Linux

Everything you need to know about the software, formerly known as Raspbian, powering the world’s favourite tiny computer

Using a dedicated file manager will make working with Linux a whole lot easier

They may be two of the most popular Linux distributions, but what are the differences?

Can the open-source OS really stand up to Microsoft's enterprise juggernaut?

The "hardened" version of the open source Linux OS comes with added security features

Whether it's for desktop, server or security, there's bound to be a Linux distro for you

Establishing trust and transparency is key to open source research that actually matters, the company claims

A tertiary OpenShift tier comes alongside three apps for businesses to build on their Kubernetes-based hybrid cloud strategy

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 brings container deployment and management tools scaled around edge requirements

Open source maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman slams their project, claiming “our community does not appreciate being experimented on”

Lawsuit revisits ancient legal war over Unix code

Linux servers hit by malware developed using an end-of-life Red Hat compiler

The project aims to cryptographically verify open source software to mitigate supply chain security risks

Linux Foundation will use the developers to work exclusively on security developments

Pulling together the most dangerous and pressing flaws that businesses need to patch

The service makes it possible to manage Linux and Windows-based containerized workloads side by side

Defender for Endpoint customers will be able to detect and remediate advanced threats involving Linux servers

The service improves productivity and flattens the learning curve for less-experienced admins

The Chromium-based web browser is now supported on all major desktop and mobile operating systems

Windows 7 is dead; it might be time consider switching to a stable, secure and fast alternative

If you can't quite bear to let Microsoft's recently retired operating system go, Ubuntu Linux can be fashioned into a suitable substitute

TeamTNT has been caught using the genuine Weave Scope Docker and Kubernetes tool as an effective backdoor to target servers

Firm backports updated architecture to enterprise customers still relying on pre-2020 versions of Windows 10