Month: August 2024

Dump Microsoft Windows 11 now and supercharge your PC with 4MLinux 46.0 – BetaNews
28 Aug

Dump Microsoft Windows 11 now and supercharge your PC with 4MLinux 46.0 – BetaNews

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If you're still using Microsoft Windows 11, it might be time to consider a switch. The newly released 4MLinux 46.0 (download here) offers a lightweight and powerful alternative that can make your computing experience smoother and more efficient. Switching from Windows 11 to 4MLinux can be a great idea for several reasons. First, 4MLinux is known for being much lighter on system resources compared to Windows 11. This means you can get more performance out of older hardware, and even on newer machines, the system feels snappy and responsive without the usual bloat. This efficiency leads to faster boot times,…
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TrueNAS CORE vs SCALE a newer Linux-based version of TrueNAS – Geeky Gadgets
28 Aug

TrueNAS CORE vs SCALE a newer Linux-based version of TrueNAS – Geeky Gadgets

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As technology evolves, so do the tools and platforms we rely on to manage our data. In the realm of network-attached storage (NAS), a significant shift is occurring with TrueNAS, a popular storage solution. TrueNAS CORE, a mainstay for its robust stability and security, is now facing challenges that could impact its longevity. Meanwhile, TrueNAS SCALE is stepping up as a formidable contender, offering a suite of new features that are attracting attention in the IT community. This quick guide and video currently created by SpaceRex explores in more depth the differences between TrueNAS SCALE vs CORE. TrueNAS CORE, which…
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A chat with Joshua Strobl of the Solus Linux distribution – GamingOnLinux
27 Aug

A chat with Joshua Strobl of the Solus Linux distribution – GamingOnLinux

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With Solus seeming to go from strength to strength along with a recent big release, it was time to sit down and have a chat with one of the team about the Linux distribution. GOL: Could you please introduce yourself? "Hello, my name is Joshua Strobl. I am an open source developer, coffee addict, and avid gamer. I have been using Linux since 2008 and have been involved in a wide range of open source projects and initiatives." GOL: How did you get into coding? "Of all things, I got into "coding" in the early 2000s with the popularization of…
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Archinstall 2.8.3 Arch Linux Installer Adds COSMIC Desktop Option – Phoronix
25 Aug

Archinstall 2.8.3 Arch Linux Installer Adds COSMIC Desktop Option – Phoronix

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Just one week after the Archinstall 2.8.2 update, another release of this command-line driven Arch Linux installer is now available for quick and easy Arch deployments. Notable for users with Archinstall 2.8.3 is adding a COSMIC desktop profile option for that Rust-written desktop environment developed by System76 as part of their Pop!_OS distribution. COSMIC is still in an alpha state but has already begun seeing packaging and adoption outside of Pop!_OS. For now the COSMIC desktop profile within Archinstall is hidden behind the "--advanced" advanced settings flag. It was in early August that System76 released the COSMIC alpha ahead of…
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Arch Linux and SparkyLinux are the first to offer Linux 4.6 – Techworm
25 Aug

Arch Linux and SparkyLinux are the first to offer Linux 4.6 – Techworm

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Linux 4.6 has officially been announced and guess which are the first operating systems to provide support for the newly announced kernel? Arch Linux and SparkyLinux; according to Arch Linux developer Tobias Powalowski, Linux kernel 4.6 has entered the testing repository, while on the other hand, the Debian-based SparkyLinux operating system were also proud to announce just a few minutes ago that the Linux 4.6 kernel landed in the operating system’s ‘unstable’ repository. Additionally, they have also provided users instructions on how to install it on their SparkyLinux-powered computers. One of the biggest changes in Linux 4.6 is support for…
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AlmaLinux: Your Enterprise Linux Ticket to Freedom – The New Stack
25 Aug

AlmaLinux: Your Enterprise Linux Ticket to Freedom – The New Stack

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AlmaLinux is a top choice for an enterprise-grade Linux distribution. While it’s designed as a CentOS replacement, as the heyday of Red Hat’s CentOS falls further behind us, it’s clear that AlmaLinux is a great option for those starting fresh with servers, cloud solutions, workstations and more. There are hundreds of Linux distributions, so what makes AlmaLinux different and attractive to Linux admins? It brings critical features to the table that are essential for enterprise environments. Some of these features include: Long-term stability and updates to maintain reliability. Standard security features, including SELinux, firewalld, etc. Optimized for performance at enterprise…
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AlmaLinux now available on Oracle Cloud Marketplace – Oracle
24 Aug

AlmaLinux now available on Oracle Cloud Marketplace – Oracle

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