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Kunai is an open-source tool that provides deep and precise event monitoring for Linux environments. What sets Kunai apart is its ability to go beyond simple event generation. While most security monitoring tools rely on syscalls or kernel function hooking, Kunai takes a more advanced approach by correlating events on the host and providing enriched insights. This means fewer but more meaningful events, reducing noise and the strain on log ingestion while delivering deeper visibility into system activity.

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Christoph Hellwig, a Kernel maintainer, has revealed that Linus Torvalds privately expressed his intention to merge Rust code into the Linux kernel.

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Learn how to find system information like RAM size, CPU, GPU, storage, and more from the command line in the Ubuntu Linux distribution.

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This article provides various tools that give your terminal a voice and discover a whole new way to interact with your Linux system.

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Ubuntu-based Rhino Linux 2025.2 brings bug fixes, improved stability, and a smoother Unicorn Desktop experience.

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Should you go with NVIDIA or AMD on Linux? Find the answer by understanding the pros and cons of each, and make an informed decision.

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Decibels is designed to be a simple program that lets you play audio files. Decibels is explicitly designed for playing single files.

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Arch Linux developers will remove old, deprecated repositories by March 1, 2025, to simplify the repository structure and avoid confusion. It’s time to update your Pacman configuration file.

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This week, fans of the KDE Plasma desktop environment received the major Plasma 6.3 update and a new KDE Frameworks release with lots of goodies, while fans of the GNOME desktop environment were able to take the beta version of the upcoming GNOME 48 desktop series for a test drive and update to GNOME 47.4.

On top of that, we got new releases of EndeavourOS, Darktable, HandBrake, Calibre, and fwupd. 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 February 16th, 2025.

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KDE Plasma 6.3.1 is here to make the updates list in the Plasma Discover package manager case-insensitively sorted, restore search results for the BBC Weather provider in the weather widget, add support for the Welcome Center to remember its window size on Wayland and its position on X11 across launches.

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The best video converters make the process simple, and support a wide number of different codecs and formats.

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btop is a highly customizable, real-time system monitor tool that provides users with an intuitive and visually appealing interface to monitor system resources.

Developed by Aristocratos, btop is written in C++ and aims to provide a more modern alternative to traditional resource monitors like htop, glances, or bashtop (its predecessor).

It offers a comprehensive overview (insights) of your system’s performance that includes CPU usage, memory consumption, disk activity, network bandwidth, and processes running on your system.

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Ubuntu users who need extra hardware support or just want a taste of the new features can now install Linux kernel 6.13. I’ve tested this tutorial on Ubuntu 24.10 (Oracular Oriole) and it worked without issues. Packages are available for 64-bit (x86_64), AArch64 (ARM64), ARMhf, PowerPC 64-bit Little Endian (ppc64el), and IBM System z (s390x) architectures.

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Learn how to install and configure RabbitMQ Server on Linux, create a system administrator account, and access the web interface.

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Learn essential Linux networking commands like ping, traceroute, ip, and ethtool to troubleshoot, configure, and monitor network connections.

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TigerVNC 1.15 cross-platform VNC client & server brings back/forward mouse button support, clipboard redirection, password security checks, and more.

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Orbit is an open-source platform built to streamline large-scale Nuclei scans, enabling teams to manage, analyze, and collaborate on security findings. It features a SvelteKit-based web frontend and a Go-powered backend, with Terraform and Ansible handling infrastructure and automation.

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Starting with the openSUSE Tumbleweed snapshot 20250211, which is the latest ISO release at the moment of writing, AppArmor has been replaced with SELinux, a Linux kernel security module that supports access control security policies, including mandatory access control (MAC).

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In this article, you will learn how to use the WP-CLI to handle multiple WordPress sites and install or update the WordPress core or plugins.

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Discover a step-by-step guide to expose a localhost to the internet using Bore and self-host a single Bore instance with a practical example.

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