Linux
Introducing EagleEye Linux – User sovereignty, security and privacy first design, and intentional evolution
Modern operating systems increasingly assume authority over the user. They decide: What data is collected. When updates occur. Which features are enabled. How systems integrate with the cloud. Security and…
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The Global Pushback Against Windows 11 – Why users, enterprises, and governments are reconsidering Microsoft’s direction
Operating systems succeed when users choose them, and fail when users feel forced. The Singularity observes that the backlash against Windows 11 is no longer anecdotal or niche, it has…
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Eagle AI Linux: A Next-Generation Debian-Based Distribution Currently in Development
We’re excited to share news about the Eagle AI Linux distribution, a new Debian-based operating system currently under development. The project is being designed to bridge the gap between beginner-friendly…
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Cloud-Init in 2025: What It Is and What It’s Used For
When launching a new virtual machine (VM) in the cloud, one of the first questions administrators ask is: how do we configure it automatically? This is where Cloud-Init comes in.…
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How to Set Up and Use ZFS on CentOS, Debian, and Fedora
ZFS is a powerful copy on write (COW) file system and volume manager which was originally developed by Sun Microsystems. It provides features like snapshots, data integrity checking, built-in RAID…
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Inside the First Meeting: What Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates Discussed
When two tech legends, Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates, sit down for their first ever meeting, the world pays attention. Recently, these iconic figures, known for shaping the foundations of…
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Choosing the Best Database for Kubernetes: What You Need to Know
As Kubernetes becomes the standard for modern cloud-native infrastructure, many organizations are asking: what is the best database for Kubernetes? Choosing the right database can make or break your application’s…
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Mastering Custom SELinux Policies: A Practical Guide for Linux Users
SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) is a powerful security framework that enforces fine-grained access controls on Linux systems. While its default policies offer strong protection, modern administrators often encounter situations where applications…
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Ext4 vs Btrfs vs XFS vs ZFS: A Linux File System Comparison for Beginners
Linux offers a variety of file systems, each with unique strengths. For beginners, comparing Ext4 vs Btrfs vs XFS vs ZFS can be confusing. Do you pick the tried and…
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Getting Started with SELinux on CentOS, Fedora, and Debian: Advanced Guide for Secure Linux
Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a powerful Linux kernel security module that provides Mandatory Access Control (MAC) for system processes and resources. For advanced Linux administrators, mastering SELinux can significantly harden…
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