Ubuntu Desktop vs. Ubuntu Server: What’s the Difference?

Ubuntu ranks as arguably the most popular Linux operating system. It's undoubtedly one of the best known. However, Ubuntu varies quite a bit. Within Ubuntu, there are two distinct flavors: a stable release and long-term support (LTS) iteration. MUO – Feed
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Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Group Loses Control of Critical Server Infrastructure

The criminals associated with the DarkSide ransomware attack responsible for crippling fuel deliveries and soaring fuel prices in the US have revealed that their “servers were seized” and money transferred to an “unknown account.” DarkSide Ransomware-as-a-Service Ceases Operations The DarkSide ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline has caused massive disruption across the US. The pipeline
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The 10 Best Linux Server Distributions

Linux is one of the driving factors behind today’s ever-growing internet scene. In fact, over 70% of all websites are powered by Unix, with Linux taking 58% of that number. The sheer amount of features provided by Linux-based distros make them suitable for web, file, and DNS servers alongside enterprise infrastructures. To help our readers
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How to Add Bots to Your Discord Server | MakeUseOf

Discord is a great way to chat with other people. If you run your own Discord server, chances are that you’re going to want to install a bot at some point. Bots can help you automate moderation, add a points and leaderboard system, listen to music together, and much more. We’re going to run through
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Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into a Media Server With Emby

Looking for a smart, easy-to-use Raspberry Pi media server solution with a good choice of client apps? Perhaps you looked at Plex or Kodi but found they didn’t seem right. If so, it’s worth giving Emby a go. Easy to install and set up, Emby is a smart media server alternative. Here’s how to install
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7 Ways to Set Up Your Raspberry Pi as a Media Server

One of the most popular uses for the low-cost Raspberry Pi computer is as a media center. Indeed, it doesn’t matter whether you’re using a Model A, a Raspberry Pi Zero, or a Raspberry Pi 4. While the later model will naturally offer superior performance, all models can deliver a compact, affordable, low-power, media center
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