Linux Today

LinuxUprising: Material Shell is a new tiling shell replacement for Gnome Shell that's currently in beta.

Android File Transfer is an MTP client tool that is used to transfer files from android devices to Linux OS and from Linux OS to Android devices

There are practices that can help you reduce desperate pleas to recover lost files, but eventually, something will go wrong.

 Etherpad is an open-source web based application that allows real-time collaborative editing of a document through a web browser.

Newsboat, a fork of Newsbeuter, is a free, open source RSS/Atom feed reader for text consoles.

LDAP (short for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is an industry standard, widely used set of protocols for accessing directory services.

MakeTechEasier: If you ever use pipes and redirections in Linux, chances are you will also need to make use of the tee utility.

EndeavourOS promises to provide an easier way to install and use Arch Linux just as Antergos did.

MintBox 3 comes in two variants and promises to be the most powerful MintBox computer ever built in collaboration with Compulab.

Learn two methods which you can use to see the commands you mostly used in the Terminal.

HowToForge: Learn how to add hosts to Icinga2 using a module called 'Icinga Director'

EnterprisersProject: Are certain people clinging to the old ways of working?

Eternal Terminal (ET) is a remote shell that automatically reconnects without interrupting the session.

Phoronix: It looks like in July we could finally see an "experimental ZFS" option within Ubuntu 19.10

LibreOffice 6.2.5 is now available

LWN: The FreeBSD operating system is continuing to make progress

LinuxUprising: LazyDocker is a new free and open source terminal UI for Docker and Docker Compose.

Need to draw attention to something at the command line? Try cowsay

Scheduled for release on Saturday, July 6th, 2019, the Debian GNU/Linux 10 "Buster" operating system has been in development for the past few years

With the help of cec-client (part of libcec), your Raspberry Pi can control a device that supports CEC, like a TV, connected via HDMI.