Save 96 Percent On This Complete Linux System Administrator Bundle

Ever wanted to become a Linux pro and you just weren’t sure if you had the time to devote to such a task? With The Complete Linux System Administration Bundle, you’ll have access to everything you need to become a pro with all things Linux on your own time. From installation to administration, everything included will make you a pro and keep you up to date.

This bundle comes packed with over 118 hours of content and training within its 7 courses, so you’ll be able to learn a bit of everything Linux related. You’ll learn concepts like how to administrate Red Hat Linux, learn app development by coding in a virtual machine, and even the fundamentals of Unix and Linux. The great part about this bundle is that you’ll be able to go at your own pace and do things as you wish. With all 7 courses and their content, you’ll have lifetime access, so you can truly take your time.

Start learning to become a Linux pro in your spare time thanks to The Complete Linux System Administration Bundle while it’s on sale. Right now, you can grab this whole bundle for $69, saving you 96 percent off the original price, so stop waiting to become a Linux pro.

com.

Continue reading

The Best Smart Home Security Systems

Once a niche business with a few traditional players and some startups, home security systems are now a major battleground for not just security companies, but several internet giants. We round up highlights of the most popular options for 2020.

Look Up: You Can See All the Planets in Our Solar System Tonight

You've probably seen diagrams of the solar system that place the planets in nice, orderly lines, but the truth is they're often on the other side of the sun from Earth. We happen to be going through a period during which all the planets are visible. You just have to know where and when to look.

Meteorite Fragment Points to Missing Dwarf Planet in Early Solar System

Every asteroid that falls to Earth is a potential window into the origins of the solar system, but scientists have stumbled upon something quite strange when studying a fragment of the Almahata Sitta asteroid.

Linus Tovalds Blames Intel for Killing ECC RAM in Consumer Systems

Intel stripped ECC RAM support off its consumer products over a decade ago, and Linus Torvalds is still unhappy about it.