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LinuxGizmos: Mozilla unveiled “Project Things,” which builds upon standard web technologies and the Web of Things project, and released code that runs on a Raspberry Pi.

Linux.com: Fish is a friendly, interactive shell that can be installed on your Linux machine

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Open Security Controller Project is the newest Linux Foundation networking project.

eWEEK: The open-source Puppet configuration management tool is widely used by organizations to enable DevOps processes and workflows.

TechRights: How Microsoft, together with non-practicing entities such as Intellectual Ventures and the nearly-defunct Nokia, continues to tax Android/Linux using patents

This brief guide explains how to configure passwordless SSH login in Unix-like systems.

Easy way to monitor real time bandwidth in Linux.

Webmin is a popular, open source web-based system info and administration tool for Unix-like systems including Linux and Windows systems.

KDE Kube is a modern mail and collaboration client that provides both online and offline access

Jam is a recently developed Google Play Music player for the Linux and Windows consoles.

MakeTechEasier: HiDPI monitors are becoming more popular than ever.

WikiLeaks released documentation on two very specific scripts meant to steal OpenSSH login credentials from the client side.

Here are a few hidden treasures you can use to customize your Bash prompt.

ostechnix: This step by step tutorial describes how to install Linux Kernel 4.12 in CentOS and Ubuntu operating systems.

As part of SSH security, We can easily configure Idle or Inactive SSH Sessions disconnection after Few Minutes Of Inactivity.

 Tecmint: Snipe-IT is a free and open source, cross-platform, feature-rich IT asset management system built using a PHP framework called Laravel.

Beginners guide to learn shell scripting basics

There are some scenarios where linux admins need to connect to windows servers with rdp from linux console or GUI.

MakeTechEasier: Using a strong firewall can help you control who gets access to your computer and how.

After being in development for the past several months, Pardus 17.0 is now officially out in it's final, production-ready state