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Proxmox Backup Server 1.1 released

The Proxmox team announced the general availability of version 1.1 of the Proxmox Backup Server. Proxmox announced the launch of Proxmox Backup Server version 1.1, built on Debian Buster 10.9. The latest version using a current, long-term supported Linux kernel (5.4.106), and including ZFS 2.0. Proxmox also stated that the latest version is written in...

All about the new features in GNOME 40

In this article, we will take a closer look at the newly released features in GNOME 40. Contains Activities Overview, Redesigned weather application, Settings, Software, Files, and others. GNOME, the default desktop environment used by many major Linux distributions, announced the launch of GNOME 40. After 822 contributors’ hard work of 6 months, the latest...

Uptime Institute releases 3rd annual outage analysis

Uptime Institute published the findings of its Annual Outage Analysis, an important industry indicator. Uptime Institute published the findings of its Annual Outage Analysis, an important industry indicator. It shows that while improvements have been made with technology and better management of the availability, outages remain a major industry, customer, and regulatory concern. The report...

Rocky Linux release candidate is now available for testing

The Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation (RESF) announced the general availability of the Rocky Linux 8.3 Release Candidate 1 for x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. Rocky Linux is the latest option available to all the disenchanted CentOS users whose preferred distribution was abruptly terminated in December 2020. Lead by CentOS founder Gregory Kurtzer, the project has announced...

How to Upgrade Fedora Linux 33 to Fedora Linux 34

Users of the Fedora Linux 33 release can now upgrade their installations to the recently released Fedora Linux 34, so here’s a quick and painless tutorial for those who don’t know yet how to upgrade their Fedora Linux installations. Fedora Linux 34 is out today and it’s packed with lots of goodies, including the latest...

AlmaLinux 8.4 Beta has been released

Following the successful release of the 8.3 Stable release on March 30th, the AlmaLinux Community released AlmaLinux OS 8.4 Beta. CloudLinux published the first stable release of AlmaLinux OS, a powerful and free CentOS alternative with a live event on March 30th. Now, AlmaLinux OS 8.4 Beta has been released for testing. CloudLinux is an...

Geary Email Client Is Now Ready for GNOME 40

The open-source, free, and lightweight Geary email client designed specifically for the GNOME desktop environment has been updated today to version 40 as part of the latest GNOME 40 desktop environment series. Geary 40 is here for fans of the lightweight and modern email client, not only adding support for the GNOME 40 desktop environment...

Latest Arch Linux ISO has been Release with the ArchInstall CLI Guided Installer

The latest Arch Linux ISO snapshot for April 2021 comes with the well-known archinstall command-line guided installer to help veterans spend less time installing the famous distro.   Arch Linux 2021.04.01 is now available for download as the most up-to-date installation medium of this independently developed, flexible, lightweight, and rolling-release GNU/Linux distribution. While last month’s...

What’s second-largest corporate network attacks in 2020 ?

Attackers are now increasingly taking advantage of emerging malware like crypto mining to target corporates, according to Crypto Parrot’s data. Hackers devise new methods to get into the systems of targeted parties. For the last few years, attackers are now increasingly taking advantage of emerging malware like crypto mining to target corporates. Cryptomining malware’s details...