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This guide will demonstrate the approaches related to installing and using Jupyter Notebook on a Linux system. The post How to Install and Use Jupyter Notebook on Linux appeared first on Linux Today. Link to original post https://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/how-to-install-and-use-jupyter-notebook-on-linux/ from Teknoids… Continue Reading →
Last week Linus Torvalds personally cleaned up the x86 memory copy code for Linux 6.4, Phoronix reports — and this week “he’s merged more of his own code as he took issue with some of the code merged by Intel… Continue Reading →
Invoking another user’s privileges to execute a command. (credit: Cavan Images/Getty)Two of the most fundamental tools of the modern Unix-like command line, sudo and su, are being rewritten in the modern language Rust as part of a wider effort to… Continue Reading →
Check out five of the best RSS feed readers that can aggregate content from your favorite websites, blogs, podcasts, and YouTube videos. The post 5 Best RSS Feed Readers for Linux in 2023 appeared first on Linux Today. Link to… Continue Reading →
GPU Screen Recorder has been updated with AMD and Intel GPU support. Previously, it only worked on systems using an Nvidia graphics card. The post GPU Screen Recorder for Linux Adds Support for AMD, Intel GPUs appeared first on Linux… Continue Reading →
This guide will demonstrate how to set up an Apache web server to host a website on your Linux system for free. The post How to Host a Website on Your Linux System for Free appeared first on Linux Today…. Continue Reading →
The nvtop command is an excellent task monitor. Here’s how to install the nvtop command on your Linux distro to monitor GPU tasks. The post nvtop Command: Awesome Linux Task Monitor for NVIDIA, AMD, Intel GPUs appeared first on Linux… Continue Reading →
An anonymous reader shared this report from Phoronix: A pull request of early AMDGPU kernel graphics driver changes was submitted for DRM-Next on Friday as some of the early feature work accumulating for the Linux 6.4 kernel cycle. Among the… Continue Reading →
Enlarge / Everything Asahi Linux’s four-person team has done to make Linux work on Apple’s M-series chips is remarkable, but “ready to run” is a stretch. (credit: Apple/Asahi Linux) It’s an odd thing to see the leaders of an impressive… Continue Reading →
In this article, you’ll learn what an inode is, how to check an inode and its size, and its role in soft/hard links and system updates. The post What is inode in Linux? appeared first on Linux Today. Link to… Continue Reading →