & KOSA being voted on in committee this Thursday
The House Energy and Commerce subcommittee that oversees these age verification bills are voting THIS THURSDAY...
Is there a compelling reason for Fedora to perform updates in this Windows-style manner? Why can’t the system apply updates while it’s running, so that the reboot doesn’t involve any waiting because everything has already been completed?
Is there a compelling reason for Fedora to perform updates in this Windows-style manner? Why...
Looking for a pointer: Accessibility on Linux; discussion group
Basically all my friends are visually impaired and with the imending end of win10, the...
Gnome PaperWM versus KDE Karousel
I'm installing a fresh new system and like Gnome and KDE similarly. I need a...
lighthearted linux bloat competition
for this you need perf installed (eg linux-perf package in debian). after booting/rebooting, open terminal...
Windows 11 killed my laptop, so I killed Windows… and switched to Mint
I have a laptop from 2019, it was pretty high end at the time. It...
In china no one use linux why?
I saw this stats in statcounter. Their Linux usage rate is 1/15 of Türkiye's and...
Nyx – CLI tool for secure password, OTP auth code, SSH key management via fuse point
Got frustrated one night at both, KeepassX and my lackluster opsec, so put together Nyx....
Como fiz o Warsaw (Guardião Itaú) funcionar no openSUSE Leap com SELinux ativado / How I got Warsaw (Itaú Bank Guard) working on openSUSE Leap with SELinux enabled
Many Brazilian Linux users have struggled to get Warsaw (Itaú’s Guardião) working, especially on more...
Linux Means Less Pain
Yes, I occasionally have issues with Linux that I need to resolve and, yes, I...
What are some good desktop Linux builds?
Hello, I know there are a ton of flavors of Linux, which ones are the...
GIMP 3.0.6 Released
This release contains a ton of fixes (big and small) we've done during the 3.1...
With which Laptop/Hardware supports Linux financially more?
I'm into the market to buy a new laptop. Is there any difference if I...
Linux while a student
Hi there, I’m still trying to get the hang of linux so forgive me if...
Jami: Manifesto 2025: the freedom to communicate belongs to all of us
jami.net/manifesto-2025 Never has humanity had more tools to speak. Yet communicating freely has rarely been...
Linux 6.17 changelog (late!): includes a new of selecting CPU bug mitigations; new file_{get,set}attr syscalls; more secure core dumping; initial priority inheritance support; unconditional compilation of the task scheduler with SMP support; new fallocate(2) flag for more efficient writing of zeroes
Linux 6.17 changelog (late!): includes a new of selecting CPU bug mitigations; new file_{get,set}attr syscalls;...
General Kernel question
At the present state of the various supported Linux releases, if I can even get...
[Detailed] The philosophy of computers
I deleted my main post talking about the art I saw in computers because it...
NixOS saved me from leaving Linux
Preface: About 6~7 years ago, I became fed up with Windows. "10" was the last...
FuriOS a Linux phone that works
https://youtu.be/BqlsWF3LmP8?si=XiHoiAzoe3v_o7Vg Saw this phone (the newest one not this one, old promo video). Wish I...
Jetbrains Rider now free for non-commercial use
Well it's not really Linux, but it has a Linux version, and it's not FOSS,...
Seergdb v2.6 released for Linux.
A new version of Seergdb (frontend to gdb) has been released for linux. https://github.com/epasveer/seer https://github.com/epasveer/seer/releases/tag/v2.6...