Tag linux

Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

The filesystem hierarchy standard (FHS) is a filesystem standard that is used in most Unix-like OS, most notably Linux. It is maintained by the Linux Foundation. Examples of Unix-like OSs not using FHS intentionally are GoboLinux and NixOS. Booting /boot…

Linux Endpoint Security

This post talks about endpoint security on Linux OS. Linux Endpoint Hardening Tools Lynis Lynis is free and open source software (FOSS) tool to audit Unix-like OSs. It is developed by Dutch company CISOfy. Lynis official website Lynis code repository…

OpenSSF

Open Security (OpenSSF) is a non-profit organization It is part of the Linux Foundation. It was founded in 2020. OpenSSF Notable Projects OpenSSF Scorecard is a vulnerability scanner of FOSS projects. OpenSSF on the Social Networks Links to Social Networks:…

Linux Desktop Environments

This post summarizes the main free and open-source (FOSS) desktop environments for Unix-like and Linux OSs. List of Linux Desktop Environments List of Linux desktop environments: The most popular are KDE Plasma and GNOME. Common Desktop Environment (CDE) Common Desktop…

Linux Touch-based User Interfaces

This post list some touch-based user interfaces for Linux operating systems. List of Linux Touch-based User Interfaces Touch-based Linux User Interfaces featured on this post: Lomiri Lomiri, originally Unity8, is a touch-based graphical user interface (GUI). It was originally developed…

Linux Display Servers

This post is about display servers and windowing systems compatible with Linux, that provide graphical user interfaces. List of Linux Display Servers Linux display servers such as X Windows System and Wayland requires a window manager. X Windows System X…

Linux Package Managers

This post explains some different package managers available for Linux operating system. List of Linux Package Managers Linux package managers featured on this post: Distribution-dependent packages Dependent packages requires that when an app is installed are its dependencies are installed…