Linux Distros That Matter

09 Jul

How to Run Ubuntu Linux on Apple Silicon Mac – OSXDaily

Want to try running Ubuntu Linux on your Apple Silicon Mac? You can do that easily, running Ubuntu right alongside MacOS, and without having to deal with any partitioning, installation headaches, dual booting, or loss of the Mac operating system itself. This is possible with the help of virtual machines, which allow you to run another operating system virtually on top of your Mac, just like any other app. Running new and different operating systems concurrently with MacOS has never been easier thanks to virtualization apps like UTM, VMWare, VirtualBox, and Parallels, and in this particular article, we’ll be showing…

08 Jul

Is Deepin Linux a Security Threat or Safe to Use? – LinuxInsider

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Open-source operating systems, in general, are less worrisome because their code is open to inspection by anyone with the skills to understand it. Does that mean Linux computing platforms from nongovernmental sources in politically tense countries are equally worry-free? At least one situation last year brought FOSS’ safe-to-use reputation into question. The potential problem involved the Deepin Linux distribution. Given that several governments — including the U.S. — have concerns with Android-based mobile phone products made by Huawei, should related security concerns extend to Deepin Linux? That question was recently posed by several Linux Picks and Pans readers following the…

07 Jul

How to use Slax Linux? A Portable Linux distribution that doesn’t require installation – H2S Media

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If you want to use or get a flexible computer, want to play with new programs or simply want to tinker around with them, Linux is the best platform for you. As Linux is an open platform, you can find a lot of recipes to make your computer exactly the way you want. One of the advantages of Linux systems or more importantly most Linux distributions is that you can run the live version of distribution so that you can understand whether it will work for you. Once you start using the live version of some Linux distribution, become satisfied…

07 Jul

Self-hosting: Installing your first virtual machines on the Proxmox hypervisor – Neowin

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If you're thinking about self-hosting and haven't seen our write-up on the pros and cons, you should take a minute to check that out. The first article in the series explains how to install and setup a Proxmox virtual environment. In this article, we'll show you how to install both a Linux and Windows virtual machine onto your hypervisor so that you can start your self-hosted journey. Placing an ISO on the Proxmox Server There are two options for getting an ISO onto the Proxmox server. You can either download it to your local system and then upload it to…

06 Jul

Rubrik extends protection to OpenShift and Proxmox VE – Blocks & Files

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Data security provider Rubrik is extending its server virtual environment protection to include OpenShift Virtualization and Proxmox VE. Rubrik currently protects Broadcom/VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Nutanix AHV hypervisors/virtual environments. These three account for up to 90 percent of the hypervisor market. As AHV is based on the KVM hypervisor, extending support to KVM-based Proxmox VE is relatively straightforward. IBM-owned Red Hat’s OpenShift is not a hypervisor. Instead it is a Kubernetes container management platform that is often used alongside vSphere, Red Hat Virtualization (which is KVM-based), KVM itself, and Hyper-V. Proxmox VE includes LXC (Linux Containers) container virtualization and so…

06 Jul

iXsystems Expands TrueNAS Product Line with R-Series Systems and Scale-out HCI Software – Embedded Computing Design

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October 26, 2020 News The TrueNAS Open Storage portfolio expanded with the TrueNAS R-Series storage systems and the TrueNAS SCALE Open Source HyperConverged Infrastructure (HCI) software. The TrueNAS Open Storage portfolio expanded with the TrueNAS R-Series storage systems and the TrueNAS SCALE Open Source HyperConverged Infrastructure (HCI) software. The new R-Series storage systems include four models designed for maximum density, performance, Open Storage flexibility, and cost savings. TrueNAS SCALE introduces ideal hyperconvergence based on scale-out OpenZFS. The TrueNAS R-Series combines the advantages of purpose-built storage systems with the flexibility of TrueNAS. The R-Series includes the ability to run any of…

06 Jul

TrueNAS Appoints Sina Farzaneh as Head of Marketing to Drive Community-Driven Marketing Innovation and Global Growth – CMSWire

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TrueNAS is the most widely adopted open-source storage software in the world. TrueNAS hires Sina Farzaneh to lead marketing with a focus on community, innovation, and global market expansion. Sina’s exceptional experience and proven track record in building brands and engaging communities globally make him a fantastic addition to our team.”— Brett Davis, Executive Vice President at iXsystemsPALO ALTO, CA, USA, June 10, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- iXsystems, the parent company of TrueNAS, the world’s most deployed open-source storage software, is pleased to announce the appointment of Sina Farzaneh as Head of Marketing. Farzaneh brings over 20 years of experience in…

06 Jul

Nitrux Linux: the best alternative to Windows 11? – Računalniške novice

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The latest open source operating system Nitrux Linux 3.5.0 is equipped with a very pleasant graphical interface that will easily be acquired by many. It is probably no longer a secret that the Windows 10 operating system will be supported until October 14, 2025. But of course there will be "exceptions". This will be for individuals and companies willing to pay for additional support. Another option is, of course, to install the open source Linux operating system or one of the distributions on an outdated personal computer.Newer Linux distributions are installed on a personal computer in a similar way to…

06 Jul

Rubrik extends protection to OpenShift and Proxmox VE – Blocks and Files – Blocks & Files

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Data security provider Rubrik is extending its server virtual environment protection to include OpenShift Virtualization and Proxmox VE. Rubrik currently protects Broadcom/VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Nutanix AHV hypervisors/virtual environments. These three account for up to 90 percent of the hypervisor market. As AHV is based on the KVM hypervisor, extending support to KVM-based Proxmox VE is relatively straightforward. IBM-owned Red Hat’s OpenShift is not a hypervisor. Instead it is a Kubernetes container management platform that is often used alongside vSphere, Red Hat Virtualization (which is KVM-based), KVM itself, and Hyper-V. Proxmox VE includes LXC (Linux Containers) container virtualization and so…

06 Jul

Weekend Tech: Test the Windows-Like Zorin Linux OS – groovyPost

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