Yuriy Stanchev has announced the release of NetSecL 5.0, an openSUSE-based, security-oriented distribution with Xfce as the default desktop environment: “It has been a while, but we like to present NetSecL 5.0 which comes with Xfce and is based on openSUSE 12.3. We bring a new installation media…
Running top can give you a good high level overview of the overall health of your server at the time you are looking at it. One of the most useful statistics presented is the %Cpu line, which is split into eight sections, each representing a possible state of a task using CPU resources. In my previous article on using top, I briefly mentioned three of the eight sections I glance at when troubleshooting a server. Today, I’d like to take a closer look.
The Linux Foundation launched the 100 Linux Video Tutorials campaign last January and today an update was posted. According to Jennifer Cloer nearly 100 videos have been submitted but she said, ” We need your help to reach 100 Linux video tutorials in January.” The collection boasts 83 submissions so far.
The stated goal of the campaign was to “remove barriers to learning Linux and transfer expertise around the globe.” Everyone was invited to share their knowledge and expertise in the form of a tutorial video. The 83 submissions include topics such as:
