Vancouver Linux Users Group
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5 Linux Commands
Five (5) Linux commands you need to gather your system’s most important information: Linux never suffers from having too little information. With just a few commands, you can gather all the details you need to understand what’s under the hood of your computer. When I’m using Linux, I know that all the information I need…
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Ubuntu opens Data Science Stack
Solving newcomer data science challenges with Canonical’s Data Science Stack – now in beta. Data science is one of the most exciting topics of the last century. With its utility in industries of all kinds, it’s easy to see why it has been rated as one of the top 20 fast-growing occupations in the US,…
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ChromeOS switches to Android Linux
Chrome OS switching to the Android Linux kernel and related Android subsystems. Surprisingly quietly, in the middle of Apple’s WWDC, Google’s ChromeOS team has made a rather massive announcement that seems to be staying a bit under the radar. Google is announcing today that it is replacing many of ChromeOS’ current relatively standard Linux-based subsystems…
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Best Practices for Secure Linux Kernel Updates
Keeping your Linux systems secure and up to date is a crucial part of maintaining a robust IT infrastructure. The Linux kernel is the core component of the operating system, responsible for managing system resources and facilitating communication between hardware and software. Therefore, regular Linux kernel updates are essential to patch vulnerabilities, enhance performance, and…
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Top 5 A.I. Browsers for Linux
A good web browser is one that is stable, safe, and easy to use. An even better web browser is one that has AI implemented in it, giving it more useful features. But how will AI help your browsing experience? While there are many benefits, the most important of them all is — the way…
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Improved System Monitor App
A new version of Mission Center, the super-slick system monitor for Linux, has been released. I’ve written about this utility a number of times before (here and on OMG! Linux) so if you read this or that blog you—aside from being awesome—may already be familiar with it. And if you’re not? Well, you’re in for…
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