Fedora Investigates Security Incident
Jan 26, 2011"Based on the results of our investigation so far, we do not believe that any Fedora packages or other Fedora contributor accounts were affected by thiscompromise," said Fedora project leader, Jared Smith in an email to the Fedora announce mailing list.
more »Opensource.com Celebrates One-Year Anniversary
Jan 25, 2011Today marks the one-year anniversary of opensource.com, a Red Hat community service that examines how open source principles can and are being applied outside of software development.
more »Calculate Linux 11.0 Rolls Out
Jan 24, 2011Gentoo-based Calculate Linux announces version 11.0, which is designed to help users meet their business needs, and migrate to and deploy a GNU/Linux-based solution.
more »Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) 6 Released
Jan 20, 2011Kevin Fenzi, one of release-engineers for Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) and long time member of the EPEL Fedora Special Interest Group (SIG) discusses the EPEL 6 release.
more »Cobbler Accepted Into Ubuntu Archive
Jan 19, 2011"Cobbler now in the ubuntu archive...and it actually works!," said Robbie Williamson, Ubuntu Server Team Manager at Canonical.
more »GNOME 3 Website Launches
Jan 19, 2011The GNOME Project launches the new GNOME 3 website that brings you all the latest news about the new desktop of the same name.
more »Deltacloud Aggregator renamed to Aeolus Project
Jan 18, 2011Red Hat announces its Deltacloud portal/aggregator is now part of the Aeolus project.
more »Shuttleworth Says Qt Apps Wanted For Ubuntu
Jan 18, 2011"The decision to be open to Qt is in no way a criticism of GNOME. It’s a celebration of free software’s diversity and complexity," says Ubuntu founder, Mark Shuttleworth in his blog.
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