Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10 Enters Beta with a Focus on Security and Stability

In an attempt to continue to deliver upon Red Hat’s 10-year lifecycle support, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10 entered beta stages of development today with a focus on improving the security and stability of the operating system, as well as to add support for the latest hardware and software components, and support the next generation of cloud-native apps. "With a focus on stability and security features that maintain hardware, application, and management tooling compatibility, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10 Beta is designed to support the next generation of cloud-native applications through an updated Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 base image," said Red Hat in today's announcement. Also: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10 Enters Beta

GNU/Linux on Chromebooks

• Linux applications on Chrome OS will use Material Design [Ed: There was false news that Microsoft benefited from [1, 2]]

• Linux Apps On Chromebooks Will Employ Material Design – Kind Of

  Much like the dawn of Android apps on Chromebooks, the buzz around container-driven Linux apps is growing day by day. More features keep cropping up and it feels like we might be headed towards some sort of announcement at Google I/O in a couple weeks, even if we don’t hear it in the primary keynote.

• Linux apps on Chrome OS – an overview of its biggest feature since Android apps

today's howtos

• How To Check System Hardware Manufacturer, Model And Serial Number In Linux

• How to Install Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) Minimal Server

• Installing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS [Desktop And Server]

• Recommendations for high-performance computing on OpenStack

• How to Install Adobe Creative Cloud Apps in Linux

• Test yourself on open networking vs. SDN, open source

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