Ubuntu 24.10 is available now. This is an interim release and it will be supported till July 2025. If you are on 24.04 LTS, you may stick to it unless you want the shiny new GNOME 47 features. 6 New Things to
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Surprisingly, not many people know that students could get paid internships for contributing to various open source projects. From Season of KDE to Outreachy, here are some excellent internship programs. You can share it with your family and/or community 😄 13 Best
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Hacktoberfest is here and so is the time to contribute to open source projects. This guide will help you understand the importance of Hacktoberfest and how you can also give back to the community. How to Contribute to Open Source in Hacktoberfest
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Last week, I shared the Linux online course as our new project. Based on the feedback I received from some students, I have divided the course into smaller chapters, which makes it easier to learn at your own pace. Enjoy 😄 Linux
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Interested in improving your Linux command line knowledge? Our other project, Linux Handbook, launched a learning portal with a course covering all the essential concepts, command-line operations, and system administration tasks. Despite the name ‘Linux for DevOps’, it is a good resource
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Have you ever had an eerie feeling that your smartphone is listening to you? You discuss a product with your friends and family and start seeing advertisements related to that soon after. Your worst fear might have come true as this leaked
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Is BSD still relevant in the age when Linux dominates the servers? That’s a matter of debate. The reason I brought up BSD is the news that FreeBSD recently got a funding boost to improve its infrastructure. Relevant or not, it’s good
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I like sharing stories about where Linux and Open Source are recommended in government-supported institutions. This helps grow the open source software ecosystem and create awareness among the general public. One such story is of a southern Indian state, Kerala, that has
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Pop!_OS’s much-awaited new Desktop Environment which has been written in Rust, is now available for alpha testing. We’ll take a look at it and see if the hype is real. The Future Is Here! Pop!_OS’s Much Awaited COSMIC Desktop is Now Available
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