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Can the Mac Studio run Linux? Yes, but not natively  XDA Developers

Wind River Studio Linux Services helps developers manage Linux-based intelligent systems  Help Net Security

Last year’s Jobs Report generated interesting insights into the nature of the open source jobs market – and informed priorities for developers and hiring managers alike. The big takeaway was that hiring open source talent is a priority, and that cloud computing skills are among the top requested by hiring managers, beating out Linux for the first time ever in the report’s 9-year history at the Linux Foundation. Here are a few highlights:

Now in its 10th year, the jobs survey and report will uncover current market data in a post-COVID (or what could soon feel like it) world. 

This year, in addition to determining which skills job seekers should develop to improve their overall employability prospects, we also seek to understand the nature and impact of the “Great Resignation.” Did such a staffing exodus occur in the IT industry in 2021, and do we expect to feel additional effects of it in 2022? And what can employers do to retain their employees under such conditions? Can we hire to meet our staffing needs, or do we have to increase the skill sets of our existing team members?

The jobs market has changed, and in open source it feels hotter than ever! We’re seeing the formation of new OSPOs and the acceleration of open source projects and standards across the globe. In this environment, we’re especially excited to uncover what the data will tell us this year, to confirm or dispel our hypothesis that open source talent is much in demand, and that certain skills are more sought after than others. But which ones? And what is it going to take to keep skilled people on the job? 

Only YOU can help us to answer these questions. By taking the survey (and sharing it so that others can take it, too!) you’ll contribute to a valuable dataset to better understand the current state of the open source jobs market in 2022. The survey will only take a few minutes to complete, with your privacy and confidentiality protected. 

Thank you for participating!

Take 10th Annual Survey Who We Are Looking To Participate

• Employers
• Hiring Managers
• Human Resources Staff
• Job Seekers
• IT Directors and IT Management
• IT Training Developers and Training Providers

Project Leadership

The project will be led by Clyde Seepersad, SVP & General Manager of Linux Foundation Training & Certification, and Hilary Carter, VP Research at the Linux Foundation.

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New Linux backdoor that propagates via Log4j vulnerability easy to exploit in the cloud  SC Media

Learning to script on Linux using bash  Network World

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Red Hat effort to shut down WeMakeFedora.org deemed harassment  The Register

Linux Foundation and CNCF launch Cloud-Native Developer Bootcamp  ZDNet

DahliaOS is a look into what Google’s Fuschia could become  TechRepublic

Arm continues working on improving the open-source compiler support for their forthcoming Armv9 processor designs. The latest to report on is the tuning additions for the Neoverse-N2 and Neoverse "Demeter" targets...

Ubuntu Linux gets a new logo  BetaNews

How to install one of the best system monitors for the Linux desktop  TechRepublic

Linux and Raspberry Pi devices are proving a major security weak link  TechRadar

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New "B1txor20" Linux Botnet Uses DNS Tunnel and Exploits Log4J Flaw  The Hacker News

Linux Fu: Simple Pipes  Hackaday

Researcher Uncover Dangerous Linux Netfilter Bug  IT World Canada