Google Alert - Linux

	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ March 20, 2018
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	Windows Server 2019 will feature Linux and Kubernetes support VentureBeat Microsoft announced today that it will launch the next major release of Windows Server later this year with better support for hybrid workloads, Linux workloads, and hyper-converged infrastructure. This release will succeed Windows Server 2016, which was made generally available in October 2016. Microsoft delivers first test build of Windows Server 2019 - ZDNet Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft announces Windows Server 2019, and the first preview is available Neowin On the application platform front, the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) will be arriving in Windows Server 2019. Like some other features that have been announced, this has already arrived in Semi-Annual Channel versions of the product. There's also support for Kubernetes, which is currently in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Netronome Introduces the World's Smallest, Lowest Power 25/50GbE SmartNICs Based on the ... Business Wire (press release) For the first time in the industry, the Agilio CX 25/50GbE SmartNICs utilize open sourced, Linux-based, upstreamed drivers and compilers to enable seamless offload of Enhanced Berkeley Packet Filter/Express Data Processing (eBPF/XDP) applications. The eBPF/XDP developer community is one of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Atari VCS set-top box brings the name back to its rightful place - next to our television sets AltChar The set-top box slash console is often referred to as Ataribox, although the actual name is Atari VCS. Yep, the company went right for the feels by basically hinting at the link between Atari VCS and the Atari 2600 Video Computer System. To be fair, Atari's got everybody stumped, because the press ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mark of the Ninja Remastered Announced for Nintendo Switch GamingBolt Mark of the Ninja was a highly stylized, satisfying 2D stealth platformer for the Xbox 360; the game garnered great acclaim, and even more popularity once it also made the jump to PC, Mac, and Linux. Now, it has been announced to be coming to yet another popular platform. During today's Nindies ... Flag as irrelevant
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