How to use Zenity with examples
We look into how to use Zenity showing by some examples. Zenity is a graphical tool for your scripting to show dialog boxes on the GUI and return the result from Zenity back to your script.
We look into a Travis CI configuration file in order to test Android projects.
We look into Ubuntu MiniCloud which is a tool to easily spin up a cluster with Ceph, OVN and LXD. This enables you to run workloads over a large amount of servers with and easy to use web interface.
We are in our new linux environment and create automake and autoconf used to generate configuration scripts for building more packages in your system.
We look into how to install and use simple-cdd to create a new Bookworm install image fully automated with no input from the user during install.
In this video we will look at abstractions of code and the performance of different programming languages and what different code can impact the performance. But the specific abstractions may give you improvements in readability and structure.
Yesterday the new feature pack 8 and fix pack 9 of Websphere Commerce where released to the world. And I started to download it as soon as I saw it being available. Our process is to try out the new versions as fast as possible to nail down the technical challenges we will face moving…