The variety of Linux distributions available is not a disadvantage but a helpful trait. There is something for everyone. And here, we want to address the options tailored for users who wish to run Linux on dated hardware and systems with shallow
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Last week you saw a slew of Ubuntu 23.04-based releases; this week, we get the Linux kernel 6.3. This week also sees the continuation of our Rust Basics series! 💬 Let’s see what else you have in this edition of FOSS Weekly:
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You might have come across dope screenshots (especially via r/unixporn Subreddit), where users customize their desktops to their heart’s desire and share it with the world. Linux lets you customize every aspect of your desktop experience, which is why it is possible.
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DHCP, an acronym for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, is a network protocol that auto-assigns IP addresses to client systems in a computer network. It assigns clients from a DHCP pool or range of IP addresses specified in its configuration. While you can
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Like any modern programming language, Rust too has functions. The function that you are already familiar with is the main function. This function gets called when the program is launched. But what about other functions? In this article, you’ll learn to use
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In this guide, you will learn how to set proxy settings for the APT command in Ubuntu/Debian Linux distributions. A proxy server is an intermediary server that sits between a client system or end user requesting the resource and the resource itself.
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A day late? I deliberately delayed the newsletter so that you get all big releases in the form of Ubuntu 23.04 and Fedora 38. All official flavors of Ubuntu 23.04 are available as well. The interesting news is that the educational distro
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NixOS is an advanced Linux distro that has been built from scratch. With the focus on immutability, it differs significantly from the average general-purpose Linux distribution. I have no hesitation in calling it an advanced Linux distro because things are very different
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These days, you can search the internet for the usage and examples of any command. But it was not like this when the internet didn’t exist, or it was not as widely available to everyone. For this reason, commands in Linux (and
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In this post, we will cover how to install VirtualBox on Fedora Linux step by step. At time of writing this post, virtualbox package is available only for Fedora 36, but this post will also be applicable for Fedora 38/37 when it’s
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