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Corellium ports Linux to Apple M1 Mac mini | ZDNet
Corellium has managed the difficult trick of getting Linux running natively on Apple's new M1-powered Mac Mini in record time.
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Red Hat introduces free RHEL for small production workloads and development teams
In response to complaints about Red Hat's latest plans for CentOS Linux, Red Hat will start offering no-cost Red Hat Enterprise Linux for small production workloads and customer development teams.
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Debian 'Bullseye' enters final phase before release as team debates whether it will be last to work on i386 architecture
Security, lack of suitable hardware for testing makes full 32-bit support hard
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What must be done to bring Linux to the Apple M1 chip
Linus Torvalds would love to run Linux on an M1-powered Mac, and a crowd-sourced project is trying to port Linux to Apple's newest, but top Linux kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman warns that it won't be easy.
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The Linux Foundation offers a suite of open-source management classes
Managing open-source projects is an art just as difficult as developing open-source programs, and now, there is a set of classes to help you master it.
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Linus Torvalds tears into Intel, favors AMD
Torvalds, Linux's creator, finds AMD's processors deliver a much bigger bang for the buck than Intel's CPUs.
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Why Red Hat dumped CentOS for CentOS Stream
No, it wasn't IBM calling the shots. This decision was made inside Red Hat for business reasons and it had been a long time coming.
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Where Fedora fits in the new Red Hat/CentOS Stream Linux world
With CentOS Stream now "tracking ahead" of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, where exactly does that leave Fedora, Red Hat's community Linux distro, and long-time RHEL test release?
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Linux Mint 20.1 beta arrives
The next long-term support version of Linux Mint is getting close to release.
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Where CentOS Linux users can go from here
Upset about what's happened with CentOS Linux? Here are your best alternative operating systems.
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Goodbye CentOS, hello Rocky Linux
Red Hat is transforming CentOS into a DevOps-friendly, leading-edge rolling release. Many people liked it just the way it was. Now, CentOS's founder is working on giving them what they want.
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For the love of open source: Why developers work on Linux and open-source software
The Linux Foundation and Harvard find it's not money that drives programmers to work on open source but the love of solving problems and creation.
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Linux Foundation's entry-level IT administrator certification is open for enrollment
The Linux Foundation's first certification for entry-level system classes is ready to help you get started on your modern-day IT job hunt.
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Linus Torvalds would like to use an M1 Mac for Linux, but…
Yes, Torvalds said he'd love to have one of the new M1-powered Apple laptops, but it won't run Linux and, in an exclusive interview he explains why getting Linux to run well on it isn't worth the trouble.
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Free SPF/DKIM/DMARC analyzer tools for DMARC setup
DMARCLY - SPF/DKIM/DMARC tools
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PinePhone KDE Linux phone is getting ready for pre-orders
The dream of a purely Linux-powered smartphone lives on in the new PinePhone - KDE Community edition.
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Linux version of RansomEXX ransomware discovered
This marks the first time a major Windows ransomware strain has been ported to Linux to aid hackers in their targeted intrusions.
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How to switch an old Windows laptop to Linux
If you’d rather have a Windows 7-like interface on your old computer, try installing Linux Mint.
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Dell enables Linux hardware privacy controls
Do you want to make sure your webcam and microphone are off? Dell's adding code into Linux to support its hardware privacy controls.
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Linux Mint introduces its own take on the Chromium web browser
Mint's developers, with some new hardware, have taken on the job of compiling and releasing Mint's own version of the open-source Chromium web browser.
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