Linux by example – Building libraries and tools
We build some important tools, the M4 compiler and libraries needed by the system.
Are you curious about how programming languages work? In this video, we explore the RosettaCode website and showcase a variety of coding tasks and examples in different programming languages. By examining real-world code, you’ll gain insights into the unique features and best practices of each language. Plus, we walk through some coding examples to demonstrate…
We look into a Travis CI configuration file in order to test Android projects.
We are looking into the vulnrability of Log4J version 2 and how to mitigate the exploit. We also look at the differences of version 1 and version 2 of Log4J
We look into how to create a PiBox Template and install it on my PiBox. The procedure is very similar to creating a Kubernetes deployment, so that subject is also covered in this video.
I write a lot of small java applications and need a good command line interpreter. Apache Common CLI helps me keep track of options and arguments. Apache have a lot of great tools in their tool chain and even if some of them are common they have a great track record of usability.
In this video, I try to solve my problem after upgrading to the latest Linux kernel. The drivers have not been updated from Blackmagic, so I go in and check the source code and make the suggested changes from their forum, but it still won’t work. The last fix was to change the kernel object…