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A new type of kernel attacking malware has been founded on Windows 11.
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Defend against kernel-level malware by understanding how it operates and the risks it poses to your system.
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Getting your Linux system’s version is the first step in knowing how it works. Learn how to do that in both the terminal and the GUI today.
By Ramces Red – Jun 14, 2023
Nvidia has had full support for Wayland since 2021, but it isn’t always smooth. This guide will get Wayland to work with your Nvidia card.
By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Jun 5, 2023
PipeWire is a powerful contender to replace PulseAudio. Here we show you how to install and configure PipeWire on your Linux system.
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Toughen up your Linux server now!
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The most common reason is a misbehaving app.
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Read this first before you started to compile your own Linux kernel.
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Customize your Linux to the max by compiling your own kernel
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Looking for total Open Source software for your Linux system? Try out these Linux-libre distributions.
By Ramces Red – Mar 16, 2022
When the updated kernel won’t let you use your computer, it’s time to downgrade.
By Kris Wouk – Dec 14, 2021
The most recent Linux 5.7 kernel update was released earlier this year and brings with it some exciting changes. Let’s explore some of its best features.
By William Elcock – Jun 24, 2020
If you are running a Ubuntu server, you will need to reboot it occasionally after a system upgrade. Ubuntu livepatch can avoid server reboot without compromising security.
By Alexandru Andrei – Aug 12, 2019
Recently, Microsoft announced an update for the implementation of a whole Linux kernel to the OS. What does this mean, and how does it affect you?
By Simon Batt – May 23, 2019
Meltdown and Spectre are big security issues, and they affect almost every computer. For Linux (and Ubuntu) there are already a lot of updates available to fight Meltdown and Spectre. You only need to install them.
By Nick Congleton – Feb 2, 2018
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