Working on Linux's nuts and bolts at Linux Plumbers
Once a year, Linux's top developers meet at Linux Plumbers and the Kernel Summit to hash out problems and concerns with Linux development. Here's what happens.
Once a year, Linux's top developers meet at Linux Plumbers and the Kernel Summit to hash out problems and concerns with Linux development. Here's what happens.
iPhones are not now, nor have they ever been, worth their high price tags. And, yes, that includes the iPhone 11. Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols shares his disdain for Apple's ubiquitous device.
The Eclipse Foundation has announced the release of the Jakarta EE 8, the first truly open-source, vendor-neutral version of Java Enterprise Edition.
Telecom companies are moving to the cloud, and Mirantis has a new Kubernetes offering to help them get there and then manage their forthcoming 5G offerings.
If you want to manage your Kubernetes container images securely and reliably, you should check out the latest release of Red Hat Quay.
Microsoft will be hosting a community conference on the Windows Subsystem for Linux and related technologies in March 2020.
In the beginning, there was machine languages and assembler. Neither was easy to use, but then along came COBOL, and everything changed.
Global warming, nuclear war, and asteroid hits. There are so many ways the world could end, but now NASA and the ESA are working on a trial to deflect would be Earth-shattering asteroids.
European governments, wary of American public clouds, are turning toward Nextcloud private clouds for Infrastructure-as-a-Service clouds.
There are many technical problems to be solved before this popular, formerly proprietary file system can be in the shipping open-source Linux code.