Anderson Silva

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Raleigh, NC

Anderson was introduced to Linux by his uncle back in 1996. In the early 2000s, he transitioned from being a developer to a system administrator. Today, Anderson leads the Red Hat Information Security Incident Response team. He is also an active Fedora package maintainer.

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Authored Content

Working from home at a laptop

My honest review of the HP Dev One

Here are my first impressions of the hardware, running the pre-installed Pop!_OS, and running Fedora on HP's new Linux-based laptop.

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How to kill a zombie process on Linux

To kill a zombie process, you must remove its name from the process list.

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5 open source security practices from 2020

Here are manageable ways to keep your systems and data safe and secure.

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Unboxing the Raspberry Pi 400

The latest Raspberry Pi bundles the microcomputer inside a keyboard for ease of use, portability, and performance.

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Introducing the guide to getting started with the Raspberry Pi

Find out how to choose a Raspberry Pi and start using it in our new eBook.

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My Raspberry Pi retrospective: 6 projects and more

See what I've done with the fun, educational, and useful Raspberry Pi.

Contributed Content

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Announcing the Opensource.com Correspondent program

Top authors on Opensource.com have new levels of access, support, and exclusive opportunities.

Authored Comments

21 Apr 2023

How I teach Python with open source tools

i learned to program in middle school in Brazil, in the 80s using LOGO and the turtle. Good to see it still alive and well in Python! Good work, Don!

20 Sep 2022

3 ways to use the Linux inxi command

Did you pick up an HP Dev One, Don? Nice article, I will try it out myself.