Framework Laptop 13 Pro is redefining what a modern laptop should be. What if your device was designed to be fixed, upgraded, and customized instead of replaced? · Published April 23, 2026 · Updated April 23, 2026 · ⏱ 3 min read Why It Matters: Framework is revolutionizing sustainable technology through its new Framework Laptop […]

How to Use htop Command in Linux (Best Commands and Examples) | LinuxTeck Still using top to check processes? htop gives you a faster, clearer, and more powerful way to monitor your system. The htop command in Linux provides an interactive method of viewing current system processes. This tool gives you a snapshot of what […]

The purpose of this article is to outline the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Root Cause Analysis (RCA), specifically for DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) teams that support Linux-based Production Workloads in 2026. The operational risks associated with this process are high; teams currently using log analysis to identify issues by hand experience […]

How to List Hardware Devices in Linux (lspci and lsusb Guide) | LinuxTeck The lspci command in Linux is the essential tool when you want to find out about drivers you're having trouble fixing (or simply need to see what's actually in your computer), along with lsusb for USB devices. These commands provide you with […]

High RAM usage (as seen in 99%) is NOT a sign that your system is working hard to use all of the RAM - the Kernel is using ALL of the RAM as Disk Cache so you will be able to do things faster. This cache will be returned to Applications INSTANTLY if/when they need […]

In 2026, Linux for developers is no longer the young rebel. Rather than that, it’s the standard operating system for all cloud environments; the foundation upon which all DevOps pipelines rely; and (unbeknownst to many) the operating system from which most of the software applications people use daily run. For years now, I’ve used Linux […]

· Published April 17, 2026 · Updated April 17, 2026 · ⏱ 3 min read Ubuntu 26.04 LTS breaking changes go far deeper than a version bump, cgroup v1 is gone, X11 is history, and Python jumped a full version. Ubuntu 26.04 LTS includes numerous upgrades compared to Ubuntu 24.04. The update from 24.04 to […]

Deciding on the best platform for Linux cloud hosting UK workload is a very different decision than selecting one for a U.S. team. The UK has an array of obligations that are commonly overlooked by many international cloud comparison articles; such as post-Brexit UK GDPR, ICO accountability obligations, Data Residency considerations, which are always being […]

XOrg Server security fixes include fresh XWayland security patches, along with a critical XOrg Server 21.1.22 update now available. Here's a layman's take down of each vulnerability fixed by those patches, as well as how they may affect your current use of the Linux Desktop today. · Published April 14, 2026 · Updated April 14, […]

Linux Kernel 7.0 Features: The Good Stuff You Need to Know The Linux Kernel 7.0 update is packed with changes, but only a few truly matter. If every new Linux 7.0 release updates were treated as equally important, you would be wasting time. The list below breaks down all of the Linux kernel 7.0 updates […]

This 50 powerful Linux commands cover everything you need to work confidently at the terminals, which are categorized into eight (8) different categories with examples that have been tested on RHEL, Rocky Linux, and Ubuntu . Additionally, each command example has working terminal output examples for your reference prior to executing the command. Note Unless […]

In addition to the SteamOS alignment roadmap, the Bazzite April 2026 update includes Mesa 26.0.4, a new version of the OGC kernel, serious reductions in image size, and a six-point roadmap for Bazzite's alignment with Valve's SteamOS for handheld gaming on Linux in 2026. · Published April 10, 2026 · Updated April 11, 2026 · […]

Learning the vi vim editor commands on a linux server can be an absolute lifesaver when you're working remotely using nothing but SSH. There are two types of editors that come pre-installed on Every Linux server; nano and vim. While nano is simple, easy to learn and provides instant access to common options via shortcuts […]

Red Hat’s newest stand alone Subscription will extend Enterprise Linux (E-L) Coverage of Red Hat Long-Term Support (LTS), and now includes 14 Years of Full E-L Coverage. Organizations that can’t afford the cost of unplanned upgrades will be able to take advantage of this new subscription with “even” numbered Minor Release Pinning, “CVSS 7+” CVE […]

FOR NEW DEVELOPERS & LINUX BEGINNERS — no prior Unix knowledge needed ⚡ Quick Answer A simple way to think about the UNIX File System: all files, devices, and processes exist within a single root directory named /. Once you understand the purpose of each directory and why they exist, learning how to navigate any […]

Zorin OS Refuses Mandatory Age Verification: What It Means for Linux Privacy California's approaching age attestation mandate may pose a serious threat to many of the open-source platforms out there; Zorin OS is now one of the newest voices speaking out against the Linux age verification law debate. · Published April 7, 2026 · Updated […]