Tagged: Open Source

17 August 2016

Serious TCP bug in Linux Kernel allows traffic hijacking

A recent research has exposed a three-years-old bug in the Linux Kernel. The bug, starting from version 3.6 of the Linux Kernel, allows TCP traffic hijacking without the need of being in the middle of the...

Linux

10 August 2016

EasyNAS: review of an openSUSE-based NAS distro

EasyNAS is a openSUSE-based Linux distribution aiming to provide a stable and reliable NAS system on top of BTRFS.

Linux

3 August 2016

Kali Linux: The hacker distro, is it good for me?

Kali Linux is the favourite hacker distribution, or at least that’s what they say. Because of that, it gets so much attention, even among non-technical and beginner users; but is it a good thing? In this...

Linux / News

13 July 2016

Snap: Package any app for any Linux device

In Linux we have a multitude of package managers, each with its own pros and cons. Today we’ll speak about Snap: a universal package manager sponsored by Canonical, the society behind Ubuntu.

Linux / News

29 June 2016

Flatpak: the future of package managers

In Linux we have a multitude of package managers, each with its own pros and cons. Let’s discover Flatpak, formerly GNOME xdg-app, the package manager that aims to provide cross-platform sandboxed packages to every Linux distribution.

Linux Mint 18 with Cinnamon 3.0 and dark background

Linux / News

15 June 2016

Linux Mint 18 new features, now with Cinnamon 3

After Fedora 24 and Ubuntu 16.04 it is the turn of Linux Mint 18! Linux Mint is a desktop-focused distribution loved by its users because of its polished feel. Let’s discover what’s new in Mint 18...

Linux

8 June 2016

Build your files cloud: OwnCloud

Have you ever dreamed of creating your own personal cloud? Now you can with OwnCloud. In this article you’ll get a glance of what OwnCloud can do for you.

Bitcoin / News

11 May 2016

OpenBazaar a decentralized, free P2P market!

Bitcoin is slowly revolutionising the word “money”, concept like cryptocurrency, decentralized network and microtransactions have suddenly become more common. In the meanwhile OpenBazaar was born.

Linux / News / OpenStack

27 April 2016

Discover OpenStack Mitaka new features

OpenStack Mitaka is the 13th release of OpenStack released on 7th April 2016. This release aims to improve stability, manageability and user experience.

Linux / News

13 April 2016

Fedora 24 new features: Docker, Origin and more!

Fedora is the fast-paced bleeding-edge distribution of Red Hat. Fedora 24 is the first release of 2016 the other being Fedora 25. Let’s discover what lies in the future of this popular Linux distribution especially among...

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Tagged: Open Source

Serious TCP bug in Linux Kernel allows traffic hijacking

EasyNAS: review of an openSUSE-based NAS distro

Kali Linux: The hacker distro, is it good for me?

Snap: Package any app for any Linux device

Flatpak: the future of package managers

Linux Mint 18 new features, now with Cinnamon 3

OpenBazaar a decentralized, free P2P market!

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