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Linux Operating System Market To Witness Outstanding Growth | Debian, SUSE, Elementary - Vimarsana News

Linux Operating System Market To Witness Outstanding Growth | Debian, SUSE, Elementary

Linux Operating System Market To Witness Outstanding Growth | Debian, SUSE, Elementary

iTWire - Fedora Linux 35 now generally available - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Fedora Linux 35 now generally available

The Fedora Project today announced the general availability of Fedora Linux 35. This is the latest version of the fully open source Fedora operating s...

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Red Hat Goes Full IBM and Says Farewell to CentOS - Vimarsana News

Red Hat Goes Full IBM and Says Farewell to CentOS

Red Hat Distro Family Progression 2020-2025 This week, Red Hat caught a lot of the Linux community off-guard by what was a shocking announcement for many: CentOS 8 as we know it, will see a reduced lifecycle, ending in December 2021. Further, while the project will still support CentOS 7, CentOS, as the community has known it, is effectively a dead project at this point. This is fairly consistent with how IBM is known to do some acquisitions, but it is still shocking. The Video Version Since we have been doing more content with video lately, we are also including a version of this as a video ...