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Issue #284 / Jul 2024
DVD: Ubuntu Budgie 24.04 LTS and Rescuezilla 2.5
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AI has continued its meteoric rise in the news headlines and stock market reports. Companies are betting their futures on AI, and the whole tech world seems tuned in, breathlessly waiting for a clue about where it might be going. But despite all the media hoopla, AI is not having a great month.
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Ubuntu Budgie 24.04 LTS and Rescuezilla 2.5
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Updates on technologies, trends, and tools
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Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.
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Practical tools for locking down your Linux portable
Linux is quite secure compared to the alternatives, but you'll need a few additional steps if you really want to lock it down. We'll introduce you to some practical tools for antivirus protection, firewall configuration, and sandboxing.
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A polished, user-friendly desktop
Ubuntu Budgie combines the simplicity of the Budgie desktop with the power of Ubuntu, resulting in a customizable desktop experience.
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Setting up an e-commerce system
Thirty bees offers a feature rich, open source e-commerce solution for setting up your online store.
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Browser extensions for safer surfing
Many hands are hard at work on problems of Internet security and privacy. If you're looking to lock down your surfing experience, try these privacy-focused browser extensions.
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Using Git hooks to check your commit code
The pre-commit framework lets you automatically manage and maintain your Git hook scripts to deliver better Git commits.
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Working with environmental variables
Environmental variables often operate quietly in the background, but knowing how to set, modify, and delete them can come in handy.
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Displaying bandwidth usage with Go
A Go program running on a Raspberry Pi grabs metrics from a pfSense firewall and displays them on a miniature display to help Mike Schilli keep an eye on his Internet connection's bandwidth usage.
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Run Python on old Arduino modules
Reuse your old Arduino hardware while learning Python.
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Code optimization with single instruction, multiple data
Coding for the ARM NEON vector hardware can significantly improve performance and help you get the most out of low-power systems such as the Raspberry Pi.
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This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.
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Starting a company today
Advances in technology have opened up possibilities for potential entrepreneurs, but running a small business still means doing many jobs.
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Use color for terminal output
You don't necessarily need color on the terminal, but still, it does look good – and does not involve too much effort.
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Make a web archive using ePub
Saving web pages to ebooks conserves space and leads to easier reading.
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This is Nate's first time writing FOSSPicks after Graham passed on the baton. On behalf of all at Linux Magazine, we're eternally grateful for Graham's years of spotting the top FOSS picks. This month Nate looks at Audacity, Endless Sky, GCompris, Switcheroo, MS-DOS, Qemu, and more!
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Setting up an Ubuntu instance in Azure
Are you ready to get started with the cloud? Microsoft's Azure Cloud Services provides easy access to an Ubuntu virtual machine.
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