Wait, there's a GNOME OS now?

submitted by Optimus85 from youtube.com

GeckoLinux is a Linux spin based on the openSUSE distribution, with a focus on polish and out-of-the-box usability on the desktop.

submitted by realpanzer from geckolinux.github.io

Anti-Systemd

submitted by realpanzer from awesome-anti-systemd.netlify.app

Kitty – a fast, featureful, GPU based terminal emulator

submitted by realpanzer from sw.kovidgoyal.net

CrowdSec - the community-powered firewall

submitted by realpanzer from crowdsec.net

MX Workbench 2020 released - custom Live-USB Linux build made with MX tools is that is meant to be a Swiss Army kind of tool for sysadmins, containing a lot of useful programs that can be used for cloning disks and partitions, recovering files, searching for viruses and rootkit, etc.

submitted by Pis-dur from mxlinux.org

The Debian GNU/Linux FAQ

submitted by ElifromtheBook from debian.org

Bash Pitfalls - a compilation of common mistakes made by bash users. Each example is flawed in some way.

submitted by realpanzer from mywiki.wooledge.org

DPL: Debian project has plenty of money but not enough developers

submitted by realpanzer from theregister.com

Recognize more devices on Linux with this USB ID Repository

submitted by Pis-dur from opensource.com

Linux 5.0 To Linux 5.9 Kernel Benchmarking Was A Bumpy Ride With New Regressions

submitted by Pis-dur from phoronix.com

How To Change Themes In Ubuntu [Beginner's Tutorial]

submitted by thetechier from self.Linux

Linux Mint Monthly News – August 2020

submitted by Pis-dur from blog.linuxmint.com

Building Embedded Systems With Buildroot

submitted by Cool_Camera from liberoscarcelli.net

Linux From Scratch version 10.0 released

submitted by Pis-dur from linuxfromscratch.org

Warpinator network transfer tool from the Linux Mint 20 distribution is now available as a Flatpak for all distros.

submitted by realpanzer from flathub.org

Fly-Pie is an attractive marking menu for Gnome Shell which can be used to launch applications, simulate hotkeys, open URLs and much more.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Stacer - Linux System Optimizer and Monitoring

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

How are you managing multiple SSH connections in Linux?

submitted by dissent from self.Linux

RPM Fusion is a software repository, providing software that the Fedora Project or Red Hat doesn't want to ship.

submitted by realpanzer from rpmfusion.org

The Linux Foundation is Not Even Using Linux to Prepare and Publish the Linux Kernel History Report

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

First Lenovo laptop with Fedora now available on the web!

submitted by Pis-dur from blogs.gnome.org

pkgs.org - Packages Search for Linux and Unix

submitted by realpanzer from pkgs.org

i-bash - Bash shell imbued with Guile call-outs to add intelligence to command lines

submitted by realpanzer from rdmp.org

ProxyChains For Anonymity

submitted by realpanzer from linuxsecurityblog.com

Nipe can route the traffic from your machine to the Internet through Tor network.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

sherlock - hunt down social media accounts by username across social networks

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Linux-Addicts - We customize your GNU/Linux

submitted by realpanzer from deviantart.com

Linux-Lounge - Linux Tools customization

submitted by realpanzer from deviantart.com

Kicksecure - A Security-hardened, Non-anonymous Linux Distribution

submitted by realpanzer from whonix.org

SC-IM - an ncurses spreadsheet program for terminal

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

$42,000 Hidden in Switzerland by Debian/Software in the Public Interest, Inc.

submitted by realpanzer from debian.community

Linux Rig - Desktop Linux for Everyone

submitted by realpanzer from linuxrig.com

Linux Spotlight is dedicated to showing off the best thing about Linux, the community... which is made up of Developers, Distro maintainers, Linux Personality’s and Everyday users.

submitted by realpanzer from linuxspotlight.fireside.fm

My text-based media center

submitted by realpanzer from hunden.linuxkompis.se

DotShare is the attempted solution to all of the sporadic "Post your X configs!" threads on various distro's forums.

submitted by realpanzer from dotshare.it

Cockpit - the easy-to-use, integrated, glanceable, and open web-based interface for your servers

submitted by realpanzer from cockpit-project.org

Fix Linux not suspending on low battery levels, and prolong your battery life

submitted by realpanzer from ctrl.blog

mintCast is “The podcast by the Linux Mint community for all users of Linux.”

submitted by realpanzer from mintcast.org

Why I Can’t Recommend Linux to Others

submitted by realpanzer from chriswiegman.com

MOFO Linux is an operating system optimized for defeating all methods of internet censorship and surveillance.

submitted by realpanzer from mofolinux.com

Homebrew Is the Missing Package Manager for Linux

submitted by realpanzer from chriswiegman.com

What Bryan Lunduke Doesn’t Understand

submitted by realpanzer from bnolet.me

Enough with the Linux security FUD

submitted by realpanzer from zdnet.com

instantOS is an Arch based distro that works out of the box but is still aimed at power users.

submitted by realpanzer from instantos.io

Openwifi: Linux mac80211 compatible full-stack 802.11/Wi-Fi design based on SDR

submitted by D0z from news.ycombinator.com

The Linuxtopia Library and How-To guides consist of over 16,000 pages of detailed technical information.

submitted by realpanzer from linuxtopia.org

Implement port knocking using iptables

submitted by realpanzer from microhowto.info

Configure Fedora to practice and compose music

submitted by realpanzer from fedoramagazine.org

Here’s another coding playlist, this time a bit more energetic than the last one, but not too much distracting. Enjoy!

submitted by sockpuppetposter from open.spotify.com

Codemap - the code visualizer

submitted by realpanzer from codemap.app

Non-Docker Local Installation of searX on Linux

submitted by realpanzer from persagen.com

No, Hundreds of Viewers Don’t Make It ‘Most Popular’

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

If you like having music while working (because many ppl use Linux for development, I use Ubuntu Studio), and are looking for something not too distracting or energetic but not ambient also, try this dreamwave playlist for your coding sessions

submitted by sockpuppetposter from open.spotify.com

Installation of a private Searx instance

submitted by realpanzer from stopspying.neocities.org

Why I will never call it Gnu/linux

submitted by Drewski from lbry.tv

The Linux Kernel is no longer Free Software?

submitted by realpanzer from flix.librenet.co.za

TuxDigital is a Educational media channel that advocates for Linux-based operating systems through teaching, training, and distribution of information.

submitted by realpanzer from tuxdigital.com

Relax-and-Recover is a setup-and-forget Linux bare metal disaster recovery solution. It is easy to set up and requires no maintenance so there is no excuse for not using it.

submitted by realpanzer from relax-and-recover.org

BSD (for Tiny Core Users)

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

Linux ate my ram! (Don't Panic! Your ram is fine!)

submitted by realpanzer from linuxatemyram.com

Tizonia - a powerful cloud music player for the Linux terminal

submitted by realpanzer from tizonia.org

Tauon music box is a modern streamlined music player with a minimal interface.

submitted by realpanzer from tauonmusicbox.rocks

Firefox and web browsers for Linux

submitted by realpanzer from utcc.utoronto.ca

AIPM - A Package Manager for AppImages

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Windows Refund Day - When Linux Users Demanded Their Money Back

submitted by dissent from youtube.com

5 Best CLI Tools to Search Plain-Text Data Using Regular Expressions

submitted by Scrubjay from tecmint.com

How To Make Ubuntu Work Like Windows 10

submitted by realpanzer from kevq.uk

Better Than Top: 7 System Monitoring Tools for Linux to Keep an Eye on Vital System Stats

submitted by Scrubjay from itsfoss.com

The Linux Backdoor Attempt of 2003

submitted by realpanzer from freedom-to-tinker.com

WTF is the personal information dashboard for your terminal, providing at-a-glance access to your very important but infrequently-needed stats and data.

submitted by realpanzer from wtfutil.com

How to Run Any Linux Distribution Directly from Hard Disk in Ubuntu Using Grub Menu

submitted by Scrubjay from tecmint.com

"Make the 486 Great Again!" - Modern Linux in an ancient PC

submitted by realpanzer from yeokhengmeng.com

prowser - a web browser from scratch with simplicity in mind

submitted by realpanzer from git.sr.ht

Bashtop - A Resource Monitoring Tool for Linux

submitted by Scrubjay from tecmint.com

Mistborn is a platform and WebUI that manages self hosted services, and protects them in a Wireguard VPN with PiHole DNS and Coppercloud IP filtering. Supports 2FA, Nextcloud, Syncthing, Rocket.Chat, Home Assistant, Jellyfin, Bitwarden, OnlyOffice, Tor, and Jitsi.

submitted by realpanzer from gitlab.com

sanctuary - a secure synchronous lightweight chatroom with zero logging and total transience

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

IBM is Already Gutting Red Hat and Firing Employees Without Warning, Jim Whitehurst Isn’t Even Using Linux.

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

SUSE is Still Pushing Microsoft Proprietary Software and Bragging About the Novell Patent Collusion With Microsoft.

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

How to Install Arch Linux on a Raspberry Pi (Step-by-step Tutorial for Beginners)

submitted by realpanzer from itsfoss.com

Microsoft-Connected CloudGuru Doesn’t Care About Linux and Now It’s Gradually Killing the BSD/Linux-Centric Jupiter Broadcasting

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

Microsoft Needs Linux (More Than Linux Needs Microsoft) for the Same Reason a Drowning Person Needs ‘Revenge’.

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

‘Team Microsoft’ Took Control of Softpedia to Control Coverage About GNU/Linux

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

suplemon - Text editor with multi cursor support. It replicates Sublime Text like functionality in the terminal.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Porg is a program to aid management of software packages installed from source code.

submitted by realpanzer from porg.sourceforge.net

Popsicle is a Linux utility for flashing multiple USB devices in parallel

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

At ZDNet, Linux is Dangerous and Linux is Also Microsoft

submitted by realpanzer from techrights.org

IoT Security Vulnerabilities are Ubiquitous: How To Secure Your Router and Your Linux System Now

submitted by realpanzer from linuxsecurity.com

The fixes to the Linux BootHole fixes are in

submitted by realpanzer from zdnet.com

Tails is a portable operating system that protects your privacy and helps you avoid censorship.

submitted by realpanzer from tails.boum.org

PsychOS is a GNU/Linux-based, systemd-free operating system perfect for retrophiles of all ages.

submitted by realpanzer from psychoslinux.gitlab.io

Shutter - take a screenshot of a specific area, window, your whole screen, or even of a website – apply different effects to it, draw on it to highlight points, and then upload to an image hosting site, all within one window.

submitted by realpanzer from antibody-software.com

Pinta Open-Source Image Editing and Drawing App Sees New Major Release After 5 Years

submitted by realpanzer from 9to5linux.com

Flameshot makes it easy to take screenshots and annotate them with arrows, boxes, and callouts — no external editor required.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Needl will generate random Internet traffic in an attempt to conceal your legitimate traffic, essentially making your data the Needle in the haystack and thus harder to find. The goal is to make it harder for your ISP, government, etc to track your browsing history and habits.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

A fundamental difference between Snap and Flatpak

submitted by realpanzer from merlijn.sebrechts.be

usbrip - simple command line forensics tool for tracking USB device artifacts (history of USB events)

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

Noobs Term is an installer that incorporates some of the wonderful terminal programs, packages, and configurations that are commonly installed together.

submitted by realpanzer from noobs-term.com

McFly replaces your default ctrl-r shell history search with an intelligent search engine that takes into account your working directory and the context of recently executed commands.

submitted by realpanzer from github.com

1Password is coming to Linux, a development preview already out

submitted by realpanzer from discussions.agilebits.com

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