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A Comprehensive Guide to Checking Logs in a Linux Server

Logs in Linux servers are essential for system administration, providing insights into system behavior, errors, security events, and performance.
Linux logs are stored in /var/log/ and categorized into system logs, service logs, kernel logs, and application logs.
Users can view system logs, authentication logs, kernel & boot logs, and service-specific logs, such as web server, database, and application logs.
Best practices for log management include monitoring critical logs, using log aggregation tools, setting up log alerts, archiving old logs, and automating log monitoring.

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FOSS Weekly #25.21: Oh My Bash, Ubuntu's New Terminal, Pixelify Android, Fedora's Wayland Gamble and More

A $130M aerospace company has been exploiting Xen Orchestra's free trial for over a decade, raising concerns about fraud with open source software.
Ubuntu 25.10 to introduce new default apps, Fedora makes a bold move towards a Wayland-only desktop offering in version 43, signaling a potential transition to a Xorg-less era.
Highlights include FFmpeg's criticism of Rust, VS Code's upcoming AI-focused makeover, and Microsoft fixing a dual-boot issue that affected Linux users.
The Bash-it framework offers a visually appealing bash shell experience, reminiscent of Oh My Zsh, while users can explore systemd-free distros and multi-cursor editing in VS Code.
The classic Bookworm-style game experience is available in the Linux terminal with Sausage, providing a nostalgic twist for users.
Furthermore, there are updates on Ubuntu 25.10's new terminal and image viewer apps, as well as a focus on the future prospects of open source software in corporate donations.
Additional insights cover Raspberry Pi's status LED diagnostics, app recommendations like Doodle for pixelating Android smartphones, and the introduction of Peersuite as a decentralized communication alternative.
The article also mentions useful Linux tips, tutorials, and YouTube video content for newcomers, along with tech trivia about landmark events in the tech industry.
Lastly, FOSS community engagement, tech trivias, and meme features add a touch of humor and knowledge-sharing to the insightful content presented by It's FOSS.
Overall, the article discusses a wide range of topics from fraud in open source trials to Linux distro suggestions, making it a comprehensive read for tech enthusiasts.

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Puter The Internet OS! Free, Open-Source, and Self-Hostable

Puter is an advanced, open-source internet operating system designed for the internet age, offering a browser-based desktop environment.
Key features of Puter include being free, open-source, self-hostable, cross-platform compatible, lightweight, and highly customizable.
Setting up Puter can be done locally using npm or via Docker, with instructions provided for both methods.
Puter represents a significant advancement in operating systems, providing a flexible and user-friendly environment for various computing needs. Contribute to the project on GitHub: https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter

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Simple Firewall with ufw or firewalld

Firewalls are crucial for securing systems by controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic.
Linux users can choose between ufw (Uncomplicated Firewall) and firewalld for firewall management.
Setting up a firewall with ufw involves enabling it, allowing essential services, denying unwanted traffic, and setting default policies.
Setting up a firewall with firewalld includes enabling it, allowing services and custom ports, and reloading rules.

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Signal says no to Windows 11’s Recall screenshots

Signal rolls out a new version for Windows 11 that enables screen security by default to prevent Microsoft's Recall feature from capturing secured chats.
Developers like Joshua Lund stress the need for OS vendors to provide tools for apps like Signal to reject granting AI systems access to sensitive information.
Microsoft's Recall feature lacks an API for app developers to opt out users' sensitive content from its AI-powered archives, raising privacy concerns.
Microsoft includes filters for private browser windows and Copilot Plus PC users can filter out certain apps with Recall, but the feature poses potential security risks.

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Apple TV+ announces the five-part documentary film portrait ‘Mr. Scorsese’

Apple TV+ announced a five-part documentary film portrait 'Mr. Scorsese' exploring the life and work of filmmaker Martin Scorsese.
Directed by Rebecca Miller, 'Mr. Scorsese' offers insight into Scorsese's career and personal history with exclusive access to his archives and interviews.
The series features interviews with Scorsese, friends, family, and collaborators like De Niro, DiCaprio, and Spielberg.
Executive producers include Miller, Damon Cardasis, and Cindy Tolan, among others, with a focus on exploring Scorsese's artistic vision and life experiences.
The documentary is part of Apple TV+'s array of original documentaries, such as the Michael J. Fox and Selena Gomez projects.
Apple TV+ offers a variety of original content, including drama, comedy, documentaries, and family entertainment across global platforms.
Apple TV+ has gained accolades with hits like 'Ted Lasso' and 'CODA,' earning numerous award wins and nominations since its launch in 2019.
Jony Ive, the designer of Apple's iPhone, has been hired by OpenAI for a new hardware initiative involving ChatGPT.
Additionally, Apple TV+ released a teaser for the historical drama 'Chief of War' starring Jason Momoa, set in history.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway maintained a large stake in Apple stock in Q1 after selling some shares for cash.

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“Microsoft has simply given us no other option,” Signal says as it blocks Windows Recall

Signal Messenger is warning its Windows Desktop users about the privacy threat posed by Recall, an AI tool in Windows 11 that captures and stores user activity.
Signal for Windows will now block Windows from taking screenshots by default to protect user privacy.
Users can opt to allow screenshots by adjusting settings, but Signal emphasizes the potential privacy risks from tools like Recall.
According to Signal, Microsoft's Recall feature jeopardizes the privacy of content displayed in privacy-focused apps, leading them to add extra protection to Signal Desktop for Windows 11.

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Simon Quigley: Fences and Values

Simon Quigley discusses four main ideas - quantum physics, Lutheranism, mental resilience, and psychology - that he has been studying for a decade.
He explores how the mysteries of the mind, the subatomic world, and faith can intersect to reveal deeper truths.
Quigley delves into the concept of the Id as the pleasure-seeking part of the psyche and its relation to religious values.
He also touches upon quantum physics concepts like the uncertainty principle, wave-particle duality, quantum entanglement, and their potential impact on free will.

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OpenAI recruits former Apple designer Jony Ive to work on AI hardware in $6.5 billion deal

OpenAI has hired Jony Ive, the former designer of Apple’s iPhone, to lead a new hardware project focused on AI technology.
The acquisition of Ive's company, io, for $6.5 billion is OpenAI's largest deal, providing a dedicated unit for developing AI-driven devices.
Ive expressed excitement for the new collaboration, aiming to create cutting-edge products leveraging AI in consumer hardware.
The deal includes OpenAI paying $5 billion in equity for io, with Laurene Powell Jobs and other investors backing the initiative.

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Apple TV+ drops teaser trailer for the epic drama ‘Chief of War,’ starring Jason Momoa

Apple TV+ dropped the teaser trailer for the historical drama 'Chief of War' starring Jason Momoa, scheduled to premiere on August 1, 2025.
The series, based on true events, follows warrior Ka‘iana portrayed by Momoa in late 18th-century Hawai‘i and will consist of nine episodes.
The show is a passion project for Momoa and Thomas Pa‘a Sibbett, featuring a cast including Luciane Buchanan, Temuera Morrison, and others.
The series is produced by FIFTH SEASON and Chernin Entertainment, with Momoa directing the season finale and serving as an executive producer.

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OpenAI to Buy Jony Ive’s Stealth Startup for $6.5 Billion

OpenAI is acquiring Jony Ive's stealth AI company, io, for $6.5 billion in a deal set to close this summer.
The acquisition will give OpenAI a dedicated unit for developing AI-powered devices and bring in former Apple designers, including Ive, known for iconic products like the iPhone.
The deal includes 55 hardware engineers, software developers, and manufacturing experts from io, with a vision to launch new products in 2026.
Ive and his team will lead all design work at OpenAI, with a focus on software design like ChatGPT, hinting at novel products in the future.

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Microsoft wants to copy Apple with a Handoff-like feature for Windows and Android

Microsoft is working on a feature called 'Cross Device Resume' for Windows 11 and Android devices.
This feature allows users to continue their tasks seamlessly across different devices, similar to Apple's 'Handoff' feature.
The demo for 'Cross Device Resume' was shown in a Build 2025 session but was later removed from the video.
Spotify and WhatsApp are some of the apps that appear to support this new feature.

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Apple stock remains the No.1 holding in Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway maintained its massive stake in Apple stock in Q1 after significant sales to generate cash in preceding quarters.
Apple stock is the top holding in Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio by market value, worth $66.6 billion as of mid-May.
Top Buffett stocks are typically dividend growers like Coca-Cola, which has increased dividends for over 50 years.
Apple now represents 28% of Berkshire’s total equity portfolio, up from 6% in 2016, making it a significant investment for the company.

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Complete Guide: Setting Up GUI Remote Desktop (RDP) on Linux VMs (Azure & AWS)

This article provides a comprehensive guide on setting up GUI Remote Desktop (RDP) on Linux VMs in Azure and AWS.
It covers key definitions like GUI, RDP, XRDP, XFCE, and NSG/Security Group for better understanding.
Setting up RDP offers benefits such as accessing Linux via a GUI, using GUI applications, easier administration, file management, and remote work convenience.
Prerequisites include a Linux VM on Azure or an EC2 instance on AWS, SSH access, administrative privileges, and access to Azure Portal or AWS Console.
Steps involve installing XFCE desktop environment, XRDP service, resolving 'Too Many Open Files' issue, configuring XRDP for XFCE, and setting security rules.
For troubleshooting, it includes solutions for XRDP startup issues, black screen errors, connection refused, poor performance, and additional tips for better functionality.
Security considerations recommend using encryption, limiting RDP access, implementing multi-factor authentication, and staying updated on security patches.
Overall, the guide aims to help users successfully establish and interact with a GUI environment on their Linux VMs in Azure and AWS.

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Apple Smart Glasses: Everything We Know So Far

Apple is actively working on new chips for smart glasses to compete with Google and Meta's offerings, with a potential launch in the next two years.
The smart glasses being designed by Apple will include cameras, microphones, and AI capabilities for features like photo capture, video recording, translation, and Visual Intelligence.
Despite setbacks, Apple's CEO Tim Cook is determined to bring true augmented reality glasses to market before Meta, making glasses a 'top priority' for the company.
Apple is conducting user studies, developing visionOS for the glasses, and continuing work on AR technology, with a potential consumer release around 2026-2027.

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