Best of Linux — September 2023
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Windows Command Line·3y
Windows Subsystem for Linux September 2023 update
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) with new features and bug fixes. Check out the summary below, and read on to learn more about new experimental features. WSL is used for a wide array of workflows and we want to help you get the best performance and quality experience from these workflows.
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Community Picks·3y
8 Reasons Why WhatsApp Was Able to Support 50 Billion Messages a Day With Only 32 Engineers
WhatsApp was able to support 50 billion messages a day from 450 million daily active users with only 32 engineers. Jan Koum and the team behind WhatsApp had to adopt the best engineering practices to overcome the challenges. The product focus was always only on the core feature - messaging.
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freeCodeCamp·3y
How to Manage Users in Linux
Linux is an open-source operating system that is widely used in various applications. One of the fundamental aspects of Linux is user management, which enables administrators to control access to resources and maintain security of the system. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to user management in Linux.
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It's Foss·3y
21 Useful Terminal Shortcuts Pro Linux Users Love
21 Useful Terminal Shortcuts Pro Linux Users love learning the Linux commands. You have no idea how helpful they are until you know how to use them to make your terminal sessions super productive. In this tutorial, I will walk you through the top terminal shortcuts with examples of how to Use them.
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Medium·3y
“Containerization Using Docker”
‘Containerization Using Docker’ is a comprehensive introduction to Docker containerization. If you’re new to Docker or just looking to refresh your knowledge, this blog post serves as a comprehensive Introduction to Docker. ‘Docker’ allows a developer to package up an application with all of the parts it needs, such as libraries and other dependencies.
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omg! ubuntu!·3y
I Think Ubuntu 23.10 is Making a Mistake…
Current daily builds of Ubuntu 23.10 instead ship a minimal platform pre-populated with just a handful of apps. These cover only the most basic of basic computing needs. As an idea, it's not without merit, but in practice, I think it's a potential misstep.
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How does the Linux Kernel start a Process
How does the Linux Kernel start a process...and how to ptrace the entry point and m3ss w1th da stack. How does Linux start a Process... and how does Linux begin a process. How the Kernel prepares the stack, heap, signals,... The Kernel passes execution to the userland program.
