Seth Kenlon is a UNIX geek, free culture advocate, independent multimedia artist, and D&D nerd. He has worked in the film and computing industry, often at the same time. He is one of the maintainers of the Slackware-based multimedia production project Slackermedia.

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Learn to debug code with the GNU Debugger

Troubleshoot your code with the GNU Debugger. Download our new cheat sheet.
Seth Kenlon (Red Hat) 04 Mar 2021
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4 open source tools for running a Linux server

With Linux, you can turn any device into a server to share data, media files, and other resources.
Seth Kenlon (Red Hat) 01 Mar 2021 2 comments
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Edit video on Linux with this Python app

Three years ago I chose Openshot as my Linux video editing software of choice. See why it's still my favorite.
Seth Kenlon (Red Hat) 28 Feb 2021 3 comments
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Build your own technology on Linux

Linux puts you in charge of your own technology so you can use it any way you want.
Seth Kenlon (Red Hat) 27 Feb 2021
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3 Linux terminals you need to try

Linux gives you the ability to choose the terminal interface you like—not one it imposes.
Seth Kenlon (Red Hat) 26 Feb 2021 2 comments
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Contributed Content

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Navigate your FreeDOS system

Master the DIR command to navigate your way around FreeDOS.
Kevin O'Brien 26 Feb 2021
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Set your path in FreeDOS

Learn about your FreeDOS path, how to set it, and how to use it.
Kevin O'Brien 24 Feb 2021 2 comments
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Resize images using Python

A quick explanation of how to resize images in Python while keeping the same aspect ratio.
Dayo Ntwari 01 Jan 2021 3 comments
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The right and wrong way to set Python 3 as default on a Mac

There are several ways to get started with Python 3 on macOS, but one way is better than the others.
Matthew Broberg (Red Hat) Moshe Zadka (Correspondent) 01 Dec 2020 13 comments
People work on a computer server with devices

20 Linux commands every sysadmin should know

If your application isn't working—or you're just looking for more information—these 20 commands will come in handy.
Rosemary Wang 14 Oct 2020 31 comments
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Commented on 4 Mar 2021
Edit video on Linux with this Python app
Video editing is funny that way: lots of people have very specific expectations, and so finding the one that suits can be tricky. I find myself pretty flexible when working on a small project, but irrationally intolerant...
Commented on 4 Mar 2021
3 Linux terminals you need to try
I used terminology on my Pi for a year while running Enlightenment (which performs on the Pi _amazingly_ by the way). It is a great terminal. Maybe a feature story on either Enlightenment or Terminology or both is in my...
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