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Our favorite Linux commands to use just for fun

The Linux command line is known for being a productivity powerhouse. It's also a place to have some fun, too!

Our favorite open source writing tools

Opensource.com correspondents share their favorite tools for churning out words.

Advice for getting started with GNOME

The GNOME desktop is a unified interface for Linux that offers lots of extensions to customize your experience. Here's some advice from GNOME users on how to get the most from…

When do you code?

Take our poll. What time of day do you feel most productive with your programming?

How many Raspberry Pis do you own?

Take our poll to let us know how many Raspberry Pis you have.

7 open source alternatives to Skype

Communicate without compromising your open source ethos with these alternatives to proprietary web conferencing software.

Authored Cheat Sheets and Downloads

Tmux cheat sheet

By Opensource.com

Tmux is an open source application that adds layers to your terminal window so that you can open more than one terminal in a single desktop window. To help you remember the…

Curl command cheat sheet

By Opensource.com

Curl is a tool to transfer data to and from a server, supporting protocols including HTTP, FTP, IMAP, LDAP, POP3, SCP, SFTP, SMB, SMTP, and more. With this 2-page cheat sheet…

Kubectl cheat sheet

By Opensource.com

Kubectl is a powerful command-line tool to maintain your Kubernetes cluster. This 2-page cheat sheet covers commonly used commands to take you above and beyond average cluster…

An introduction to programming with Bash

By Opensource.com

Learn how Bash is much more than a shell. This downloadable eBook explores using Bash as a powerful command-line interface (CLI) programming language. You'll first learn basic…

Raspberry Pi: How to get started

By Opensource.com

Since 2012, the Raspberry Pi has been a must-have for learning programming skills, building hardware projects, doing home automation, and creating applications. Its affordable…