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Cloud computing is a popular buzzword that refers to an on-demand technology that has taken over the technology world by storm and simplifies the way we provision IT resources and access data. To better

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Red Hat Summit is the premier open source event and it’s entering the second year as a virtual experience. We're truly excited about the chance to meet, virtually, with Red Hat customers, users and partners from around the world. And we do mean around the world, as this year's Red Hat Summit is a truly global event with a choice of three schedules for our friends all over the globe. 

Best Raspberry Pi Emulators of 2021: Retro Gaming for Linux Gets Better With These Apps  Tech Times

Global Linux Operating System Market Top Leading Players Statastical Data Analysis| Know More COVID-19 Impact – Clark County Blog  Clark County Blog

Developer asks, is AWS and Azure killing Linux? - MSPoweruser  MSPoweruser

After a week delay, the Linux 5.12 kernel was just released as stable...

Linux 5.12 Released With Intel Xe Variable Rate Refresh, Clang LTO, KFENCE + More  Phoronix

Uni bid to patch up with Linux kernel project fails to move maintainer  iTWire

Making a semi-live mint USB - Linux & Unix  BleepingComputer

How to install Deb Package on OpenSUSE Leap or Tumbleweed  H2S Media

What Is the Linux /etc/shadow File and What Does It Do?  MUO - MakeUseOf

Pine64's new keyboard case turns the PinePhone into a pocketable Linux laptop  Notebookcheck.net

Steps to Install Cherrytree on Opensuse leap Linux - Linux Shout  H2S Media

Banned UMN Researchers Apologize to Linux Community  Tom's Hardware

Banned UMN Researchers Apologize to Linux Community  Tom's Hardware

GCC 11 is expected to be released next week following its recent release candidates...

GCC 11 Releasing Next Week With Intel AMX, New CPU Support, More C++20/C++23  Phoronix

Train at your own pace to become a master ethical hacker for $43  ZDNet

LunarG, the consulting firm known for their contributions around Vulkan and also having been involved with Mesa development over the years and experimenting with Gallium3D features and other interesting efforts like the past LunarGLASS, is looking to hire another experienced graphics driver development engineer...

LunarG Is Hiring Another Graphics Driver Engineer  Phoronix