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KubeCon: 6 ways cloud native technologies are powering AI
CNCF Executive Director Priyanka Sharma outlined six ways Kubernetes is enabling cloud workloads Sharma's remarks were delivered at KubeCon in Chiacago last week
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.3 delivers more container support than ever
Cloud programmers, in particular, will want to use RHEL 9.3 as their enterprise Linux operating system of choice.
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Linux kernel 6.6 is the next long-term support release
It's official -- the next long-term support version of Linux is October 2023's Linux 6.6.
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Do we really need another non-open source available license?
No, but here comes the Functional Source License to further muddy the open-source licensing waters
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How Meta Patches Linux at Hyperscale
Patching Linux is easy. Except when you need to patch tens of thousands of servers without downtime. Here's how Meta does it.
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Linus Torvalds on the state of Linux today and how AI figures in its future
At Open Source Summit Japan, Linux and Git creator Linus Torvalds talked about Rust in Linux, Linux maintainer fatigue, and AI's future role in Linux and open-source development.
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Kernel security now: Linux's unique method for securing code
At Open Source Summit Japan, Linux developer Greg Kroah-Hartman recaps the current state and future challenges of kernel security, including the specter of government regulation and the essential pain of unceasing updates.
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Kubernetes co-founder flags the cloud's big open source problem
Security is a looming issue for deployments based on open-source software, Kubernetes co-founder Craig McLuckie said
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Linux Server Operating Systems: Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Beyond
Besides Red Hat Enterprise Linux, several RHEL rival clones and offshoots are vying for your Linux server and cloud dollar. Here's what's with them.
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What is immutable Linux? Here's why you'd run an immutable Linux distro
Safety and security are immutable Linux's calling cards.
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2023: The Year Open Source Security Supply Chain Grew Up
Open source security has always been important. We just pretended otherwise. We don't have that luxury of laziness anymore.
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Your pacemaker and open source software
Using embedded medical technology, such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, or insulin pump? What's running inside is a complete mystery
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Delayed Open Source Publication Emerges as Open Source Rival
DOSP involves initially releasing software under a proprietary license, followed by a planned transition to an open source license.
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Linux Mint 21.3 is here - and it's outstanding
The latest Linux Mint update is an excellent Linux desktop for many reasons.
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OpenTofu 1.7 General Availability: Open Source Infrastructure-as-Code
Moving forward, the plan is for OpenTofu to maintain compatibility with Terraform while introducing significant new features.
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The best Linux distributions for beginners in 2024: Expert tested and reviewed
The best Linux distros for beginners are as easy to use as MacOS or Windows -- really.
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The Land Before Linux: The Unix desktops
It takes more than open source, it takes open standards and consensus
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Secureboot can kiss my ass
I've been struggling to get Linux on a Medion notebook for the past two days and goddammit, it's the biggest annoyance ever: Secure boot.
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Critical Security Hole in GNU C Library Opens Door to Root Access on Major Linux Distros
The glibc patch is out there, and if you're smart, you'll patch your systems with it soon.
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Jim Zemlin and the Linux Foundation share not-so-secret open-source sauce
Collaborative innovation has been the group's driving force for a quarter of a century. Or, to paraphrase Lao Tzu, the journey of a thousand open-source programs starts with a single project.
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