LEMP software stack is a group of open source software that is typically installed together to enable a server to host dynamic websites and web apps. This term is actually an acronym which represents the Linux operating system, with the ENginx web server (which replaces the Apache component of a LAMP stack). The site data [...]
Manjaro plans to get rid of pacman
The pacman package manager is one of the reasons why many of us fell in love with Arch Linux and its derivatives. Simple and fast, both when installing official packages (in the community lately helpers type Yay or trizen triumph) and to update the system. Its pragmatism in the command line makes it one of [...]
GNOME 3.30 gets its first maintenance update, ready for massive installations
The GNOME project announced the immediate availability of the first maintenance update for the GNOME 3.30 graphical environment. GNOME 3.30.1 is the first security and stability update for GNOME 3.30 and brings many improvements, bug fixes and updated translations for many essential components and applications, allowing GNOME 3.30 to be ready for massive installations. One [...]
The 5 best eBook creation tools for GNU/Linux
E-books are fast becoming the most popular publication medium for books. More people than ever are buying their books in digital form, and electronic books open an invaluable opportunity for self-published publishers and authors alike. Ebooks are even a popular tool for inbound marketing and lead generation. If you want to create your own eBook [...]
Dog influencer: more and more dogs have their profile on Instagram
Not everything is to post a plate of food or a landscape with black and white filters. There is a parallel world on Instagram, which is gaining more ground. It is the dog profiles, where they speak in the first person, tell what they like to do and how they feel at each moment of [...]
List public keys in Debian and check if they are expired or about to expire.
On this occasion, I'm going to show you how to list the public keys in Debian in case one of them is out of date and in your case, how to solve it. The first step is to open a terminal as root, and list the keys of the repositories that we have in the [...]
Force apt-get to connect via IPv4 or IPv6
Surely you are thinking: "IPv4 is 'dead', it does not make sense to force IPv4", in an ideal world, you would be right . But the reality is that a large part of the infrastructure of the network is not ready for IPv6. My experience with apt-get on stable Debian in the UK has been [...]
Intel celebrates half a century of history
50 years ago, Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore founded the North American company Intel with a very clear purpose: to reflect on what could be done to create a better future and in an unlimited way. One of the reflections of Noyce has remained as an emblem of what the company has meant in [...]
Linux Mint 19: a secure and stable distro, with extended support, new features and faster
About six months ago, when we talked about the new Linux Mint 19 "Tara" had a release date, we said that many might want to wait for this distro instead of using the new Ubuntu, and the reason is simple: stability . While Linux Mint is still based on Ubuntu, and this time in the [...]
How to install Brackets in Debian/Ubuntu and derivatives
Brackets is a code editor that we can get for our GNU/Linux distribution for free. Brackets is created by the company Adobe although it is Free Software. Brackets is not an editor of code to use since it only allows to edit files related to web development, although files of programming languages like C or [...]