#linux

#linux

DNS translates human-readable domain names into IP addresses, allowing browsers to render websites instead of requiring memory of IP addresses. Without it, navigation would be cumbersome.

Firefox 141 introduces background updates for Linux users, allowing seamless usage during updates, enhancing user experience without mandatory restarts, particularly beneficial for Snap and .deb package users.

Packet enables seamless file transfers between Linux desktops and Android devices over the same wireless network using Quick Share for easy connectivity and file sharing.

Krusader is a feature-packed, twin-panel file manager ideal for advanced users, offering network connections for various protocols and extensive archive handling.

Claude Code is a versatile tool designed for Linux and macOS that can now be seamlessly integrated into your Windows environment, unlocking streamlined coding and project management.

CVE-2025-32462 allows listed users to execute commands on unintended machines due to a flaw with the sudoers file, enabling privilege escalation on susceptible setups.

Linus Torvalds remarked on the potential split regarding the bcachefs filesystem with 'I think we'll be parting ways' as important disagreements arose during the 6.17 merge window.

IVPN offers an impressive level of user privacy, standing out in comparison to established services like NordVPN, while matching great speeds with Mullvad VPN.

To correctly apply permissions and ownership for your web project, set the ownership of website files to Nginx user www-data, and then adjust directory and file permissions.

When I turned the N150 on, I was greeted by Windows 11. It should come as no surprise that I dislike Windows. So what did I do? Obviously, I installed Linux.

These race conditions allow a local attacker to exploit a SUID program and gain read access to the resulting core dump.

Neptune OS, based on Debian stable and featuring KDE Plasma, offers a user-friendly experience with newer applications and practical alternatives like Thunderbird and VLC.

I would base it on Ubuntu or Fedora. Why? Because having an operating system with such a rock-solid, reliable base puts you on sure footing from the jump.

Support for Windows 10 ends on October 14, 2025 -- fact. Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer -- fact. Linux is faster and more secure -- fact.

Linus Torvalds stated, 'I really get the feeling that it's time to leave i486 support behind. There's zero real reason for anybody to waste one second of development effort on this kind of issue.'