With Red Hat/IBM making it harder for developers and teams to access the source for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), some organizations are joining forces to pave a new path forward.

In lieu of what IBM/Red Hat has done with the Red Hat Enterprise Linux source, distributions like AlmaLinux have been forced to make changes to how they build their operating systems.

In a bid to protect the publicly-available Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE will maintain a RHEL-compatible distribution.

Although the beta version of Fedora’s upcoming release is behind schedule, the Linux distribution is still slotted for October and will include numerous bug fixes and some exciting new features.

Red Hat developer, Christian Hergert has been working on a GNOME desktop syncing project with lots of promise.

Strong performance for cloud and container products leads to a 14% increase over last year.

SUSE relies heavily on the project for its own SUSE Manager.

The latest release is focused on hybrid cloud.