Category: Linux

centos Kernel Security Patch

CentOS Atomic Host 7.1805 releases

CentOS Atomic Host is a lean operating system designed to run Docker containers, built from standard CentOS 7 RPMs, and tracking the component versions included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host. CentOS Atomic...

debian 9

Debian 10 artwork proposals are now active

Debian project developer Jonathan Carter announced on Friday that the upcoming Debian GNU/Linux 10 “Buster” operating system series is now open to artists. If you are a talented artist, if you are eager for millions...

Fedora 28

Fedora 29 makes BootLoaderSpec the default

Fedora 29 also plans to add a new feature – full support for FreeDesktop.org’s bootloader specification (BLS) and use its defined fragment files to populate the boot loader’s boot menu entries, including kernel entries. FreeDesktop.org’s...

Lustre File System

Lustre File System Removes in Linux 4.18 Kernel

During the Linux 4.18 maintenance cycle, the kernel staging area received more than a thousand patches, a total of 168,000 new lines of code appeared, and 227,000 lines of code were deleted. In order to...

Linux Mint 19 Tara ISO

Linux Mint 19 Tara Cinnamon|MATE|Xfce BETA Release

Mint Linux, also known as Linux Mint, is a Linux distribution for desktop computers. Its design focuses on prioritizing open-source software components, with exceptions for proprietary multimedia software, such as the Adobe Flash plugin....

Linux Mint Meltdown

Linux Mint 19 Beta is coming soon

Linux Mint revealed on the blog that the beta version of Linux Mint 19 will be released on June 4th, US time, while the three versions of Linux Mint 19 (Cinnamon, MATE, Xfce) are still in the test...

Debian 7 LTS

Debian 7 LTS reached EOL

The Debian LTS team announced on the official website yesterday that the Debian 7 “Wheezy” has officially ended its life cycle on May 31, 2018, five years after its release. They will no longer provide any security updates for Debian...

Fedora 26 EOF

Fedora 26 will reach EOL on June 1

The Fedora project team announced that it will stop supporting Fedora 26 Linux systems on June 1, 2018, and recommend that these users upgrade to Fedora 27/28 as soon as possible. Released on July 11,...