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Linus Torvalds Invites Attackers to Join the Kernel Community
20.09.2017
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does not exist, even if we do a perfect job,” said Torvalds in a conversation with Jim Zemlin, the executive director of the Linux Foundation. In a previous conversation with us, Torvalds said
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openSUSE Board Gets a New Chairman
20.08.2019
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include the time required to do the job properly and the length of time I’ve served. Five years is more than twice as long as any of my predecessors. The time required to do the role properly has increased
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Ubuntu's App Center Finally Supports Local Installs Again
17.06.2024
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the UI. Instead, what you have to do is right-click a downloaded .deb file, click Open With, select the App Center, and allow it to finish the job for you. There also is a catch. Currently, the feature
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Valve and Arch Linux Announce Collaboration
30.09.2024
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packager. Essentially, this collaboration will make it considerably easier for Arch Linux developers to do their jobs. Arch Linux project leader, Levente Polyak stated, "These projects will follow our usual
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Kernel News
23.09.2011
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a “long-term” kernel because my day job (at SUSE) picked the 2.6.16 kernel for its “enterprise” release, and it made things a lot easier for me to keep working at applying bugfixes and other stable
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Chaos Comes to KDE in KaOS
20.02.2026
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-based distribution did an outstanding job of presenting the KDE Plasma desktop, and I assumed it would always do so. You know what happens when you assume. In a recent announcement, the developers made it clear
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New Linux Botnet Discovered
17.02.2026
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on production servers; using antivirus solutions to scan for malicious code; checking for cron jobs that execute every minute; and more.          
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Linux Mint Shares a Possible Kernel Cleanup Solution
14.08.2026
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Linux Mint is always moving forward – and usually doing so in just the right ways. Such is the case with a new tool the developers have teased that could do a great job handling kernel cleanup. You
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Off Topic: Mom&Pop(TM) - the passing of Marian Rhoda (nee Burns) Hall
11.03.2011
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-winner” but the head of the household, who had the final say in things. When Pop earned money at his jobs, it was not “our money” in her mind, but “his money”. Of course Pop did not feel this way, and almost anything
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Kernel News
06.10.2017
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the biggest *job* to get killed. Before cgroups, we assumed jobs were processes. But with cgroups, the user is able to define a group of processes as a job, and then an individual process is no longer a first

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