Google Alert - Linux

	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ June 27, 2018
	NEWS
	Vapor IO, Packet, and the Linux Foundation Collaborate on "Open Glossary of Edge Computing" PR Newswire (press release) Co-Creators of the State of the Edge 2018 report donate their open source glossary to The Linux Foundation, building a community around key ... Flag as irrelevant
	Containers: debunking the myths Information Age Linux-based containers themselves are nothing new, but the community driven by Docker has recently become hugely popular across a large ... Flag as irrelevant
	Amazon Launches WorkSpaces Desktop for Linux 2 Computer Business Review Amazon has launched WorkSpaces on its own Linux server operating system that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The Amazon Linux ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dead Cells now has mod support and is available on Mac and Linux AltChar Motion Twin have released an update for their flagship game Dead Cells, bring support for Mac, Linux and mods along with it. They have also ... Flag as irrelevant
	Embracing Snaps: an Interview with Canonical and Slack Linux Journal A snap package is bundled with its dependencies, which is what allows it to run on all other major Linux distribution without any modification. Flag as irrelevant
	Eclipse Photon Now Available, Mercedes-Benz Vans Using Automotive Grade Linux, Enso Open ... Linux Journal News briefs for June 27, 2018. Eclipse Photon, "a quantum leap for computing", launched this morning. This release "delivers native Eclipse IDE ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kubernetes 1.11 to go live with In-Cluster Load Balancing and CoreDNS Plugin VentureBeat The Linux Foundation's Cloud Native Computing Foundation has announced that Kubernetes 1.11 will go live later today. This marks the second ... Flag as irrelevant
	The rise of the multimodal IT stack TechHQ As the Linux operating system continues to be more widely understood, discussed and popularized, we (arguably) need to more fully understand its ... Flag as irrelevant
	PLANET COMPUTERS ANNOUNCES QUAD-BOOT FUNCTIONALITY ON GEMINI PDA ResponseSource (press release) The Planet Computers team and the wider Linux community have spent the last six months developing the code to allow both Sailfish and Debian OS ... Flag as irrelevant
	More Companies Willing to Pay for Your Certifications Dice Insights (blog) More and more companies are willing to pay for tech professionals' certifications, according to a new report from Dice and the Linux Foundation. Flag as irrelevant
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