Linux Foundation Launches FAIR Package Manager to Regulate Internal Disputes in WordPress

Introduction: To stabilize the WordPress technology ecosystem, the Linux Foundation steps in. This Friday, the renowned Linux Foundation introduced a new method for distributing WordPress update plugins that are not controlled by any single party, aiming to “stabilize the WordPress ecosystem” after months of internal conflict. The FAIR Package Manager project is a response to … Read more

How to Choose the Right ISO Image for Linux Installation (CentOS Example)

When installing a Linux system, selecting the appropriate ISO image is crucial, as it directly affects the user experience and performance after installation. Today, we will take CentOS 7 as an example to explore the characteristics and suitable scenarios of different types of ISO images such as Minimal, DVD, KDE, LiveCD, GnomeLive, Everything, and NetInstall, … Read more

Top 50 Common Linux Commands (Essential for Operations) Part 2

This article compiles the top 50 questions frequently encountered in Linux system operation and maintenance interviews. Whether you are a beginner entering the IT industry or an experienced operations personnel aiming for promotion, these questions will provide you with comprehensive knowledge review and practical simulation, helping you stand out in interviews, successfully secure your desired … Read more

Latest Linux News – June 8, 2025

📚 Open Source Technology DailyExploring the Infinite Possibilities of Open Source2025/6/8âš¡Linux 6.16 Introduces New Helper Function to Restrict Symbols to Specific Kernel ModulesLinux 6.16 merge window is about to close, and all updates to the kernel build system “Kbuild” have been merged today, with the release of Linux 6.16-rc1 expected tomorrow. The most notable feature … Read more

Is Arch Linux Better than Ubuntu?

Arch Linux has always been favored by a segment of Linux enthusiasts, and its derivatives, such as Manjaro, are also quite popular. Arch Linux is a distinctive distribution; it is a lightweight distribution based on the X86-64 architecture, designed around the KISS principle, and employs a rolling release model, making it suitable for intermediate to … Read more

How to Run Cron Jobs Every 5, 10, 15, or 30 Minutes in Linux

In Linux systems, <span>Cron</span> is a powerful tool for automating repetitive tasks. By configuring <span>Cron</span> appropriately, users can easily schedule tasks to run every 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes. This article will delve into how to use <span>Cron</span> to implement scheduled tasks at these intervals, covering everything from basic concepts to advanced configurations, aiming … Read more

Using Percepio View to Trace Zephyr: A Comprehensive Guide

In 2021, I introduced the basic principles and configuration of the Zephyr tracing system in two articles: Introduction to Zephyr Tracing System – Part 1 and Configuration and Invocation Framework of Zephyr Tracing System – Part 2. At that time, Percepio only offered paid software, so I did not continue writing about how to use … Read more

Market Development Scale and Future Prospects of the ZigBee Wireless Sensor Industry for Whole House Intelligence in China

Overview of the Whole House Intelligent ZigBee Sensor Industry ZigBee, as a wireless network protocol, focuses on low-speed, short-distance data transmission. Its underlying architecture is strictly constructed according to the media access layer and physical layer defined in the IEEE802.15.4 standard. As a near-field wireless communication technology that has emerged in recent years, ZigBee technology … Read more

PyZigbee: A Python Library for the Zigbee Protocol Stack!

MarkDown # Getting Started with PyZigbee: Using Python to Control Smart Home Communication Protocols Hello everyone! Today we are going to explore a particularly cool Python library—PyZigbee. This library allows us to easily control Zigbee devices with Python, creating our own smart home system. Even if you are a beginner in Python, following this article … Read more

The 40-Year Innovation Journey of FPGA

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the first commercially available Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), which introduced the concept of reprogrammable hardware. By creating “hardware as flexible as software,” the reprogrammable logic of FPGAs has fundamentally changed the landscape of semiconductor design. For the first time in history, developers could design chips and redefine their … Read more