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Fedora 32 Will Feature Bleeding-Edge Compilers Again With LLVM 10 + GCC 10
Fedora Linux is on track to deliver another bleeding-edge compiler toolchain stack with Fedora 32 due out this spring...
How to Work with Ansible Variables and Facts – Part 8
We’ve mentioned variables in this Ansible series and just to jog your mind a little. A variable, just like in many programming languages, is essentially a key that represents a value. What Constitutes a...
Phoronix Test Suite 9.2.1 Released
Released earlier this month was Phoronix Test Suite 9.2 while now available is a point release with a couple of fixes...
Celebrating 20 years of enterprise Java: Milestones
As we celebrate the last 20 years of enterprise Java, it is important to look back at the platform's history to better understand where it came from and how we arrived where we are today.
Enterprise Java emerged during a pivotal time in the history of enterprise computing. When Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.2 was introduced in December 1999, it not only marked the birth of enterprise Java, but also signaled an important shift in how organizations were thinking about the web.
Why secure web-based applications with Kali Linux? - Security Boulevard
Why secure web-based applications with Kali Linux? Security Boulevard
AMD Pushes Updated AMDVLK Vulkan Code Following Adrenalin 2020 Unveil
Earlier this week AMD unveiled the Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition driver and we await a Radeon Software for Linux / AMDGPU-PRO driver update for Linux users on supported distributions. But AMD has begun pushing some updated AMDVLK open-source Vulkan driver code ahead of a possible tagged release in the next few days...
How to use the Linux uniq command - Techworld Australia
How to use the Linux uniq command Techworld Australia
How to use the Linux uniq command - Techworld Australia
How to use the Linux uniq command Techworld Australia
Mesa 19.3 Released With Big Updates For Intel's Open-Source Drivers, Valve ACO Option
After a few weeks worth of delays due to blocker bugs the release of Mesa 19.3 is out today as a big end-of-year upgrade to the open-source OpenGL and Vulkan drivers for Linux systems. Intel and AMD Radeon driver changes largely dominate the work as always but there is a growing number of embedded driver changes and other enhancements for this crucial piece to the open-source 3D ecosystem...