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First Glance At Portmaster, A Cross-Platform Open Source Network Monitor

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Portmaster is a free open source cross-platform network activity monitor that is currently available in an early version for Windows, Ubuntu, and Fedora Linux...

Elastic Announces New Threat Prevention Capabilities for Windows, macOS and Linux,

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Malicious behavior protection, now generally available, stops advanced threats at the endpoint for Windows, macOS and Linux hosts Elastic Security said it provides...

The Benefits of Docker Toolbox, Docker Desktop and WSL 2

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Docker is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) product, using which developers can build, ship and run their applications inside Docker containers. Now used...

Using MinGW for C Programming in Windows

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Though Windows and Linux are often perceived as incompatible with each other, it is possible to run free and open source software on Windows....

Four Fabulous Open Source Tools for Windows Sysadmins

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This article is an effort to help systems administrators of Windows systems get to know about open source tools that work very well on...

Getting Started with Git and GitHub on Windows

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Git is a popular distributed version control system that allows developers to manage their source code history. It is a great tool for collaboration...

Running Linux on Windows is Easy

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Once thought of as rivals, circumstances have made Windows and Linux come together. The introduction of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has made it...

Check these Cool Windows-compatible Open Source OSs for the Desktop!

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Let’s face facts. Most computer users begin computing on a Windows machine. In March 2019, Microsoft reported that Windows was running on more than...

Eight Must-have Open Source Software for Windows Developers

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Since the release of Visual Studio Code in 2015, Microsoft tools and software have become a popular choice for most developers. There are a...

Setting Up Apache and PHP in a Windows Development Environment

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Web servers are generally dominated by GNU/Linux based software, whereas Windows has the lion’s share of desktop PCs. Web development tools are generally more...