Why C-PTSD Suddenly Emerges in Adulthood: Because You Dared

Why C-PTSD Suddenly Emerges in Adulthood: Because You Dared

Why C-PTSD Suddenly Emerges in Adulthood: Because You Dared You suddenly start to tremble under the fluorescent lights in the office, as the scent of your boss’s perfume mixes with the cold air from the air conditioning, a certain dormant tremor awakens from deep within your bones. This is not an ordinary anxiety attack, but … Read more

Microsoft Restricts C/C++ Extensions from Running on Non-VS Code Platforms Due to Strict Licensing

Microsoft Restricts C/C++ Extensions from Running on Non-VS Code Platforms Due to Strict Licensing

Microsoft is restricting extensions such as C/C++ from running on third-party code editors based on Visual Studio Code, as these extensions use unconventional open-source licenses. For example, users of Cursor are now prompted to disable these extensions, and Cursor is preparing to phase out Microsoft’s own extensions in favor of open-source solutions in upcoming versions. … Read more

The Linux Crisis: Challenges Ahead

The Linux Crisis: Challenges Ahead

Author | Wang RuipingLinux Desktop had a brief surge in popularity in the first half of the year, but the crisis outweighs the achievements. Not to mention, Microsoft’s persistent focus on the “Cloud Desktop Plan” has never waned, aiming to shift users from PC Windows to a cloud-based Desktop as a Service (DaaS) model. Recently, … Read more

Unexpectedly, There Are So Many Commands to View File Contents in Linux

Unexpectedly, There Are So Many Commands to View File Contents in Linux

Today, I would like to introduce some commonly used commands for viewing file contents that I often use, hoping they will be helpful to everyone. 1. head Command The head command is used to read the first ten lines of a given filename. The basic syntax of the head command is: head [options] [file(s)] For … Read more

Is Running Linux on Apple M4 a Painful Experience for Developers?

Is Running Linux on Apple M4 a Painful Experience for Developers?

This article is reprinted with permission from the public account CSDN (ID: CSDNnews) Compiled by | Su Ma How difficult is it to break through Apple’s “walled garden”? By examining the efforts developers must make to run Linux on Mac, one can truly feel the thickness of this wall. Asahi Linux is an open-source project … Read more

Essential for Operations: Introduction to 9 Major Virtualization Tools on Linux Platform and Their Features

Essential for Operations: Introduction to 9 Major Virtualization Tools on Linux Platform and Their Features

Virtualization software is widely popular due to its application scenarios and advantages, allowing users to experiment, test, or run software that requires specific operating system versions. This technology helps users create resources such as virtual machines (VMs), virtual networks, and virtual storage by providing an abstraction layer over computer hardware. Its core advantages include environment … Read more

Detailed Explanation of the Linux Subdirectory /usr/share

Detailed Explanation of the Linux Subdirectory /usr/share

📂 Linux Subdirectory <strong><span>/usr/share</span></strong> Detailed Explanation 📌 1. Overview <span><span>/usr/share</span></span> is the directory in the Linux system used to store architecture-independent shared data. This data includes manuals, documentation, configuration templates, fonts, icons, internationalization resources (localization files), etc. Regardless of whether the system architecture is x86, ARM, or other platforms, these data files are the same … Read more

The Aesthetic Champions of Linux: Stunning Distributions You Must Try!

The Aesthetic Champions of Linux: Stunning Distributions You Must Try!

Hello everyone, welcome to IT Leisure Station! Today, I would like to recommend several beautifully designed and visually appealing Linux distributions. These systems not only provide a visual delight but also have their unique features worth exploring and experiencing. Let’s take a look at these stunning operating systems together. Zorin OS <span class="language-plaintext">Zorin OS</span> is … Read more

Fedora Linux 42 Stable Release: Linux Kernel 6.14 and GNOME 48 Desktop

Fedora Linux 42 Stable Release: Linux Kernel 6.14 and GNOME 48 Desktop

Fedora Linux 42 stable version was officially released on April 15, featuring the Linux kernel 6.14. The flagship version, Fedora Workstation, utilizes the GNOME 48 desktop environment and has enabled the Anaconda WebUI installer by default, providing guided partitioning features and enhanced automatic partitioning. A new “Reinstall Fedora” option has been added for user convenience … Read more

Essential Guide for Linux Beginners: Using the & Symbol to Run Background Tasks

Essential Guide for Linux Beginners: Using the & Symbol to Run Background Tasks

In Linux systems, the & symbol is a very useful tool for running tasks in the background. It allows you to continue executing other operations in the terminal while performing long-running tasks. Today, we will learn about this super practical symbol—&.1. What is the & Symbol?The & symbol is used in the Linux command line … Read more