A comprehensive guide for installing GNU Radio on Ubuntu, a free software toolkit for building and deploying software radios. Explore the benefits of software-defined radios, flexible software solutions, and the extensive knowledge required for development. Follow step-by-step instructions for setup

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Dump is a backup software used on Linux and OpenBSD systems, while Restore is the tool for restoring those backups. This article explains how to use Dump and Restore for backups, the benefits of using these tools, and provides instructions on backing up files using Dump on OpenBSD. It also covers th

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Explore the concept of mining structured Petri nets for visualizing process behavior, distinguishing between overfitting and underfitting models, and proposing a method to extract structured slices from event logs. The approach involves constructing LTS from logs, synthesizing Petri nets, and presen

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Delve into the surprising effects of even 1% packet loss on network flows, the methods TCP uses to mitigate loss, and how the CUBIC congestion avoidance algorithm works. Explore the researched but not quantified problem of packet loss and learn about a test methodology using Ubuntu hosts to measure

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Join the Cooper Union Retraining Program at CAMBA for an intensive course on Linux (Unix) Administration instructed by Dr. Tavaris J. Thomas. Learn core objectives spanning from file system management to network configuration without diving into hacking or programming. Explore the history of Linux,

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The Tango Controls community provides insights into the C++ kernel status, development branches, LTS versions, bug fixes, and new features. Major improvements include the transition to libtango.so.94 in the latest release, bug resolutions, and future development plans for the framework.

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This project showcases an Autonomous Ground Robot designed for orchard management tasks. The robot's hardware, software design, problem identification, and objectives are outlined. Key features include YOLO-based apple counting, SLAM navigation, and soil moisture detection. The system runs on Ubuntu

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Control Groups (cgroups) in HTCondor provide fault tolerance by managing access to resources like CPU, memory, devices, and network. They improve resource utilization measurements, ensuring job stability and performance. Learn how cgroups work hierarchically, manage memory usage, and how to enable t

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The MDP Technical Meeting #5 focuses on the conceptual design and comparative analysis of a 20 T hybrid HTS-LTS magnet. Goals include defining design criteria, exploring different design options, stress management techniques, and integrating LTS/HTS technologies. The working group aims to provide in

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Delve into the world of Linux printing with insights on open printing plenary sessions, Linux distribution market shares, driverless printing support, CUPS filters development, and future trends. Explore the growing popularity of Linux in various sectors and witness the advancements in driverless pr

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Learn how to set up VirtualBox, download and install Ubuntu Mate 18, start the virtual machine, explore the GUI, and install Geany IDE for editing files efficiently. Geany IDE offers syntax highlighting, code completion, and supports various file types like C, Java, PHP, HTML, Python, Perl, and Pasc

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In this detailed guide, learn how to import a PTSG virtual machine using VirtualBox, including downloading the VM, selecting the import appliance, handling OVA files, customizing settings, and starting the virtual machine. Additionally, explore setting up shared folders and accessing PTSG codes with

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Explore the world of multimedia applications in Ubuntu Unleashed. Learn about sound and music, adjusting volume settings, various sound formats, listening to music with Rhythmbox and Banshee, managing graphics with Shotwell and GIMP, utilizing scanners and screen capture tools, and understanding dif

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Nachos is instructional software for teaching operating systems courses. This project guide covers the installation on Ubuntu, debugging, and fixing issues in Project 1 related to program execution. Learn to trace code, fix bugs, and modify Nachos to support multiprogramming. Submit your report by t

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This project overview showcases the development and accomplishments of the Pickabo system by Anup Chaudhari on December 2nd, 2014. It includes objectives, missions, systems overview, final platform, goals achieved, lessons learned, missions like obstacle avoidance and sphere tracking, and future imp

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