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Ubuntu and Linux Mint are among the most popular flavors systems. Linux is attracting a growing number of distort systems, distros include the linux kernel and the variety of software. They both are accessible desktops for newcomers. Ubuntu still has a larger community overall.
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Ubuntu will now be collecting data from you unless you opt out. Posted by Matthew Huffman
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Democratize is how the author of the article describes the Linux Foundation’s new AI technological advances. Acumos is the name of this new open source platform. With the intention to provide smooth data and functionality to many operating systems. As mentioned in the article some of the organizations that would have interest in AI are "autonomous vehicles, drones, content curation and analytics, and much more", stated by Jim Zemlin, executive director at the Linux Foundation. AT&T and Tech Mahindra have also been driving forces in the development of this new platform conformity. If you visit the Acumos website, in the description it states that the “Acumos Project establishes its governance model”, which sync on the author’s description.
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10 things to do first in Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon
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Not sure what that terminal command you’re copying and pasting does? Explainshell.com provides a breakdown and explanation of each component of a command. Just paste it into the prompt on the webpage and you’re good to go.
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This article shows you how to run and kill a command in Linux terminal at specific times.
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Google continues to love all over Linux, as they're now adding support for 'containerized' apps in Linux for Chromebooks. Essentially it allows Linux VMs to run on Chromebooks if a certain policy is set to true or unset on the Chromebook.
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You know me as Erik Matthew Herrick in class, I sit in the back and find interesting articles.
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This article explains how to install Linux by installing BusyBox to get access to Linux commands on your Android.
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5 LINUX TOOLS TO HELP RECOVER DATA FROM CORRUPTED DRIVES
Did your screen just turn black or your laptop freeze without warning? Maybe your hard drive has started chirping. Worse yet, maybe you suddenly can’t save to your home partition.
All these signs of a corrupted or failing drive can cause you to sweat, but there’s no reason to immediately throw away your computer. Keep reading to learn about five Linux tools that can help retrieve your data and get your digital life back on track.
Mark Ebreo