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No, you cant take open-source code back
A popular note on the Linux Kernel Mailing List claims that a program's author can block people from using his code at his discretion. Wrong.
Linux Kernel Maintainer Summit
The Linux Kernel Maintainer Summit brings together the world’s leading core kernel developers to discuss the state of the existing kernel and plan the next development cycle. This is an invite-only event. Linux Kernel Summit technical tracks are offered at Linux Plumbers Conference 2019 and are open to all LPC attendees.
How to Disable Tracker Processes and Reclaim Your Resources
Tracker is a set of processes that run and index files on your disk for quicker searching. It is capable of indexing not only the normal name, location and modified dates of your files, but also the metadata and contents. This makes it both a resource hog and a privacy concern. In this tutorial we will learn how to disable Tracker and reclaim system resources.
Cloud Foundry Building the Future
Whether you’re a contributor or committer building the platform, or you’re using the platform to attain your business goals, Cloud Foundry North America Summit is where developers, operators, CIOs and other IT professionals go to share best practices and innovate together.Event Title: Cloud Foundry Building the Future12 FebLearn more
PyPy v7.0.0, Vulernability Affecting runc and Container Technologies, Ubuntu for ARM-based Windows Laptops, antiX MX v18.1
PyPy, the alternative implementation to the Python programming language announced the release of version 7.0.0. It includes 3 different interpreters that support Python versions 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6-alpha.
Awesome way to add line in file on multiple servers using Ansible playbook in minutes
This article will guide you on How to add line in file on multiple servers using Ansible playbook in minutes.
Engaging the openSUSE community
The email that I received last month, revoking my openSUSE Membership, is an indication that the openSUSE community can do more to retain its users. This article explores my views on how to attract, engage and retain openSUSE users, community members and contributors. The openSUSE community should have a better Marketing strategy to make the Journey from User to Contributor a smoother experience. To try to get the roadblocks out of the way for the people that want to be informed or be involved.
How to Manage Packages with APT on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
APT also known as Advanced Packaging Tool is the command-line tool for managing packages in Debian-based distributions like Debian and Ubuntu. In this tutorial, we will explain how to manage packages using APT command line tool on Ubuntu 18.04 server.
Removing Profanity from the Source Tree
Linus Torvalds recently stepped away from kernel development
temporarily in order to think about how to be less harsh with
developers in certain situations. Simultaneous with his departure
was a patch introducing a new Code of Conduct into the kernel
source tree. The effects of this are beginning to be felt.
How to Play Nintendo DS Games On Linux With DeSmuME
DeSmuME turns your Linux PC into a fully functional Nintendo DS. Learn how to install it and start playing your games today!
Linux Watch Command
In this tutorial, we will introduce you to the watch command. Watch is used to run any arbitrary command at regular intervals and displays the output of the command on the terminal window.
KDE Frameworks 5.55 Released for KDE Plasma 5.15, Improves Android Notifications
The KDE Project released over the weekend the monthly update to their KDE Frameworks open-source software suite, version 5.55.0, which brings numerous improvements for users of the KDE Plasma desktop environment.
First i.MX8M Mini SBC has PCIe and optional PoE
Boundary Devices is prepping a “Nitrogen8M-Mini” SBC that runs Linux on an up to 2GHz, quad -A53 i.MX8M Mini, and offers 2GB RAM, up to 128GB eMMC, PCIe, MIPI CSI/DSI, GbE, and optional WiFi/BT and PoE. The Nitrogen8M-Mini is the first SBC we’ve seen that’s based on NXP’s new i.MX8M Mini SoC, and the second […]
Linux 5.0, Canonical Update, openSUSE Board Elections, Woman and Girls in Science, European Astro-Pi Challenge
A roundup for this week.
Container Bug Allows Attackers to Gain Root Access on Host Machine
The container bug, difficult to exploit because it requires a malicious container to be installed on the system, affects nearly everyone using containers.
Episode 15: Learning Python
Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Linux Journal Senior Columnist, Reuven Lerner, about learning new languages such as Python.
Gain Valuable Kubernetes Skills and Certification with Linux Foundation Training
The demand for Kubernetes skills is so high that companies of all sizes are reporting skills gaps and citing difficulty finding people who have the required Kubernetes and containerization skills. That spells opportunity for those who gain Kubernetes expertise, and the good news is that you have several approachable and inexpensive options for getting trained as well as certified.
antiX MX 18.1 Distro Released with Latest Debian GNU/Linux 9.7 "Stretch" Updates
A new version of the Debian-based antiX MX operating system has been released based on the latest Debian Stable repositories and packed with recent updates and urgent security and bug fixes.
Doomsday Docker security hole uncovered
A security vulnerability has been disclosed for a flaw in runc, Docker and Kubernetes' container runtime, which can be used to attack any host system running containers.
How to explain Kubernetes Operators in plain English
What are Kubernetes Operators, and why are they so valuable to organizations working with containers?
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