Linux Today

 Getting TP-link WiFi to work with Linux is a bit of...fun.

A notebook interface is a virtual collaborative environment which contains computer code and rich text elements.

You need to find a different approach when you want to extend-resize Linux root partition on AWS EC2.

NeptuneOS is a Linux distro based on Debian with KDE desktop environment.

Seashells allows you to pipe your Linux command's output to web in real-time.

Ubuntu post installation script will help us to install some of the important software applications which are necessary to perform day to day operation in single click without headache.

Tilix (previously called Terminix), is a GTK3 tiling terminal emulator with a focus on organizing multiple terminal windows

SparkyLinux appears to be the fourth GNU/Linux distribution to offer the Linux 4.12 kernel in their repositories, after Linux Lite, Arch Linux, and Ubuntu

After two years of development, it is the genuine pleasure of everyone involved in the Mageia community to announce the release of Mageia 6

Linux Mint 18.2 Cinnamon Edition has been released and announced by Linux Mint project, include the latest Cinnamon 3.4 as default desktop environment.

MySQL is a relational database server with a great reputation for being fast, efficient, safe, stable, easy to use

So questions are being asked whether Ubuntu should still ship with a default email client.

MongoDB is a free, open source document-oriented NoSQL database program that is renowned for its high performance.

Keep Commands Running After You Log Out Of An SSH Session in Linux

It looks like Canonical's Ubuntu Desktop and Snappy teams are putting a lot of effort lately on packaging as much GNOME apps to the Snap universal binary format as possible

Dash to Dock is a GNOME extension dock for the Gnome Shell that turns the dash from the app overview into a dock

Calibre 3.4 is here only one week after the release of the 3.3 update, which means that it's not a major version and it only adds a few user interface improvements

 HowToForge: Magento is a free and open source Content Management System built in PHP, Zend framework and MySQL database.

Links shared on Twitter can be preserved in perpetuity with no effort on the user's part.

After a very public early failure, a large university's IT team finds switching its web registration system to Linux nearly triples user capacity.