Which antivirus would you recommend? I care about the security of my Linux Desktop and I wanted to know what are the different antiviruses that exist on Linux with continuous file monitoring. I'm familiar with ClamAV but it seems to me that you have to run the scans either manually or with a sheduler. submitted by /u/Arnwalden_fr [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I know it doesn't matter for most people but for the few who are going through the pain of getting Audio-Devices in Teams in Citrix here is how to make it work. A command to figure out what packages are missing for it to work: sudo ldd $(find /opt/Citrix/ -type f | xargs file | grep ELF | cut -f 1 -d :) | grep -i 'not found' | sort | uniq If the following packages are missing, it is fine if it are more or other ones than these, you should consider installing the missing packages. libgssapi.so.3 => not found libgstapp-0.10.so.0 => not found libgstbase-0.10.so.0 => not found libgs ..read more

I think we spent very much time about talking making Windows apps running on Linux, but what about the reverse? What are your favorite apps that run on Linux but not (or very crappy) on Windows? Mine are SageMath: Computer Algebra System (only works with WSL2 on Windows) Code_Aster: Finite Element Solver and Post processor KDE: There were times when it was possible to run Plasma on the Windows shell but not anymore. Several KDE apps are available nowadays on the Windows store though (e.g. Kate, Kile and Okular). Still I miss many features. ​ submitted by /u/Mal_Dun [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Seems that quite bit if not most services that comes in base distros don't make use of systems hardening features. I am running Fedora. Running 'systemd-analyze security' shows quite bit them of them don't make sure of the security features provided. I've heard feodra has planned on hardening services and is planned for 41 or 42. Not sure though submitted by /u/iObjectUrHonor [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello everyone, for a few weeks I have been working on lorevault. It is a program that creates a directory from a list of files defined in a .toml file. It can be used for reproducible test/build environments or for simple project templates. Some important features are: Hashes to make sure files are unchanged. Multiple sources for one file for redundancy. Files can be obtained from archives, or commits of local or remote git-repos. Tags can be used for conditional inclusion of files. Other config files can be included. If the folder already exists, a lot of work is avoided. If the recipe is ..read more

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