Best of Linux — May 2023
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Community Picks·3y
OrbStack: Blazingly Fast Docker Desktop Alternative for MacOS
OrbStack is a fast and lightweight Docker Desktop alternative for MacOS. It allows developers to run Docker containers and Linux machines on their Mac with minimal setup and maximum performance. OrbStack is a native macOS app written in Swift and offers features such as seamless Docker integration, running Linux machines, command-line integration, and network connectivity. It is beneficial for development, testing, and learning purposes. OrbStack is free during beta but will become a paid product in the future. It is faster, lighter, and easier to use compared to Docker Desktop and Colima.
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It's Foss·3y
10 Best Fonts for Linux Terminal
The perfect font is crucial for many things, whether you are a programmer, system administrator, or a Linux user fond of the terminal. We have picked some of the best fonts fit for coding, offering good readability and look-for terminals. Here are the best Linux terminal emulators you can get.
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ByteByteGo·3y
EP58: 10 Key Data Structures We Use Every Day
18 most-used Linux commands are instructions for interacting with the operating system. You need to become familiar with these commands in order to navigate and maintain Linux-based systems efficiently and effectively. Full stack development involves developing and managing all layers of a software application, from user interfaces to storage.
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omg! ubuntu!·3y
Firefox 113 Finally Makes Picture-in-Picture Mode Useful
Firefox 113 Finally Makes Picture-in-Picture Mode Useful - OMG! Ubuntu A new version of Mozilla Firefox is rolling out across Windows, macOS and, more importantly to us, Linux. Firefox 113 is an interesting update that enhances the browser’s capabilities in a number of areas.
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Three Computer Games That Make Assembly Language Fun
The first game is Human Resource Machine, originally released in 2015 by Tomorrow Corp. and now available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and the new Nintendo Switch. TIS-100 emulates an ’80s microcomputer interface, while Shenzhen I/O combines coding and wiring.
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All-Snap Ubuntu Desktop Coming Next Year
All-Snap Ubuntu Desktop Coming Next Year - OMG! Ubuntu An all-snap Ubuntu desktop is coming. The next long-term support release of Ubuntu will be available to download in two versions: a classic, deb-based version and, for the first time, as an immutable, snap-based build too.
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freeCodeCamp·3y
How to Setup a Windows Machine for Machine Learning/Deep Learning Using an Nvidia Graphics Card (CUDA)
How to set up a Windows Machine for Machine Learning/Deep Learning using an Nvidia Graphics Card (CUDA) If you can afford a good Nvidia graphics card, then you can easily use your graphics card for this type of intensive work. A lot of developers use Linux for this, but I do not like Linux as a desktop operating system.
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Deep-Dive into TCP Connection Establishment Process
TCP is a programming construct used in the Linux kernel source code. It’s an abstraction over how Linux communicates with other hosts distributed over a network. The process of connection creation in TCP is called the three-way handshake. After an ack packet has arrived, connection request is removed from a connection request queue.
