If you're looking to get serious about Linux and make the most of your computers, consider this your must-do list.

With a local web server set up, you can view your own files in a web browser, usually by visiting http://localhost/. Typically, this will show a “welcome” page, although you may need to install and ...

Self-hosting bookmark sync with Floccus protects your data by keeping it in your control. Floccus lets you choose where to host sync files like Google Drive, NextCloud, or WebDAV. Setting up a WebDAV ...

Linux is making real gains on the desktop. New data shows its market share passing 5% in the U.S., signaling a long-awaited ...

A new attack uses CVE-2021-41773 in Apache HTTP Server to install a cryptocurrency miner via compromised websites.

Setting up a file server can be intimidating to the uninitiated. There are many servers to choose from, and then you need to decide how to install it — Docker? Kubernates? Well, what’s ...

Build a budget-friendly NAS with Raspberry Pi 4! Learn how to set up, configure, and optimize your own DIY storage and media ...

ForkServer is the Firefox's new Linux feature that eliminates annoying forced restarts after updates. Better performance and ...

Simplify file management with Copyparty, a free Python-based tool offering cross-platform compatibility and advanced features ...

Researchers tied a cybercrime group tracked as UNC2891 to an attempted Asia-Pacific bank heist, in which remote attackers ...

The Koske Linux malware shows how cybercriminals can use AI for payload development, persistence, and adaptivity.

Linux is fairly resilient, so the chances of you breaking it are slim. If you do break something, consider it a learning opportunity. If you do feel the need to intentionally break something, I would ...