openSUSE Aeon - A Lazy Developer\u2019s Dream OS

openSUSE Aeon: a modern operating system designed for efficient work openSUSE Aeon is a modern operating system based on GNOME desktop designed to provide minimalist maintenance and a smooth user experience. This article will explore in-depth the features of openSUSE Aeon and how it can help developers get their jobs efficiently. Table of contents - What is openSUSE Aeon? openSUSE Aeon RC2 release New features of openSUSE Aeon RC2 Download openSUSE Aeon Key Features Summarize What is openSUSE Aeon? openSUSE Aeon is a current model

Canonical Launches Data Science Stack for ML Beginners

Data Science is the study of data. It involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting large amounts of information. Data scientists use this information to make decisions, solve problems, and predict future trends.Data scientists use various tools a

Mastering the Split Command in Linux: Effective File Splitting Techniques

Powerful file segmentation tool in Linux system: detailed explanation of split command In the Linux world, the split command is a powerful tool for splitting large files into smaller fragments. The split command is especially useful when dealing with large log files and compressed files because it can effectively solve the problem of excessive and difficult to deal with a single file. This article will dig into various options and usage examples of split commands and integrate multiple sources of information to help you get a full grasp of the command. Splitting files based on line count The split command can split files into smaller files based on the number of lines. By default, each split file contains 1000 lines. You can use the -l option to customize the number of lines per file.

Fuser Command In Linux: A Beginners Guide With Examples

The Linux fuser command is a powerful command-line utility for identifying processes currently using specific files, directories, sockets, or filesystems. "Fuser" is short for "file user." It provides detailed process information

Installing and Using Yarn on Ubuntu

Yarn, a powerful JavaScript package manager, compatible with npm, automates the installation, update, configuration and removal of npm packages. Yarn improves speed and reliability by caching downloaded packages and parallel operations. This tutorial will explain how to install the latest and classic version of Yarn on Ubuntu and will outline the basic Yarn commands and options. Install the latest version of Yarn To install and manage the latest version of Yarn, it is recommended to use Corepack, a binary file included in the newer Node.js versions that act as a bridge between the user and Yarn. Here are the steps to install Yarn using Corepack: Make sure your Node.js version

How To Use Nproc Command To Find Available CPU Cores In Linux

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Linus Torvalds Releases Linux Kernel 6.10-rc1

Linus Torvalds released the first candidate (RC1) for the upcoming Linux kernel 6.10. This milestone marks the closure of the merge window, during which new features and improvements are integrated into the mainline kernel code base. Linux kernel 6.10 is codenamed "Baby Opossum Posse", which inherits the codename "Hurr durr I'ma ninja sloth" that has been used since Linux 4.0. Table of contents - Version Overview Key Features and Improvements Experience Linux kernel 6.10 Version Overview Torvalds outlines this version in an announcement on Linux kernel mailing list

YUM vs. APT: Understanding Package Managers on Linux and Finding the CUDA Version

Linux package management: Comparison of YUM and APT, and CUDA version query In Linux systems, YUM and APT are two popular package managers. YUM (Yellowdog Updater Modified) is mainly used in Red Hat series distributions such as CentOS and RHEL; APT (Advanced Packaging Tool) is widely used in Debian, Ubuntu and its derivative versions. Understanding the difference between the two will help efficiently manage software installation and updates of Linux systems. Additionally, if you are using NVIDIA GPU, this article will also explain how to determine the CUD installed on your Linux system

SoCal Linux Expo Back For 20th Anniversary

Celebrating 20 years of fostering the FOSS community, SCaLE 20x (Southern California Linux Expo) returns to the Pasadena Convention Center, March 9-12, 2023! This four-day extravaganza unites the vibrant Open Source community, tech leaders, developer

Kubernetes vs. Docker: Exploring the Synergy in Containerization

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SFTP Port Forwarding: Enabling Suppressed Functionality

introduction The SSH protocol supports three major categories of remote server activities: a) command execution (including login shell), b) network forwarding and operation, and c) file transfer. OpenSSH maintainers have determined that sftp and scp have no legal purpose for port forwarding (via the -L and -R options). During file transfer using these utilities, a flag that explicitly disables these features is passed unconditionally to the child SSH executable. Some users may indeed need these features. An obvious subset is the penetration testers whose task is to verify that this feature is explicitly disabled on a public SFTP server. Here are two techniques to enable these suppressed functions by modifying the sftp binary file

Raspberry Pi OS Debuts New Version Featuring Linux Kernel 6.1, Improved Performance, and App Updates

Linux Kernel 6.10 RC4 Released With More Bcachefs And Cachefiles Fixes

Linux Kernel 6.10 RC4 release: Fix issues like Bcachefs and cachefiles Linus Torvalds, the lead developer of the Linux kernel, released the fourth version of the upcoming 6.10 version (RC4) on June 16. In the announcement of the Linux kernel mailing list, he outlined the changes and fixes included in this pre-release release. Linus noted that while diffstat (change summary) showed abnormal peaks due to fixing the parisc architecture, the overall change was relatively small and was consistent with the normal expectations of the candidate version. As usual, most of the changes include being distributed across subsystems

How To Use Fsck Command To Check And Repair Linux File Systems (2024 Update)

Maintaining a healthy Linux file system is paramount for smooth system operation. File system corruption, often stemming from hardware malfunctions, power failures, or software glitches, can lead to data loss and instability. This guide offers pract