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Red Hat’s chief marketing officer discovered their logo was rendering poorly in digital formats (especially on small devices like smartphones). But then they discovered even bigger problems in surveys (including with potential customers) about what fee… Continue reading Red Hat Changes Logo After Customers Call It ‘Sinister’, ‘Secretive’
An anonymous reader quotes ZDNet:
MongoDB is an open-source document NoSQL database with a problem. While very popular, cloud companies, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), IBM Cloud, Scalegrid, and ObjectRocket has profited from it by offering it as a … Continue reading Red Hat Rejects MongoDB’s ‘Discriminatory’ Server Side Public License
Mark Wilson writes: Earlier in the year open-source software startup Whitewater Foundry brought WLinux to the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Not content with creating the first native Linux distribution for WSL, the company has now gone a step furt… Continue reading Red Hat Enterprise Linux Comes To Windows 10 in the Form of WLinux Enterprise
If you think about it, an operating system kernel is really just a very powerful shared library that offers services to many programs. Of course, it is a very powerful library, but still — its main purpose is to provide services to programs. Your program probably doesn’t use all of the myriad services the kernel provides. Even a typical system might not fully use all the things that are in a typical kernel. Red Hat has a new initiative to bring a technology called unikernels to the forefront. A unikernel is a single application linked with just enough of the …read more
An anonymous reader shares a report: This week, the Linux distro biz emitted Fedora 29 and RHEL 7.6, and in the latter’s changelog the following appears, which a Reg reader kindly just alerted us to: “KDE Plasma Workspaces (KDE), which has been provide… Continue reading Red Hat is Planning To Deprecate KDE on RHEL By 2024
Etcetera writes: Fresh on the heels of the IBM purchase announcement, Red Hat released RHEL 7.6 today. Business press release is here and full release notes are here. It’s been a busy week for Red Hat, as Fedora 29 also released earlier this morning. N… Continue reading Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.6 Released
This August marks the twentieth anniversary of the inception of the OpenLDAP™ Project, an open source version of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). In a backwards sort of homage to the “birthday” of OpenLDAP, open sourc… Continue reading OpenLDAP Alternatives
On Tuesday Red Hat announced the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 7.5.
An anonymous reader writes: Serving as a consistent foundation for hybrid cloud environments, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5 provides enhanced security and c… Continue reading Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 7.5 Released
This week, Doug and Keith discuss the last of the top ten most critical web application security risks! They discuss security misconfiguration, insecure deserialization, insufficient logging and monitoring, and more on this episode of Application Secur… Continue reading Facebook, RedHat, & Russian Twitterbots – Application Security Weekly #03
An anonymous reader quotes BleepingComputer:
Red Hat is releasing updates for reverting previous patches for the Spectre vulnerability (Variant 2, aka CVE-2017-5715) after customers complained that some systems were failing to boot. “Red Hat is no long… Continue reading Red Hat Reverts Spectre Patches to Address Boot Issues