Certain Linux kernels (5.8.x and 5.9.x up to but not including 5.10.102) have experienced a high-severity vulnerability that makes it easy for untrusted users to execute code capable of carrying out hosts of malicious actions, including installing backdoors, creating unauthorized...
In a world first for an independent tech-ed YouTuber, friend of ameriDroid, Category5 Technology TV has shifted its production workflow to augmented reality. The small Canadian studio, owned by Robbie Ferguson, is removing physical constraints of a traditional studio environment...
Using a Raspeberry Pi 4 you can create your own Multiplayer Minecraft Server (1.17 upgrade). Watch as our friend, Robbie from Category 5 Technology TV show make Minecraft look beautiful with free shader packs like SEUS Renewed and resource packs Umsoea,...
Why should I run my own Minecraft server? Minecraft natively only allows users to invite ten other players into a world. A server on the other hand does not have any limitations besides the resources needed to run it. You...
This month, Linux turns 30 years old. It's come a LONG way! In addition to being the basis for much of the Internet's infrastructure, embedded devices, smart products, Android phones, and TV boxes, it is also the basis for almost...
If your experience is anything like mine, you have no issues connecting a Windows client to a Linux fileserver via Samba / CIFS. But you've run into a number of issues with using Samba / CIFS to connect a Linux...
By Greg Rodriguez, resident specialist in Android, Mac, Linux and Windows operating systems, video and audio streaming and conversion, retrogaming, and many other tech disciplines Introduction The ODROID-XU4 is a powerful single board computer with many uses. In this guide...
LinuxFactory on YouTube just published a video on how to enable Chromium Browser to use the GPU for WebGL on the ODROID-N2+. The same method should work for any other SBC running Linux kernel 5.11 with ARM Mali Panfrost Driver...
On Linux, it can be a challenge to connect to the default desktop that is seen when the system boots while connected to a monitor. This is largely due to the more flexible desktop environment on Linux distributions that support...
