Tutorial: Configuring zones bound by source IPs in FirewallD
How to set up source IP-specific or network-interface-bound firewall zone rulesets in FirewallD — the Linux firewall system.
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Top 3 management games of 2016 for Linux
Three of my favorite new city-builders and management games in 2016 are all available for Linux through Steam.
Set up distributed compilation with Icecream in Fedora Linux
How to speed up compilation time with Icrecream/icecc by setting up distributed compilation using all PCs available to you.
How to set up ClamAV to periodically scan for badware on Fedora Linux
All the steps needed for running periodic malware scans on your Fedora Linux installation. Recommended for Fedora Server setups!
Manage Wi-Fi latency and dynamic power-savings on Linux
You can decide the balance between Wi-Fi network latency and power-savings on Linux using the new llwr utility.
GNOME web-API dependent apps fail as providers drop support
Some of the default GNOME apps depended too heavily on hardcoded online APIs. They didn’t have backup plans for when those APIs went away.
KDE Connect: Making friends between Android and the Linux desktop
A smart app connects your Linux desktop and Android device. It lets them share files and clipboard contents with each other encrypted over your local network.
Help Mozilla build out its Location Service by taking a walk
Mozilla is building a free alternative to the big tech companies’ location services. But they need help gathering signaling data from your neighborhood.
Review of laptop stickers and Linux merchandise from Unixstickers
Review of Linux and other open-source project stickers, T-shirts, and merchandise from Unixstickers.
Why I choose the Linux desktop
The Linux desktop aligns more with my values; as Windows and MacOS seek to restrict ever-more user freedoms. Plus, I like bing able to debug problems.
Change the default SSH port in Fedora Linux
Reduce brute-force password guessing and scripted attacks on your SSH service running on a Fedora Server by changing away from the default SSH port number.
rm -rf / in Windows Subsystem for Linux reveals sharp set of teeth
WSL doesn’t protect your core operating system if you try to do something stupid; like deleting every file on the boot drive.