Tag: Linux
Linux 4.9 gets improved support for ARM, x86 and PowerPC hardware
The open source community has received the tenth maintenance update to the long-term supported Linux kernel 4.9 series. The new version brings updated drivers...
Automotive Grade Linux gets expanded with new members on board
Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), an open source project backed by the Linux Foundation, has crossed the base of 90 members with adding entities such...
Arch Linux phases out 32-bit support
In a move to prefer advanced hardware, Arch Linux has started phasing out support for 32-bit architecture. The February ISO of the open source...
Linux 3.18 reaches end of life
It is time to say goodbye to Linux kernel 3.18 LTS. The 2-year-old Linux version has reached the end of its long-term supported cycle,...
LXD: The Pure Container Hypervisor
A hypervisor is computer software, firmware or hardware that can create virtual machines. LXD is bundled with Ubuntu 16.04, and has the advantage of...
Linux kernel 4.10 final release coming on February 12
The Linux kernel 4.10 stable build is scheduled to launch on February 12. Linux creator Linus Torvalds has released the seventh and last release...
Linux distro Tails leaves 32-bit architecture
Tails, the Linux-based distribution popular for its privacy features, is leaving the world of 32-bit architecture. Tails 3.0 will be the first version to...
Linux System Administration: Managing Users and Groups
This is an article that takes the reader back to the basics of Linux. It covers the various aspects of users and groups in...
Linux.Proxy.10 trojan turns Linux devices into proxies for malicious traffic
Security experts have found a new trojan that targets Linux devices. Called Linux.Proxy.10, the trojan can transform infected machines into proxy servers to relay...
Tips on Vi/Vim Editor for Linux newbies
Inviting all Linux newbies, and even veterans, to try out these tips on using Vi/Vim editor efficiently and productively.
Earlier, most Linux users cut their...
