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McFly upgrades Bash with artificial intelligence Intelligently Arranged

When it comes to working at the command line, using Bash history effectively can save you time. McFly extends the Bash history's features and helps you find past commands more quickly.
Password: password

Securely storing passwords online can be a complex task. With a few tools, websites can offer better security, but users still need to choose their passwords wisely.
Roaring Cube

Build a networked receiver for your digital music collection with an old stereo, a Raspberry Pi, and the HiFiBerry.
Doghouse – Licensing

For entrepreneurs with little money, FOSSH offers a way to get their projects off the ground.

News and Articles

openSUSE OBS Can Now Build Windows WSL Images

openSUSE enables developers to build their own WSL distributions.
Sudo Vulnerability

A vulnerability in the sudo package gives sudo users more powers than they deserve.
Configuring Bluetooth on Linux

audio , sound

Getting Bluetooth and PulseAudio to play nicely takes a little work. Bruce walks you through the basics of getting Bluetooth up and running on Linux.
Welcome to the Fediverse

Social Media

If you're looking for social media options where the user has more control, you'll find a range of options to explore in the Fediverse, including the popular Mastodon.
Welcome to the Fediverse

Social Media

If you're looking for social media options where the user has more control, you'll find a range of options to explore in the Fediverse, including the popular Mastodon.
The Art of PostgreSQL

The Art of PostgreSQL by Dimitri Fontaine is now available.
Red Hat Announces CentOS Stream

New distro will provide an upstream test bed for RHEL.
Linus Torvalds Agrees to Kernel Lockdown

The feature will let developers restrict root access to the kernel.
Rootkit Sleuth

Administration

Linux can be infected by rootkit malware that is hidden and hard to detect. The chkrootkit program can help find rootkit infections.
Jump Box Security

Administration , Security

While Linux can be made very secure, you can increase the security of your entire network with jump boxes.