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DebConf21 officially got underway this morning with being a second year of this annual Debian conference being held exclusively online due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic...

Choose a Linux shell and modify it  BollyInside

How to install and use Backports in Debian 11 Bullseye  H2S Media

Linux celebrates its 30th birthday today! How we found out about you  BollyInside

Antivirus detection is bypassed by a new family of Linux malware  BollyInside

Global Linux Operating Systems Market Review and Forecast: IBM, Ubuntu Linux, Linux Mint and Elementary OS (2021-2028)  BollyInside

Hackers targeting outdated versions of Linux in the cloud  Security Magazine

GNOME 41 Beta for Linux is now available: packages have been updated  BollyInside

Ulauncher is a pretty useful Linux application launcher  BollyInside

Red Hat Announces Second FIPS 140-2 Validation for RHEL 8  Database Trends and Applications

13 million malware attacks on Linux seen in wild  ComputerWeekly.com

13 million malware attacks on Linux seen in wild  ComputerWeekly.com

Shortly after Intel's TDX whitepaper was made public last year for better protecting virtual machines, Intel open-source engineers began posting support patches for bringing up Trust Domain Extensions under Linux. That work remains ongoing and now further Linux kernel infrastructure work is pending to better deal with the notion of guest private memory afforded by TDX...

Apple M1 Now Boots Gnome Desktop on Debian Linux  Tom's Hardware

Apple M1 Now Boots Gnome Desktop on Debian Linux  Tom's Hardware

GNOME 41 Beta is currently available for Linux: package updates have been made  BollyInside

Made public on Monday was CVE-2021-35465 as a new security vulnerability affecting various Arm products. For unmitigated (ARMv8-M) hardware, Arm has posted a series of GCC compiler patches for working around the issue...

GNOME 41 Beta is Now Available For Linux--Here Are the Updated Packages  Tech Times

New Linux malware family evades antivirus detection  TechRadar

Announced back in April of 2020 was Micron's HSE as an open-source storage engine optimized for solid-state drives and persistent memory. After quickly crossing the v1.0 milestone and working its way up to HSE 1.9 at the end of last year, there hasn't been any updates since. Fortunately, the project is still alive and HSE 2.0 is on the way...