Red Hat and Oracle have announced a new alliance to offer customers a wider range of operating systems to run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).… Read More »Red Hat and Oracle Collaborate to Bring Red Hat Enterprise Linux to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Intel is working on a new Linux kernel driver for its Timed I/O hardware feature. The feature is aimed at IoT and server platforms to… Read More »Intel Timed I/O Driver Under Development for Linux Kernel
Fedora 38 will ship with its cutting-edge compiler toolchain, including the upcoming GCC 13 compiler, following the Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) approval. Fedora… Read More »Fedora 38 Approved to Ship with GCC 13 and Latest Compiler Toolchain
OpenSnitch, an open-source application firewall, is coming to Debian, one of the oldest and most popular Linux distributions. OpenSnitch is an open-source port of the… Read More »OpenSnitch Firewall Coming To Debian
Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, has released the latest version of the Linux kernel, version 6.1. This new version is set to power servers,… Read More »Linux Kernel 6.1 – Performance Improvement, Support For Rust, And A Lot More
A new Linux malware known as BOLDMOVE has been used to exploit a recently disclosed FortiOS SSL-VPN vulnerability. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2022-42475, was quietly… Read More »BOLDMOVE Linux Malware Exploited Fortinet Vulnerability
Intel has submitted a new batch of code to the Linux kernel development community as it prepares for the Linux 6.3 merge window, which is… Read More »Intel Unleashes New Linux Driver Code for Next-Gen Data Center GPU
The death of proprietary Unix operating systems has been a long time coming. Still, IBM’s recent decision to transfer the development of AIX to India… Read More »Say Goodbye to Proprietary Unix : The Era of Open-Source Alternatives Has Arrived
The GNOME project has released version 42.8 of its desktop environment, which includes a number of improvements and bug fixes. One of the most notable… Read More »Unlock Next-Level Graphics with GNOME 42.8 – NVIDIA/GBM Atomic Mode-Setting, Enhanced Wayland and AMD GPU Support
The Linux 6.3 operating system may soon support the TPM2 device found within Microsoft’s Pluton security processor on the latest AMD Ryzen SoCs. The Pluton… Read More »Linux 6.3 Might Provide Support For Pluton’s CRB TPM2 On AMD Ryzen CPUs