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Coming after Parrot OS 6.3, the Parrot OS 6.4 release is powered by Linux kernel 6.12 LTS, including for the Raspberry Pi edition, and features two new tools, namely Goshs, a SimpleHTTPServer written in Go, and ConvoC2, a Red Teamer’s tool to exploit Microsoft Teams for remote command execution.

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Parrot 6.4, a Linux distribo designed for ethical hackers and cybersecurity pros, upgrades core tools and refines system scripts in preparation for the Debian 13-based Parrot 7.

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Wayland 1.24 includes a new wl_fixes interface to add a request to destroy a wl_registry object, wl_proxy_get_interface() and wl_resource_get_interface() to fetch the wl_interface of an object, and wl_display_dispatch_queue_timeout() and wl_display_dispatch_timeout() to set a timeout when dispatching events.

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Mozilla Thunderbird 140 “Eclipse” open-source email client lands with experimental native Exchange setup, adaptive dark messaging, and more.

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Learn how to run a Python script using Docker with a real example. Package your code and dependencies for any system, step by step.

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For this article in this series, I’ll focus on the power consumption of the Banana Pi BPI-F3 RISC-V single board computer. I’ll see how this board compares to a few other single board computers.

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Secretless Broker is an open-source connection broker that eliminates the need for client applications to manage secrets when accessing target services like databases, web services, SSH endpoints, or other TCP-based systems.

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I’m testing the 2TB PD20 Mini External SSD which provides plenty of capacity for backing up a computer or holding a good chunk of data.

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Container images are static files that ship with executable code that runs in an isolated environment.

A container image comprises system libraries, dependencies & other platform settings needed by the application to run in diverse environments.

Red Hat Linux provides a set of useful container tools that you can leverage to work directly with Linux containers using requiring docker commands.

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Welcome back to our Linux Interview Questions series on Tecmint! We’re truly grateful for the encouraging feedback on the first part and second part of this series. Your support motivates us to keep delivering high-quality, beginner-friendly content for Linux learners and professionals preparing for technical interviews.

In this third installment, we continue to build on your foundational knowledge with 10 more essential Linux questions, which are designed to enhance your understanding through practical examples and clear explanations.

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Steam’s June client update brings a new overlay performance monitor, default Proton support for Linux gamers without native builds, and more.

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Ubuntu 24.10 (Oracular Oriole) reaches end-of-life on July 10, marking the end of official support, updates, and security patches for this short-term release.

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This is a series of articles looking at the Orange Pi R2S, the latest addition to the range of single board computers from Orange Pi.

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atop is a full-screen performance monitoring tool that provides detailed reports about all system processes, including those that have already terminated. It does this by continuously logging system activity at regular intervals, storing that information for later use.

These logs can be used for various purposes such as system analysis, performance tuning, identifying bottlenecks, debugging issues, or tracing the cause of an unexpected overload.

Unlike traditional tools like top or htop, which only show live system data, atop gives you the ability to look back in time and inspect exactly what was happening during any logged interval, which makes it especially valuable for system administrators for keeping servers running smoothly.

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I remember the day I installed Fedora on my Pulse 15 Linux laptop and found how hard it was to install the TUXEDO Control Center. The only options I had were compiling from source or adding an unofficial COPR repository, which felt unsafe (not certainly, but possibly) and was often outdated.

Fortunately, that’s no longer the case. TUXEDO Computers now offers a well-maintained official repository for Fedora. This means we can now officially install the latest stable version of the TUXEDO software and drivers, easily and safely.

So, how do we add the TUXEDO repository on Fedora Linux?

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This week we got a major update to the Firefox web browser, a first look at the new features and enhancements coming to the GIMP 3.2 image editor, the first of five maintenance updates to the latest KDE Plasma 6.4 desktop environment series, and minor updates to IPFire, qBittorrent, Clonezilla Live, PipeWire, and GStreamer.

On top of that, I tell you all about what’s coming to the Firefox 141 web browser. Below, you can check out this week’s hottest news and access all the distro and package downloads released this past week in the 9to5Linux weekly roundup for June 29th, 2025.

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Catch up on the latest Linux news: Deepin 25, Plasma 6.4.1, Firefox 140, Wine 10.11, the curious case of XLibre Xserver, Hyprland launches subscription plan, and more.

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Last night, on our computers at least, Google’s new open source Gemini CLI started acting as if it were on mind altering drugs. Here’s our morning after report.

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Fedora has withdrawn its proposal to remove 32-bit support, a move that sparked widespread concern for Steam and Wine users.

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