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CronJob is the task scheduler in Linux which schedules the task at a specific time or schedules task to repeat itself after a specific time.

Learn about the operating system kernel parameters, shared memory, and semaphores and its usage on PostgreSQL databases.

Learn how to use Bluetooth on your Ubuntu system for file transfer, both through the UI and the command line.

Techdrivein: Apellix considered many popular Linux distributions before zeroing in on Ubuntu

The Debian project has started the freezing process to prepare to release Debian 10 (codename Buster) in the coming months.

opensource.com: We surveyed individual members of small and large scrum teams. Here are some key findings.

LinuxUprising: When you create a regular Linux live USB, you can install software, download files, make changes to the system, and so on, but all of these changes are lost after a reboot.

Why you shouldn't use these terms interchangeably.

Here are five commands that let you view the content of a file in Linux terminal.

Learn three methods to lock your Ubuntu scree

Following on Canonical's convergence dream for Ubuntu Linux, Purism made the convergence dream a reality for its PureOS Linux operating system

This tutorial describes how to set password policies such as password length, password complexity, password expiration period??etc., in Linux.

News moves quickly, so here's a look at some interesting games that will release in 2019 and support Linux.

KSmoothDock is a cool desktop panel with parabolic zooming effect for KDE Plasma 5.

For the past few years we've watched Microsoft's love toward open source by making many of its popular software open source.

Meet Knative, Istio, KubeVirt, and Kubeflow - four emerging technologies to watch if you're using Kubernetes and hybrid cloud

eWEEK Video: Steve Martino, SVP, Chief Information Security Officer at Cisco, outline how his firm has enabled a DevSecOps pipeline to help improve security throughout the software development lifecycle.

Learn how to test your microphone on Ubuntu.

Geany is a light and swift text editor with IDE features ideal for Linux users who enjoy a hackable and simple interface.

Support for HiDPI monitors was available in GNOME for a while now, but it's limited to scaling windows by integral factors