Tag: linux

Linux has a multitude of ways to install software. We can build our own executables or use AppImage to run containerized applications. […]

Hibernation is a power-saving measure where a laptop or desktop has the current state is saved to a hard drive (or more […]

No matter how high-capacity your storage drive is, you always need to see how much space you have used and what files […]

Remember that one command that solved your problem? Was it cat, less, more, wc or something else? When we’re at the terminal, […]

Developer NSG650 has succeeded in his attempt to get “Linux running in Excel.” The GitHub-hosted and aptly named LinuxInExcel project was uploaded […]

Fans of retro computing rejoice! Commodore OS Vision 3.0 has officially been released and is ready to install on your Commodore 64x […]

Linux 6.15 will bring support for 8,192 cores in the Turbostat CPU monitoring utility, if you happen to have such a system […]

Linus Torvalds is back at his explosively scatological best in some recent comments about a Linux 6.15-rc1 pull request (h/t Phoronix). The […]

According to Canonical’s Utkarsh Gupta, we’ll have to wait a little longer for the next update to the current Ubuntu 24.04 release. […]

It seemed inevitable that the Linux kernel sources would expand beyond 40 million lines early this year. Linux 6.13 was released early […]