New Linux release will give server admins lots to think about.
A new compute cluster for the Red Hat-sponsored Fedora Project gives ARM processors bragging rights over Intel.
New installation experience complements enhanced server virtualization and cloud computing capabilities.
SUSE leverages tech from the Red Hat-led Spacewalk effort to improve server management.
The Linux vendor is putting serious effort into enabling Linux for ARM.
Cloud, more cloud and lots of "beef" in latest Linux distro.
New Linux release embraces OpenStack and improved GNOME desktop.
Fedora or RHEL users working with RPMs will find these 5 little-known features to be of great value.
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open source software, open source tool, Fedora, RHEL, tip of the trade
Yum is one of the most widely used package management tools, but many users don't know that Yum has a plugin system to extend its capabilities. Learn how to add some very useful features by extending this open source tool.
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Linux, open source software, open source tool, Fedora, tip of the trade
Virtualization and cloud were key components of two recent OS releases: Fedora Linux 14 and Windows Server 2008 SP1. Suddenly, the OS isn't such a dinosaur after all.
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Fedora, server virtualization, hypervisor, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, desktop virtualization
Ext4 is the default filesystem, NFSv4 is the default NFS protocol version, and NFSv4 is now supported over IPv6.
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Red Hat, enterprise linux, Fedora
Fedora plans to launch the beta of a thirteenth version of a product on the thirteenth of the month. The date may be unlucky, but the beta has numerous tweaks and features.
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Fedora, open-source, Exchange server, Zarafa
Fedora 11, the latest Red Hat community Linux, is speedier than its predecessor and offers a variety of virtualization features.
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open source, Linux, Red Hat, Fedora, OS
