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Every time
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Open-source Vizio lawsuit takes an ugly turn
The Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC), a non-profit organization that promotes open-source software and defends the free software General Public License (GPL), sued major TV vendor Vizio for abusing the GPL. Specifically, Vizio is using Linux's source code and other open-source software, such as BusyBox, U-Boot, bash, gawk, tar, Glibc, and FFmpegis, in its SmartCast OS TV firmware. These programs are protected under the GPL version 2 (GPLv2) and the Lesser GPL (LGPL).
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Sprite Fright - Blender Open Movie
Produced by Blender Studio. Made with Blender 3.0. Rated PG.
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Xinuos—owners of what used to be SCO—file suit against Red Hat and IBM
Suit alleges stolen intellectual property in IBM AIX, and collusion with RHEL.
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High severity Linux network security holes found, fixed
This nasty set of bugs can lead to an attacker gaining root access, but the patch is already available.
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Linux Mint may start pushing high-priority patches to users
In upcoming releases, Linux Mint developers may insist that users install some patches.
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Linux Foundation offers free Node.js class
Node.js is wildly popular, but it's not that easy to learn. Now, the Linux Foundation wants to help you pick it up with a new free online class.
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Top open source, tech-smart, board-ready women executives
Many open source organizations and companies are already headed by women, but there are many others who are ready for the boardroom.
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AlmaLinux, the CentOS Linux replacement, beta is out
AlmaLinux, the open-source enterprise-level Linux distribution created as an alternative to CentOS, has been released in beta with most Red Hat Enterprise Linux packages
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Google should really open-source Chromium
Google left a lot of ticked off Linux programmers when it changed its API rules for Chromium. But maybe it's time Chromium stopped being a Google-only open-source project and became a true community open-source program.
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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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Open-source developer and manager David Recordon named White House Director of Technology
With a background in open source, open standards, and security, Recordon may be ideal for President Joe Biden's White House.
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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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