
Hi again everyone, it's this time of the month (the last day of a month, if I manage to publish on time).
March 2019 brought lots of interesting releases and Unix/Linux news.
As always, please get in touch to arrange a technical consultation with me or want to suggest a useful link for the next Unix Tutorial digest. I also created a special page for Unix Tutorial digests.
Unix and Linux News
- Linux Kernel 5.0.0 – wow, time flies
- Android Q beta released
- macOS Mojave 10.14.4 released
Software News
- Swift 5 released by Apple
- BIND 9.14.0 released – now only working with BIND servers properly supporting EDNS
- Samba 4.10.0 released – I'm still using Samba for small tasks in a few projects
- Java SE 12 released
Interesting and Useful
- Seeking the Productive Life – amazingly insightful and useful article from Stephen Wolfram
- Apple Still Hasn't Fixed Its Macbook Keyboard Problem – this is the reason I had a week of downtime and bought a Dell XPS 13 laptop just a few weeks ago. To be fair, new laptop was not necessary – I got my trusty Retina MacBook Pro 15 2017 in 4 working days, with brand new keyboard.
- Hetzner Cloud CLI – sounds cool, should help with managing dedicated and VPS servers in Hetzner
- Secrets leaked on GitHub – very interesting report about what gets leaked and how quickly developers fix this and remove secrets from public GitHub repos
Unix Tutorial articles
There's been a few slow days but still quite a few topics covered in March 2019 on Unix Tutorial:
- tmux Sessions Survive Desktop Logouts
- How To Install Jekyll in Linux Mint 19
- Remove Virtual Machine in KVM
- How To Confirm Solaris 11 version
- Erasing disks with dd
- Does Docker Need Hardware Virtualization?
- Get AWS Instance Info with ec2-metadata
- Unix Tutorial Projects: Compiling Brave browser on Linux Mint
- Check For Available Updates with YUM
- Where To Learn More about SELinux
- Web Console in RHEL8
- Show List of Available SELinux Users
- Stress Testing CPU with dd command
- Unix Tutorial Projects: GitHub Pages with Jekyll
- Book Review: Text Processing in Python
- Get X11 Forwarding In macOS High Sierra
- Update Raspberry Pi firmware with rpi-update
- Docker Inspect
- Epoch Time
- Automatically Remove Packages in Ubuntu
- Unix Tutorial Projects: Centralised RSyslog
- pwd command and PWD variable
- RSyslog: Separate Log File for Each Host
That's it for the month of March, 2019!
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