The companies were recently sending barbed comments back and forth over Red Hat’s decision to end support of the public version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS. Not on Wednesday.
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One of the companies fighting with Red Hat over changes affecting Red Hat Enterprise Linux, is going private. Here’s what’s happening.
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Red Hat faces more upheaval in the world of Linux following recent moves making it harder for other companies to access the latest code utilized on its top product: Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
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Apple on Tuesday announced that it is working with Pixar, Adobe, Autodesk, NVIDIA, and Linux to promote and develop Pixar’s 3D Universal Scene Description technology. Here are the details.
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To be sure the dissolution of CentOS Linux indicates – at a minimum – major damage to Red Hats’ positioning as a paragon of open source. It might even signal the end. It’s a pretty clear sign that Red Hat is under new management.
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Open Invention Network (OIN), the largest patent non-aggression community in history, announced today that it has increased its patent non-aggression coverage through an update to its definition of the Linux System. To keep pace with innovation Open Invention Network regularly revises and expands its Linux System coverage. Here are the details.
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ZDNet is reporting that one portion of a decades-old lawsuit, SCO v. IBM, has been settled. But is it?
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With the growth of open source software such as Linux and cloud computing becoming more wide spread, a host of tech giants have joined a new group focusing on improving security.
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Lenovo, the worl’s top PC seller, is giving Linux a big boost by certifying all its workstation computers for Red Hat and Ubuntu, two of the most popular open source software solutions.
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