Bottlerocket is an Open Source Linux Distribution Built to Run Containers
Bottlerocket is an Amazon's AWS open-source Linux distribution it has developed specifically for running software containers.
Bobby Borisov
Bobby, an editor-in-chief at Linuxiac, is a Linux professional with over 20 years of experience. With a strong focus on Linux and open-source software, he has worked as a Senior Linux System Administrator, Software Developer, and DevOps Engineer for small and large multinational companies.
PinePhone Manjaro Community Edition Coming In Mid-September
Pre-orders for the brand new PinePhone Manjaro Community Edition should go live in mid-September for $149 and $199.
Firefox 80 Released With The New Add-ons Blocklist
The highlight of Firefox 80 is that it enables Mozilla's new add-ons blocklist designed to enhance the browser's performance and scalability.
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 8 Now Come With Fedora
The rollout of Fedora across Lenovo laptops appears to have begun along with a sale. The first model is the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 8.
Fedora Linux: The Blue Fairy Tale of Red Riding Hood
Fedora Linux was created back in 2003 as a community distribution called the Fedora Project. It is sponsored primarily by Red Hat.
Arch Linux Conf Online 2020 Will Take Place On October 10th and 11th
This year Arch Linux Conf intend to hold a two-day online conference for the Arch community. It will take place on October 10-11, 2020.
Pleroma 2.1.0 Released With All-new Chats And More Backend Stuff
Pleroma is a social network microblogging server. The most prominent feature in 2.1 are the all-new chats and more backend stuff.
Gcolor3 Color Picker Is A Color Selection Tool Written In GTK+ 3
Gcolor3 Color Picker is written in GTK3. It enables you to pick the color from any pixel on your screen. It also offers a palette.
How to Zip Files and Directories on Linux (with Examples)
This article will show you how to easily use the Zip command on Linux to Zip files and directories.
Fedora 33 Desktop Will Switch To Using Btrfs As Default Filesystem
The Fedora Project is changing the default file system for desktop variants. Btrfs will replace ext4 as the default filesystem in Fedora 33.