Linux Dork Editorial Team
The team behind Linux Dork’s guides, news, and self-hosted app coverage.
- 367 guides
- 231 news reports
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About
Linux Dork’s guides, news coverage, and self-hosted app pages are written and maintained by the Linux Dork editorial team. The site grew out of notes on configurations that took too long to figure out, and it has become a reference for practical Linux administration, the command line, and self-hosted infrastructure.
Guides focus on things that run in a terminal and survive a reboot: commands you can copy, configurations you can maintain, and the trade-offs behind each recommendation. Every page follows the same editorial standards for sourcing, testing, dating, and corrections.
Read how guides are researched, tested, dated, and corrected in our editorial standards, or learn more about Linux Dork.
Latest guides
- AMD GPUs on Linux: amdgpu, Mesa, Vulkan, and ROCm Explained
- Core Dumps on Linux: Debugging Crashes With coredumpctl
- CrowdSec vs Fail2ban: Blocking Attackers on Linux Servers
- Debugging Bash Scripts: set -x, PS4, and ShellCheck
- Docker Volumes, Bind Mounts, and Networks Explained
- Gitea vs Forgejo: Which Self-Hosted Git Forge Should You Run?
- Hardware Video Acceleration on Linux: VA-API in Firefox and Chrome
- Malware Scanning on Linux: ClamAV, rkhunter, and Lynis Compared
- The nmap Command Explained: Scanning Your Own Network the Right Way
- OpenTofu vs Terraform: Licensing, Compatibility, and How to Switch
- Passkeys on Linux: Browsers, Password Managers, and Security Keys
- Recovering Deleted Files on Linux With TestDisk and PhotoRec
Latest news
- Audacity 4.0.1 Fixes Project Corruption and Linux AppImage Startup, Restores Audacity 3 Shortcuts
- Gitea Jumps From 1.x to 28.0 and Adds Audit Logs, Bot Accounts, and Admin Impersonation
- OpenTofu 1.13 Reduces 'Known After Apply' Noise and Adds Experimental Linting
- Qt 6.12 LTS Released With QML Hot Reload and GPU-Accelerated CanvasPainter
- Tails 7.14 and Tor Browser 15.0.24 Bring Firefox 157 Security Fixes
- Tcl/Tk 9.1 Adds Screen Reader Support and Initial Right-to-Left Text