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This was an interesting read, and even though I’m still on Manjaro Linux, I see now it is much closer to Arch than Manjaro is. It’s a good point being made that Manjaro’s slight delaying […]
Red Hat has decided to stop making the source code of RHEL available to the public. From now on it will only be available to customers — who can’t legally share it. This is very […]
Some very nice improvements made but Nvidia GPU users will have to enable the hardware acceleration themselves and test that it is not crashing the X11 display system. Also for Linux users, the new stable […]
This is quite an interesting Linux distro that has been around longer than Ubuntu, but does require some learning of their package management system in the command line interface i.e. not really for beginners. The […]
I’d actually missed that there was a floating panel, and it works quite nicely if you allow apps to appear below it. Wayland will be interesting as I heard it was all ready for KDE […]
The last many months I’ve been struggling with having a boot up time of a good 10 – 15 minutes with Manjaro KDE. As this is a rolling distro, my configs are many years old […]
When a Linux process is associated with a terminal, two problems might occur: To deal with these two issues, you need to totally detach a process from a controlling terminal. The linked article does a […]
Using Man when working in the terminal makes a lot of sense as you have most of the help you need, right there, especially when working on remote logins. I’ve learnt too that when copying […]
Linux Filesystems are responsible for organizing how data is stored and recovered. One way or another, with time, the filesystem may become corrupted and certain parts of it may not be accessible. If your filesystem […]
Steganography is the art and process of putting one type of information inside another in an attempt to hide it. This is often done in situations where an individual wants to preserve secret information inside […]