Category: Linux Updates

Nothing is quite as vexing as a security hole in a security program. Xiaochen Zou, a graduate student at the University of California, Riverside, went looking for bugs in Linux

When you’re a technologist, and you hear “containers” and “supply-chain,” your mind immediately turns to Docker containers and supply-chain software. Most people, however, think of container ships and the physical

Getty Images One of the most amazing things about open-source isn’t that it produces great software. It’s that so many developers put their egos aside to create great programs with

Getty Images You can run Kubernetes straight from the code, but few companies have the nerves to do it. Instead, they turn to programs such as Red Hat‘s OpenShift. These

It started as an innocent protest. Npm, JavaScript’s package manager maintainer RIAEvangelist, Brandon Nozaki Miller, wrote and published an open-code npm source-code package called peacenotwar. It did little except add

Behind almost all Linux firewalls tools such as iptables; its newer version, nftables; firewalld; and ufw, is netfilter, which controls access to and from Linux’s network stack. It’s an essential

Many people ask me: “Which distributed version control system should I use for my programming project, GitHub or GitLab?” It’s not that simple a question. Let’s break it down, shall

The wave of companies cutting ties to the Russian government and companies now includes two top Linux and open-source powers: Red Hat and SUSE.  SUSE moved first. SUSE CEO Melissa

Patent trolls, aka Patent Assertion Entities (PAE)s, have plagued open-source software for ages. Over the years though, other groups have risen up to keep them from stealing from the companies

When you think of important open-source projects you almost certainly recall Linux, the Apache Web Server, LibreOffice, and so on. And, that’s true. These are vital, but beneath these are

We all know Linux is written in C. What you may not know is that it’s written in a long-outdated C dialect: The 1989 version of the C language standard,

There’s a lot of FUD about how Linux is being shown recently to be less secure than proprietary systems. That’s nonsense. But, now there are hard facts from Google’s Project

There’s a lot of FUD about how Linux is being shown recently to be less secure than proprietary systems. That’s nonsense. But, now there are hard facts from Google’s Project

View now at Google Chrome View now at Linux Mint View now at Ubuntu View now at Zorin View now at MX Linux Some people still insist that using Linux

RISC-V International, the global open hardware standards organization, has announced that Intel has joined RISC-V at the Premier membership level. Let that sink in for a minute.  Intel, which has