Red Hat Summit 2023: Optimize to innovate at scale
Red Hat Summit is taking place this week and here is the day 2 keynote. Register for the virtual experience to join in on the goodness. Every organization wants to be able to operate at cloud scale—this means meeting growing or shrinking demand at a moment’s notice, adding and expanding new services in days if […]
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The Making of GNU: The World’s First Open-Source Software
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Frank
- May 14, 2023
- emacs
- free software
- free software foundation
- gcc
- gdb
- gnu
- gnu history
- gnu linux
- gnu linux distros
- gnu linux documentary
- gnu linux os
- gnu linux vs linux
- gnu/linux
- gnu/linux (operating system)
- history of gnu
- history of gnu project
- history of gnu/linux
- Linus Torvalds
- Linux
- linux history
- linux kernel history
- Linux operating system
- Open Source
- open source contribution
- open source news
- open source objects
- open source software
- richard stallman
This video is from ForrestKnight. The GNU Project was the first widely recognized open source software project, as we understand the term today (the practice of sharing and collaborating on software code predates GNU by several years). The making of the GNU Project is a story that every tech enthusiast should know.
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Windows & macOS can’t do this, but Linux can!
Windows 11 and, more specifically, Windows 10’s end of support pushed me to experiment with Linux. There’s not looking back now, even if Windows 12 fixes a lot of the mistakes made. This video is from The Linux Experiment and sheds more light on what makes Linux great.
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Ranking Linux Distributions for 2023: not your average tier list!
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Frank
- April 21, 2023
- arch linux
- deepin linux
- Distribution
- distro
- gentoo
- Linux
- linux 2023
- linux desktop tier list
- linux distributions
- linux distro
- linux distro tier list
- linux for beginners 2023
- linux help
- linux mint
- linux tips
- linux tutorial
- linux tutorial 2023
- linux vs windows
- list of linux distributions
- Manjaro
- Open Source
- Opensource
- popos
- solus
- ubuntu vs arch linux
- ubuntu vs debian
- ubuntu vs fedora
- ubuntu vs mint
- ubuntu vs zorin os
- Zorin OS
- ZorinOS
This The Linux Experiment ranks the popular Linux distributions for 2023.
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Ask an OpenShift Admin (E99) | VMware and OpenShift – What’s the Latest?
VMware’s Dean Lewis joins the OpenShift YouTube channel for an update on the OpenShift and VMware integrations that are available and to learn more about how the two platforms work together.
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RISC-V Business: Testing “the world’s leading RISC-V SBC”
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Frank
- March 13, 2023
- aarch64
- adapter
- amd
- architecture
- ARM
- arm64
- bcm2711
- board
- comparison
- compile
- Computer
- computing
- CPU
- debian
- dual
- Ethernet
- gen 2
- Gigabit
- GPU
- graphics card
- Guide
- hdmi
- isa
- jh7110
- lanes
- license
- Linux
- m.2
- model b
- networking
- new
- nvme
- open
- Open Source
- pci express
- pcie
- pi 3
- pi 4
- radeon
- Raspberry Pi
- review
- revolution
- risc
- risc-v
- riscv
- SBC
- sifive
- single
- soc
- ssd
- starfive
- test
- testing
- two
- visionfive
- WiFi
- x1
- x16
- x86
Jeff Geerling talks about the single board computer could start a revolution in the industry! Or so some people think.
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Building The “Ultimate” Router – [PFSense + Pi-hole + PIVPN]
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Frank
- March 6, 2023
- 2.5gb ethernet
- 2.5gb router
- 2022
- 2022 router
- building router
- debian
- diy router
- Docker
- docker with pfsense
- home server
- homelab
- Linux
- low power server
- mini
- mini server
- pfsense
- pfsense docker
- pfsense firewall
- pfsense proxmox
- pfsense router
- pfsense setup
- pfsense vm
- pfsense with pihole
- pihole
- pivpn
- proxmox
- proxmox router
- proxmox ve
- router
- running pfsense and docker
- self hosted
- single board computer
- virtualizing pfsense
- wireguard
Hardware Haven shows us how to build the ultimate router. I built a virtualized router similar to this a while back, but now I’m going to take it to the next level and build my “ULTIMATE” router. Or something along those lines…
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Introduction to Linux – Full Course for Beginners
If you’re new to Linux, this beginner’s course is for you. You’ll learn many of the tools used every day by both Linux SysAdmins and the millions of people running Linux distributions like Ubuntu on their PCs. This course will teach you how to navigate Linux’s Graphical User Interfaces and powerful command line tool ecosystem. […]
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Is Microsoft DESTROYING Windows with Windows 11?
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Frank
- February 17, 2023
- bonzi buddy
- butterflies
- chris titus tech
- Computer
- corruption
- Cortana
- cursor
- danooct1
- Dell
- destroying
- destroying windows 10
- destruction
- dev
- harambe
- joel
- Linux
- Malware
- mario
- Meme
- memez
- memz
- Microsoft
- Microsoft is DESTROYING Windows
- midi
- reign i.
- Security
- shrek
- surface
- Tablet
- tachymeter
- technometer
- toolbar
- trojan
- Tutorial
- vinesauce
- virus
- viruses
- wikihow
- win 10
- win32
- Windows
- WIndows 10
- windows 10 destruction
- worm
I have made no secret of my disdain for changes made in Windows 11. It was a driving force for me experiment with Linux last March and finally break down and buy a MacBook last October. More recently, my wife’s laptop was “stealth upgraded” to Windows 11, which really ticked her off. Fortunately, there is […]
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How to Use Linux Mint for Windows Users
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Frank
- February 16, 2023
- Barnatt
- Christopher Barnatt
- demo
- drives in Linux
- etcher
- Install
- Install MS Core Fonts
- Linux
- linux mint
- Linux Mint 19
- Linux Mint 19 demo
- Linux Mint 19 install
- linux mint install
- Linux Mint NVIDIA
- Linux Mint Tara
- Linux Mint Timeshift
- migrating to Linux
- migrating to Linux Mint
- mint
- MS Core Fonts
- MSCoreFonts
- Nvidia
- NVIDIA driver
- Timeshift
- Upgrade Manager
- Windows
- Windows users
This video is from ExplainingComputers is a couple of years old and the latest Linux Mint version is 21.1. However, it is still mostly spot on and a good look at a Linux OS that will “feel like home” to Windows users looking for a new OS instead of Windows 11. Since last year, when […]
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