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The Making of a ‘Made in India’ Linux distro

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BackSlash Linux is one of the newest Linux distributions developed in India, and that too, by a 20-year-old. The operating system has a mix...

Amazon’s cloud business takes a leap with Linux 2

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Recently, the company started offering its enterprise customers a new version of the Linux operating system named as Linux 2. It runs from Amazon's...

Reduce Security Risks with SELinux

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Discover SELinux, a security module that provides extra protocols to ensure access control security. It supports mandatory access controls (MAC) and is an integral...

Bareos unveils first stable release of 17.2 for Linux, Windows and Mac

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The new version Bareos  17.2 was showcased at this year’s Open Source Backup Conference in Cologne, Germany. Highlights of the new release are the...
Kali Linux

New hacking tools from Kali Linux 2017.3

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Kali Linux the leading ethical hacking operating system, is distributed and developed by Offensive Security. In 2016, the developers decided to ensure that Kali...

Juniper Moves OpenContrail’s Codebase to the Linux Foundation

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During the recently organised annual NXTWORK user conference, Juniper Networks announced its intent to move the OpenContrail codebase to Linux. OpenContrail is a scalable...

Wine: A Great Tool for Running Windows Programs on Linux

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On switching over to Linux, many Windows users feel lost because they miss their favourite Windows programs. Wine provides a means of running those...

Using a Virtual Machine to Run Linux on Windows

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If you would like to run Linux on Windows and have never used a virtual machine, this tutorial explains how you can do so...

An Open Source And Linux-powered Retro Gaming Console

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Retro handheld gaming consoles that have affordable hacker boards and Linux-based operating systems act as a great companion to the hardware. Clockwork’s GameShell is...

Four Linux Giants shift Open source Licensing Policies

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The GNU Public License version 2 (GPLv2) is arguably the most important open source license for one reason as Linux uses it. On November 27, three...