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Parrot Security 3.2 (CyberSloop) goes official with Linux 4.7
Parrot Security is out with new version 3.2 with Linux kernel 4.7. Codenamed CyberSloop, the kernel is customised to meet its hardware needs and...
Linux 4.9 gets first release candidate
Linus Torvalds has released the first release candidate of Linux 4.9 kernel. The new release surfaces from a "big" merge window that went opened...
We are half-way between Linux 4.0 and 5.0, says Linus Torvalds
While some developers are facing issues on the latest Linux kernel, its creator and American-Finnish programmer Linus Torvalds has suggested the arrival of Linux...
Skype for Linux now supports video calling
Microsoft has released a new Skype version for Linux users that brings video calling support. The arrival of the latest build is also discontinuing...
Black Lab Linux goes commercial
Black Lab Software has decided to leave the world of free and open source software (FOSS) and commercialise Black Lab Linux due to lack...
Network Performance Monitoring And Tuning In Linux
There’s nothing more annoying than a slow network connection. If you are a victim of poorly performing network devices, this article may help you...
Azure App Service gets native Linux support for Node.js and PHP stacks
Restating its interest for the open source community, Microsoft has now upgraded its Azure App Service with native Linux support for Node.js and PHP...
Linus Torvalds apologises for releasing ‘buggy crap’ Linux 4.8
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has released an official apologising statement for the unnoticed bug in the latest Linux kernel. The bug was left in...
Linux kernel 3.12.64 LTS brings improved networking stack
Linux 3.12 has received the 64th maintenance update to its long-term supported kernel. This new LTS update comes just a day after Linus Torvalds...
A single Systemd command can cripple your Linux system
Despite the open availability of its code, hacking Linux platform is quite tough for novices. However, a short Systemd command has now emerged online...
