Google Alert - Linux

	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ October 15, 2020
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	Google warns of severe 'BleedingTooth' Bluetooth flaw in Linux kernel ZDNet Intel recommends updating to Linux kernel 5.9 to mitigate a serious flaw Google found in the Linux Bluetooth stack. Flag as irrelevant
	Linux kernel 5.9: Most important features and how to install it TechRepublic Linux kernel 5.9 has arrived with plenty of performance boosting to intrigue data center admins. Jack Wallen highlights the improvements and shows ... Flag as irrelevant
	Linux 5.9: Not a game-changer, but a good, solid Linux kernel ZDNet The latest Linux kernel also comes with some performance improvements that will make particular groups of users much happier. Flag as irrelevant
	How to download and play YouTube and other videos on Linux Network World The youtube-dl tool makes it very easy to download both webm and mp4 files on Linux systems. You just need the tool and the right URLs. Flag as irrelevant
	Google and Intel warn of high-severity Bluetooth security bug in Linux Ars Technica Besides Linux laptops, it's used in many consumer or industrial Internet-of-things devices. It works with Linux versions 2.4.6 and later. In search of details. Flag as irrelevant
	The latest build of the Linux operating system is here at last TechRadar Linux 5.9. By Torvalds' own admision, Linux 5.9 doesn't feature any particularly striking changes or upgrades. The update brings a number of networking ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mark Text vs. Typora: Best Markdown Editor For Linux? Linux Journal Now, to write in Markdown, you can choose any Markdown applications available for Windows, macOS, and Linux desktop. You can even use ... Flag as irrelevant
	Google adds WireGuard VPN to Android 12's Linux Kernel 5.4 Tree XDA Developers Google forks each Linux Kernel release to include "patches of interest to the Android community that haven't been merged onto mainline or Long Term ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to Use the seq Command on Linux How-To Geek The Linux seq command generates lists of numbers in the blink of an eye. But how can this functionality be put to practical use? We'll show you how ... Flag as irrelevant
	Linux Fu: Global Search And Replace With Ripgrep Hackaday If you are even a casual Linux user, you probably know how to use grep . Even if you aren't a regular expression guru, it is easy to use grep to search ... Flag as irrelevant
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