Now Enable Linux Kernel Livepatch On Your Ubuntu PC For Free

The Canonical Livepatch service allows installation of security fixes for Linux kernel on Ubuntu without the need of rebooting the machine. The free live patching service can be enabled on up to 3 machines using a token issued by Canonical. This article covers the steps by which you can enable the Livepatch service on Ubuntu.

Source: Now Enable Linux Kernel Livepatch On Your Ubuntu PC For Free (FossBytes)

Linuxium Releases Ubuntu Builds For Small PCs Powered By Intel

Developer Linuxium has released different Ubuntu builds for small Intel-based PCs that are based on Bay Trail and Cherry Trail SOCs. Thanks to kernel patches, the users won’t face problems in HDMI audio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth etc. while using Linux operating systems on such device.

Source: Linuxium Releases Ubuntu Builds For Small PCs Powered By Intel (fossBytes)

Warning: Microsoft Doesn’t Want You To Install Linux On Its “Signature PCs”

Microsoft hates it when its customers wish to install Linux or other operating systems on its PCs. A Redditor has expressed concern over his inability to install Linux on a Yoga 900 ISK2 Ultrabook

Source: Warning: Microsoft Doesn’t Want You To Install Linux On Its “Signature PCs” (Fossbytes)

10 Best Password Managers For Linux Operating Systems

There are many password managers for Windows and OS X, but here we’ll look at some of the best password managers for Linux. With so many online accounts on the internet, it can be tediously difficult to remember all your passwords. Many people write them down or store them in a document, but that’s plain insecure.

Source: 10 Best Password Managers For Linux Operating Systems (Fossbytes)