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Morrolinux: Do the backup right with Linux
In our previous backup article (link goes here), we explored the powerful open-source solution Restic Backup, highlighting its simplicity, reliability, and flexibility for securing your data. While that article focused on the tool itself, this follow-up dives into best practices … Weiterlesen
Open Source Meets the Special Challenges of Robotics
Universal coverage and flexibility are important traits for most software, especially free and open source software. Robots make it even harder to achieve these virtues. The variety of sensors, cameras, controllers, and appendages in different robots constantly stretches the capabilities … Weiterlesen
Switched to Linux? Thanks for Sharing!
As part of its 25th-anniversary celebrations, Linux Professional Institute (LPI) launched the „Switch to Linux“ campaign to promote open source adoption and assist individuals in their professional development. The campaign offers a 25% discount on the Linux Essentials exam for … Weiterlesen
UA92 Apprenticeships: A New Model for Learning and Industry Alignment
UA92 is reshaping how apprenticeships connect learners with real industry needs. By combining academic learning with employer-led training, the institution ensures that students build skills aligned with today’s job market. Each program is developed in partnership with industry, aiming to … Weiterlesen
From Home Lab to Linux Certification: Rodiel’s Journey
Hi, I’m Rodiel Lezcano, and if you had told me a few years ago that I’d be diving deep into Linux, studying open-source technologies, and configuring firewalls in my home lab for fun, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. I’ve … Weiterlesen
Morrolinux: The Economics of Open Source
According to reports from SNS and Global Market Insights, the open source market is currently valued at $30 billion and is projected to reach $120 billion within the next decade. But how can such a massive market exist around software … Weiterlesen
A Lifetime in Code: Jon “maddog” Hall Reflects at LinuxFest Northwest
From vacuum tubes to free software, Jon “maddog” Hall’s 2025 LinuxFest Northwest talk captured the humor, grit, and decades of experience that shaped his open source journey. This was a tribute to the traits of curiosity, collaboration, and making things … Weiterlesen
The Cyber Resilience Act and Open Source
Linux Professional Institute (LPI) closely follows the evolving landscape of software regulations and their impact on the open source community. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is one such regulation sparking global debate—not only for European developers but also for those … Weiterlesen
LPI at FrOSCon 2025: A Tradition We’re Proud Of
This August marked a very special milestone: the 20th edition of the Free and Open Source Software Conference (FrOSCon) at the University of Applied Sciences Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (Germany)! And while that in itself is reason to celebrate, we at the Linux … Weiterlesen
TLS, Post-Quantum, and Everything In Between at LFNW25
Some talks start as slides. Others start as hallway conversations, scan results, certificate errors, and someone in the team asking: “Hey Ted, do we really need TLS 1.3?” By the time I finished preparing this talk for LinuxFest Northwest 2025 … Weiterlesen
Morrolinux: AI, the FOSS Way
Harnessing the Power of Open Source AI: Free Tools for Creativity and Productivity Whether you’re editing images, isolating vocals, transcribing audio, or experimenting with Large Language Models (LLMs), open source AI offers some of the best solutions available today. From … Weiterlesen
Founders Dan York and Evan Leibovitch Entered as LPI Fellows
Created by Linux Professional Institute (LPI) in 2024, the Hall of Fellows formally recognizes individuals who have made long-term contributions through their open source advocacy and have shaped the organization and the broader free and open source communities. More than … Weiterlesen