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+43Did IBM make a $6.4 billion blunder by buying HashiCorp?
HashiCorp's programs are ideal fit for IBM/Red Hat's software lines, but why buy the company when the software's free and open?
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+37Oracle's on and off relations with open source software
All businesses use FOSS now, but Big Red never been entirely comfortable with it
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+36SUSE Updates Cloud-Native Tool Portfolio
At SUSECon in Berlin today, SUSE announced three significant upgrades to its cloud-native computing software family.
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+35My favorite Mint alternative is still great 7 months later - and it's 50% off right now
When Mint shut down, I needed a new money app to budget and track my finances so I tested all the best Mint alternatives. The one I preferred - and have been using since - is better than Mint ever was.
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+37X marks the (porn) spot
Twitter, e X, now lets users post, view, and share nudes and sexual content. Has Elon Musk really thought this through? Have companies that still use the platform for marketing?
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+36SUSE Offers Lifeline to Stranded CentOS Users with Liberty Linux Lite
CentOS 7 dies on June 30th, but SUSE says it's as simple as switching repositories to SUSE Liberty to keep running your CentOS servers.
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+36SUSE AI: Making AI Useful for Companies - Techstrong.ai
The SUSE AI strategy, announced today, aims to help business leaders move into the generative AI space.
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+40Cable déjà vu? Looks who's bundling streaming services (and what it's going to cost you)
Comcast's 'Xfinity StreamSaver' package includes Peacock Premium, Netflix, and Apple TV+ at a discount. Many more bundled services are on the way. But will they save you money over the long haul?
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+36How to Install Ubuntu Touch on Android Device
In this post we are going to explore how to install Ubuntu Touch on Android. Installing the Ubuntu Touch on Android can make a dual-boot on Android.
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+40More than money, open-source pros want these 2 things from their next jobs
Admins and developers have similar career goals, but their top priorities are different, according to a new report.
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+41How Red Hat is embracing AI to make sysadmin lives easier
The open-source giant's AI work is all about integrating the entire Red Hat software family into a smart, easy-to-manage stack. Here's what each one does and how they fit together.
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+37Ubuntu Linux Core 24 is a leap forward for IoT and edge computing
Canonical's latest Linux for the Internet of Things and Edge computing is a winner.
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+42We Need To Rewild The Internet
The internet has become an extractive and fragile monoculture. But we can revitalize it using lessons learned by ecologists.
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+40Winamp is not going open source. Here's what it is doing - and why
To refresh its once iconic Windows media player, Winamp is kind of, sort of opening up the source code. See what that means for users and developers.
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+37The NIST Finally Hires a Contractor to Manage CVEs
Security experts have been frustrated because no one was managing the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures security reports. Good news: The NIST has hired a company to manage the backlog. Bad news: The company has no experience with this kind of security work.
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+42Red Hat's latest enterprise Linux distro has new features to tackle hybrid cloud complexity
In addition to unveiling RHEL 9.4, the company says it will support RHEL 7 for an extra four years.
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+43If all kernel bugs are security bugs, how do you keep your Linux safe?
Since February, there've been 800 newly assigned CVEs. Your job? Update your main Linux distro more often.
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+36Kubernetes turns 10: How it steered cloud-native computing for the last decade - and what's next
Like Linux, Kubernetes is a testament to the power of open-source collaboration and innovation. How would we manage without it?
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+39VFCFinder Highlights Security Patches in Open Source Software
VFCFinder analyzes commit histories to pinpoint the most likely commits associated with vulnerability fixes.
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+36CISOs and Senior Leadership at Odds Over Security
Only half of cybersecurity leaders feel their C-suite understands cybersecurity risks, a Trend Micro survey found. Four in five have been told to downplay a potential risk’s severity.




















