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New Cyrus Biotechnology Antibody Structure Prediction Software “NextGen” Outperforms Schrödinger and Other Software in Third-Party Test

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Photoflare: An Open Source Image Editor for Simple Editing Needs

Brief: Photoflare is an image editor available for Linux and Windows. The editor has a free and open source community edition. When it comes to image editing on Linux, GIMP is the first and obvious choice. But GIMP could be overwhelming if you don’t need advanced editing feature. This is […] The post Photoflare: An […]

Hybrid Cloud Picking Up Pace In UK?

Hi all, I’m wondering what kind of name and terminology you all use for hybrid cloud environments. It seems to be a highly searched term in the US but not so much in the UK. Is there another term for it here? Some info on hybrid cloud here for those […] The post Hybrid Cloud […]

How to Run Any Linux Distribution Directly from Hard Disk in Ubuntu Using Grub Menu

Most of Linux distributions provide ISO files that are designed and built to run in Live Mode directly from a bootable media such as CD /DVD, Flash/USB cards or even directly from a Hard The post How to Run Any Linux Distribution Directly from Hard Disk in Ubuntu Using Grub Menu appeared first on .

r/archlinux seems to be hacked (reposting as link since Automod removed my previous post)

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Linux Experiences/Rants or Education/Certifications thread – August 10, 2020

Welcome to r/linux rants and experiences! This megathread is also to hear opinions from anyone just starting out with Linux or those that have used Linux (GNU or otherwise) for a long time. Let us know what’s annoying you, whats making you happy, or something that you want to get […] The post Linux Experiences/Rants […]

How to build better Infra Microservices?: 3 Key Architectural Guidelines

Microservices are great and powerful. Microservices always need not be business scenario specific. When building scalable, large platforms, it is important to build several infrastructure level microservices which can be used in building solution/business specific microservices. what Is an Infra Microservice? A microservice which may not directly handle the business […] The post How to […]

The Challenges of Adopting K8s for Production and Tips to Avoid Them

From its discreet debut in 2000 with the jail command introduced by FREEBSD, container technology is now firmly occupying the center stage of modern software delivery. Kubernetes is the de facto standard today for container orchestration and reputedly the best in the containerization space. And the timing is right for […] The post The Challenges […]

Managing Kubernetes Environments Using Namespaces and Terraform

In the last several years, Kubernetes has become the “go-to” standard for managing and orchestrating containerized workloads. Thanks to its vendor-agnostic nature, you can easily run Kubernetes almost anywhere, and in fact, all the major cloud vendors offer a managed Kubernetes service (AWS EKS, Google GKE, and Azure AKS). With […] The post Managing Kubernetes […]

Why DevOps Should be Responsible for Development Environments

Let’s discuss an extremely common anti-pattern I’ve noticed with teams that are relatively new to containers/cloud-native/Kubernetes, etc. More so than when building traditional monoliths, cloud-native applications can be incredibly complex and, as a result, need a relatively sophisticated development environment. Unfortunately, this need often isn’t evident at the beginning of […] The post Why DevOps […]

A discussion on static vs dynamic linking

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Linux 5.8-rc1 – Linus Torvalds

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Favorite Multiboot USB creators (Ventoy, YUMI, etc)?

What is your favorite tool to create a Live USB that can boot from multiple ISOs? (This is useful so you can carry a single large USB with multiple live systems, rather than a keyring of several smaller USBs.) I personally loved the idea of Ventoy: storing ISOs on a […] The post Favorite Multiboot […]

Automating and testing dotfiles

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XMPP with OMEMO E2E Encryption on Linux

For those of you who want to go just a little more open source and less googly… I just replaced Google Hangouts with XMPP. I’m using OMEMO for E2E encryption. The user experience is pretty good. The Linux Desktop Client I am using is Gajim, installed via flathub. # If […] The post XMPP with […]

Announcing Krita’s Scripting School!

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cron.weekly issue #144: wiki, glab, postgresql, nfs & more

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Partitioning Help

I am doing a fresh install of Mint 20. I have a 256 GB m.2, a 500GB SSD, and a UEFI system with 64 GB RAM. I’ve done some research but it’s still unclear to me what the best partitioning scheme would be. I don’t plan on dual booting Windows, […] The post Partitioning Help […]

How to Convert Video to GIF in Linux [Terminal and GUI Methods]

Animated GIFs are everywhere on the internet. From blog posts to social media, GIFs can be used in a humorous as well as explanatory way. Even on It’s FOSS, we use GIFs to show a certain step in action. It is better than still images and shorter than loading a […] The post How to […]

VBA and Power BI users!

Hello guys, if some o f you work with these, can you tell me how do you do it on Linux? Only by VM? Another programming language like python? I’m a little bit tired of Windows, but can’t get rid of it because job matters… submitted by /u/hauhaux [link] [comments] The post VBA and Power […]