Have you often considered quitting your day job to begin an exciting career as a filmmaker? You don't need the resources of a Hollywood studio anymore. In fact, you can do it all with free and open source software.

If you are using openSUSE's Tumbleweed rolling-release Linux distribution, you now have access to the upstream GNOME 3.22 packages...

WordPress never fails to surprise the web development community. Over time, it has evolved into one of the best Content Management Systems (CMS) out there. And currently, it powers more than 25% of the web. Besides its popularity, WordPress is also known for usability and an easy-to-develop environment.Some basicsWordPress is an open source CMS licensed under GNU GPLv2.read more

What's really going on between Microsoft and Linux? Is it some more of Embrace, Extend, Extinguish, or does Microsoft really love Linux. Please reply your thoughts.

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Does anyone know a console program that could tell me what service/process is consuming my bandwidth over a certain period, for example, a day? All the monitoring/statistical programs I've come across can do real-time monitoring of your bandwidth (i.e. speed in/out at the moment) but they can't tell me that nginx has used x GB in the last 24 hours.

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tecmint: BCC (BPF Compiler Collection) is a powerful set of appropriate tools and example files for creating resourceful kernel tracing and manipulation programs.

In this tutorial, we will explain how to install Gollum Wiki on an Ubuntu 16.04 VPS with Puma and Nginx.

On the first day of the XDC2016 conference this week in Finland NVIDIA presented over their GBM vs. EGLStreams debate that's been ongoing for months with NVIDIA's lack of GBM API support by their driver being what's preventing the binary blob from working with current-generation Wayland compositors. In that session they called for a new community-driven API to suit the needs of device memory / surface allocation and could succeed the Generic Buffer Manager. By the end of XDC2016, some progress has already been made...

I followed every tutorial on google but i just cant get it to work. its confusing me, and somebody give me some 1 on 1 help? :)

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eWEEK: Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.3 debuts as the company backs the new OCID project to build a new container engine for Kubernetes.

The OpenSolaris-derived Illumos project is rolling out its new bootloader project to use on new systems in place of its old GRUB (v0.97) legacy bootloader...

This guide is a starting place for the new Linux user. With sections on What is Linux, Why use Linux over other operating systems, which distro should you choose, how to create a live USB/DVD, how to install Linux, what is a desktop environment, how to customise it, how to use the desktop, how to connect to the internet, what are the best applications, how to install software and the Linux command line.

I want to host a vpn service that allowes multiple users (5+) and allowes me to set a data cap, whats the right software for this

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EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: New release provides improvements for both north and southbound interfaces.

I play in a band of four, and we write our own songs collaboratively. We all have different schedules, so keeping in collaboration throughout the week, or even scheduling times to get together, can be tough. We have been doing this via texting, but it is a mess. I think that having a centralized point for online discussion and collaboration throughout the week would be helpful in making our playing time in person more productive, as well as making scheduling playing times easier on everyone.

A typical week might go like this (using pseudonyms here). Jane has a verse for song but is having trouble coming up with a chorus. She sends out a text with an mp3 attached to see if someone else might have a good idea where to go with it. John has an idea for a chorus, and he sends it back to Jane. Jane likes the idea, but makes some small changes, sending it back to John. Paul, being on a different schedule, checks his messages and also has an idea for the chorus, sending it back to Jane. Jane likes it over John's idea, but she has already invested time into John's idea and replied to John about keeping it. Ringo gets a message of one of the song versions and writes some drum parts for it. Ringo messages Paul saying that he has a work function to attend and needs to reschedule playing time. Paul thinks that Ringo must have messaged the others about rescheduling, so he doesn't inform the other two members. Jane's phone is momentarily dead, so when she finds out about the reschedule, it is too late. When the group finally gets together, Jane has reworked the song the night before with a completely different chorus, and the band spends time forgetting whatever version each member might have already invested time into, learning the new version.

So I'm considering setting up an old pc for centralized discussion and collaboration for the band. Using a forum immediately came to mind, but maybe there is something better suited for a small group. The requirements would be, good formatting for mobile access, ease of use for the other members, file attachments, and sms notification of new posts. Ideally, sms notifications of new posts would only be sent out to a member when that member is not logged in and active, but this is pretty minor.

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Hey guys, We've been trying to figure this out for the past couple of days and seagate has been absolutely no help on the issue. We need to change the keyboard layout on the server itself so that when we arent SSH'd into the server, we can type without a print out of a AZERTY keyboard...

I found under /usr/shares/kmap/ there is a fr.kmap file, but that is the only one that I see under there. Is there somewhere we can get a qwerty kmap file that we can dump in there so we can load a different layout and not want to pull our hair out when we have to log into the server directly?
Thanks, SilverSix311

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Do not adjust your monitors, you read that correctly. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II, Chaos Rising and Retribution are officially coming to Linux and will be released on September 289h.

Last month Intel introduced the 600P Series solid-state drives as the most competitively-priced NVMe SSDs launched to date. Here are a few Linux comparison benchmarks from my initial testing of the SSDPEKKW256G7X1 M.2 SSD on Linux.

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