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Unlike some companies with proprietary DNA (Oracle comes to mind for some reason) VMware should have little trouble learning to work hand-in-hand with open source developers

How can CIOs prepare for the impending GDPR privacy regulations? Here are four strategies for Linux environments

DevOps engineers are expected to be one of the most in-demand roles among North American employers next year.

EnterprisersProject: You can operate microservices without containers.

In PiCluster 2.2, there is now support to deploy functions

Targeted at professional audio/video apps, the digital signage solution that both NEC and Canonical will work on for the months to come will use the modular Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 (CM3) platform

NetworkWorld: The umask setting plays a big role in determining the permissions that are assigned to files that you create.

softpedia: During this week, the Ubuntu 17.10 repositories were flooded with packages from the GNOME 3.26 Stack

This guide will show you how to rename all files and directories names to lowercase in Linux.

 LinuxGizmos: Lime Microsystems launched the $139 "LimeSDR Mini," a size- and cost-reduced sibling of its Ubuntu Core-enabled LimeSDR board, at CrowdSupply.

The jhbuild plugin will allow developers to more easily package apps from the GNOME Stack as Snaps

ZDnet: Don't believe the hype, Linux on Windows isn't a new form of malware

Want a free-software smartphone? KDE and Purism have started a crowdfunding campaign to build one.

The coming era of quantum computing will require new technologies and approaches to keep cryptography strong.

ServerWatch: No mention of the death of SPARC hardware as Oracle aims to deliver self-driving database technology.

Heptio is now moving forward, thanks to a $25 million Series B round of funding, bringing total funding to date for the startup to $33.5 million.

eWEEK: Linus Torvalds joined by tech leaders and Tinseltown actors at LA conference

Learn how to install DNS.

 OpenLiteSpeed is a lightweight, open source HTTP server developed and copyrighted by LiteSpeed Technologies, Inc.

The ip command is somewhat similar to ifconfig command but it'ss much more powerful with much more functionalities attached to it.