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From Linux Enthusiast to Unix Engineer: Daniele Briguglio

As part of our LPI25 anniversary series, we are proud to share the journey of Daniele Briguglio, whose passion for Linux began at the age of 14. Like many who have grown up with the open source movement, Daniele’s story highlights how curiosity and dedication, supported by LPI certifications, [...]

Steps Toward a Great Career in Open Source, Part 2

This is an updated version of an article originally published in October 2021. The previous article described the benefits of a career in free and open source software, along with four steps toward getting the skills you need for such a career. This article concludes the series with four more [...]

Steps Toward a Great Career in Open Source, Part 1

This is an updated version of an article originally published in October 2021. A career in free and open source software can be not only satisfying, but financially rewarding. You feel the excitement of being part of intense, goal-directed communities and of furthering projects that benefit people around the world. Because [...]

The CrowdStrike Debacle and How Companies Can Protect Themselves

In the early hours of Friday, July 19th reports began that many Microsoft Windows systems were mysteriously failing to boot. Airlines were affected with ticketing systems unable to function and flights being canceled leaving passengers stranded. Banks were not able to perform some functions. Payrolls were missed and even [...]

Morrolinux: Linux on Apple Silicon – Surpassing Expectations

Linux's adaptability is well-known, with its ability to run on a myriad of architectures forming a testament to its flexibility. The journey of porting Glu Linux to Apple Silicon M1 highlights this adaptability. Initial reactions were mixed, with some questioning the logic behind installing Linux on a Mac. However, [...]

Cybersecurity Essentials: Identity and Privacy

In the vast and noisy digital universe we live in, managing online identities and all aspects related to digital privacy has become (pun not intended…) essential. While the approach might not be immediately straightforward, and kind of scary for non-experts, we will try to explore in detail important concepts such [...]

Open Hardware Suitable for More and More Computing Projects

The term “open hardware” came into use several years after open source software. The first comprehensive and principled defense of free software, so far as I know, was the GNU Manifesto of 1983. In contrast, the term “open hardware” became popular with the first release of the Arduino in [...]

DebConf24: Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is proud Supporter Partner

July 28th - August 4th, 2024 DebConf24 in Busan, South Korea Dates: July 28th to August 4th, 2024 Location: Busan, South Korea DebCamp: July 21st to July 27th, 2024 Registration: Register Here Conference Overview DebConf, the annual international gathering of Debian developers, contributors, users, and enthusiasts, is celebrating its 25th year. This [...]

“Tangible” Cybersecurity: Devices and Storage

This article is the fourth in our ongoing series on cybersecurity, authored by Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Member Simo Bertulli. In this installment, we go deeper into the realm of device and storage security, shedding light on fundamental principles and emerging challenges faced in our ever-evolving digital landscape. As this [...]

Linux Shows What Computing Really Is: Jhenisson’s Journey

In the field of Information Technology, every professional has a unique journey that shapes their expertise and career path. In this blog posting, we meet Jhenisson Brito, an LPI-certified professional from Brazil. His story unveils the challenges, motivations, and pivotal moments that steered him towards Linux and other free [...]