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UNIX vs. Linux vs. Windows: 4 Key Comparisons

IT Toolbox

UNIX, Linux, and Windows are operating systems with GUIs, hardware support, networking, and file management. The post UNIX vs. Linux vs. Windows: 4 Key Comparisons appeared first on.

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Talk Tech to Me: 9 Common Linux Network Commands

Association of Information Technology Professional

It seems like there’s a never-ending array of commands for Linux administrators to remember. Some are for file manipulation, others manage hardware and others configure services or databases.

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Using Linux on Your M1-based Mac

Association of Information Technology Professional

Learn how to install Linux natively on M1 hardware, eliminating the need for macOS entirely.

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Linux vs Unix Hot Patching – Have We Reached The Tipping Point?

Forrester IT

The Background - Linux as a Fast Follower and the Need for Hot Patching. As Linux grew, so did supporting hardware, particularly the capabilities of the ubiquitous x86 CPU upon which the vast majority of Linux runs today. i] Read more Categories: AIX. Open POWER. data center. enterprise infrastructure.

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Modern hardware transforms this 80s typewriter into a Linux terminal and ASCII art printer

TechSpot

Riley took a Brother AX-25 electronic typewriter from the late 1980s that utilizes a daisy wheel to print text and spruced it up with some modern hardware. The AX-25 features a 16-character LCD capable of editing documents stored on its 8kb of memory but of course, we can do better.

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Someone ported Linux to the new Arm-based Mac Mini

TechSpot

While there are Linux distros designed to run on Arm hardware, Apple silicon is a different breed. However, Security researchers at Corellium have a working Linux port for Apple's M1 Macs. Apple has not made dual-booting easy on its newest Arm-based computers.

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Razer’s first Linux laptop is here, but it’s not for gamers

The Verge

Lambda says it provides hardware to thousands of research groups already, selling GPUs, servers, and desktop workstations. The primary hardware comparison the company touts is a 4x speedup over Apple’s M1 Max in a 16-inch MacBook Pro when running TensorFlow. Image: Razer x Lambda. A closer look at the Lambda Tensorbook.

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