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While Red Hat is the primary sponsor of the Fedora and CentOS Projects, internally, there is a bit of a split-brain syndrome where we separate our sponsorshi...

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Presents is the show that features the people and technology that make Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® into the world’s leading enterpris...

Red Hat and Nokia are announcing a strategic partnership to tightly integrate Nokia’s core network applications with Red Hat OpenStack Platform and Red Hat O...

How do you travel through the galaxy? At lightspeed of course! Jonny and Hilliary are joined by fellow Redhatter Robin Bobbitt to learn more about the new ge...

NetworkManager 1.42.8 open-source network connection management utility with support priority for bonding and PPP 2.5.

Launch day is often a source of worry, and in the worst cases, scrambling panic. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

More about Red Hat's decision to make CentOS Stream the primary repository for RHEL sources.

For the past year and a half Red Hat engineers have been developing a new web-based UI for their Anaconda OS installer and with the Fedora Workstation 39 release later this year they are looking at possibly switching to it by default.

Fedora has been trialing this new Anaconda WebUI and it's matured quite a lot over the past year. It's been matching parity and excelling in various areas over its long-standing GTK-based user-interface and more robust with being web-based and Cockpit integration.

Upsetting many in the open-source community was Red Hat's announcement last week that they would begin limiting access to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux sources by putting them behind the Red Hat Customer Portal and publicly would be limited to the CentOS Stream sources

Rocky Linux is an open enterprise Operating System designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with Enterprise Linux.

Find out how to on-board a strimzi-kafka-operator test suite to a testing-farm. Create a test plan in fmf, define the jobs for packit-as-a-service, and run tests in the testing-farm environment.

What is EPEL? Why should you use it? We meet with Carl George to discuss why its important to have community projects available not just on Fedora but its do...

A "backport" is when a critical fix from a new version of software is applied to an old but supported version. Not all operating systems or distributions can manage that workload, but stability and security is important to Red Hat. When Red Hat backports a patch, you benefit from important security updates and bug fixes without the need of upgrading to, and testing, a new version of the software.

AlmaLinux, the popular community-oriented distribution that was established following Red Hat's decision to discontinue development on CentOS (non-Stream) and is backed by AMD and other organizations, is trying to chart its path forward following Red Hat's latest curve ball.

Attached: 1 image Too soon to talk specifics, friends, but rest assured we can see the path. All is not lost—not even close. Thanks for your patience.

An Open Source, community owned and governed, forever-free enterprise Linux distribution.

Whew! RH has announced changes in CentOS Stream, affecting access to the RHEL source code. This might get bumpy for open source for a bit, but we have always known this was a possibility. The team is strategizing next steps to ensure no disruption for @rockylinux users—collaborating with other orgs and experts, as well as within our community to ensure we choose the best path forward. The RESF & partners remain committed to providing the community a rock-solid EL solution. More to come.

From Season 3 Episode 16 - The Cent of a Distro

Deploy and test a containerized application from your desktop to the no-cost Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift using Podman Desktop’s Developer Sandbox

Some Fedora Enterprise Linux Next (ELN) plans were shared on Friday with the process of launching CentOS Stream 10 getting underway that will ultimately form the basis of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.

The sky isn't falling… but it's sign of bigger changes to come