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FOSSmint: Cherrytree is a free and open source note-taking application with wiki-style text formatting,

This is a quick list of essential things to do after installing openSUSE Leap 15.

itsFOSS: An anonymous entity just pledged to donate $1 million to the GNOME foundation over the next two years.

LinuxConfig: FFMPEG is immensely powerful when it comes to manipulating and converting media files

LinuxBuzz: Glances Tool does an amazing job in providing you up to date details about your server performance in a timely manner.

MakeTechEasier: When rooting your Android device, tools like Magisk allow you to easily gain complete control over your Android device without the need for complicated hacks.

Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, expected to hit the streets this summer on July 26

Trac is a free and an open source Web-based project management and bug tracking system that helps developers to write great software while staying out of the way.

Pony, a sort of "Rust meets Erlang," makes it easier to develop fast, safe, efficient, and highly concurrent programs.

Fix problem peripherals by finding and loading kernel modules.

Rufus can be used not only to create bootable Windows drives from ISO files or disk images, but also create bootable Linux USB drives from Windows

HowToForge: Learn how to protect your ONLYOFFICE portal with HTTPS using Let's Encrypt, and with two-factor authentication using Twilio service.

opensource.com: Learn how to build a GIS app with React and other open source tools.

Behavior-driven development using Python's 'behave' framework can help your team achieve better collaboration and test automation.

ostechnix: Ohcount is simple command line utility that analyzes the source code and prints the total number lines of a source code file.

eWEEK:Arne Wiebalck was on vacation when he got the message. For the CERN engineer the term 'meltdown' had a very scary connotation.

eSecurityPlanet: As cloud computing moves to the edge of network, organizations will face new security challenges.

Develop a concurrent TCP server that generates random numbers using only about 65 lines of Go code.

Learn how to automate GNOME configuration changes with Ansible.

HowToForge: Looking inside a binary/executable file to grab human-readable strings isn't the kind of work that everybody does, but what if you are asked to do this?