SUSE plan on forking RHEL and make a RHEL compatible distro available for everyone (www.suse.com)
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Includes interviews with both RedHat and Rocky Linux.
So I know my way around Linux pretty well. However I never really got the gist of the difference between Snap, Flatpak and Native packages....
TLDR: SUSE plans on investing $10+ million over the next several years on developing a free binary compatible RHEL fork....
So I know my way around Linux pretty well. However I never really got the gist of the difference between Snap, Flatpak and Native packages....
Shots fired by Oracle. I trust them about as much as I have a chance of sailing with Larry Ellison (also, ever notice how he looks like a Bond villain?), but I could see their arguments swaying at least a few folks who are looking for a corporate-backed enterprise distro that has the resources and incentive to keep up. Maybe at...
I quote “But installing a secondary SSD required me to input some commands and change a text file (again, on Windows, it’s almost literally plug and play), and I had an absolutely awful time trying to configure an app called MangoHUD, which I use for benchmarking on the Steam Deck. It took me a couple of hours to get...
Oracle responds to Red Hat
I’ve always been a fan of extremely small Linux installs. Back when I first started using computers, I didn’t have access to great hardware. In the early 2000s I was using Pentium133 and eventually a Pentium III based system and I remember running floppy Linux (live boot off a floppy disk) and DSL (damn small Linux) in...
Oil Shell, now OSH, intends to be a drop-in replacement bash for bash, aiming for 100% comparability while modernizing the code base.
This solves a problem I had with wanting to quickly start up a Distrobox container using a shortcut key, but also being able to differentiate it visually from my normal Konsole terminal screen I’d use on Manjaro Linux. It is extremely quick and the named Konsole Profile has a different colour as well as a different window...