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IT job training program for women opens enrollment in San Antonio
Alvarado was one of about 100 women attending an informational session about Linux for Ladies, an IT job training bootcamp within Open Cloud Academy. The workforce development classes are backed by Rackspace Hosting Inc. (NYSE: RAX) and supported by Project QUEST, a local non-profit. But there are only 20 slots open.
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New Members Advance Linux and Connected Car Technology
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Linux Kernel 3.10.98 LTS Brings Mostly Updated Drivers, Some x86 Improvements
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Linux Kernel 3.14.62 LTS Has Btrfs and ARM Fixes, Many Updated Drivers
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Help GNOME Better Support ARM Hardware
The hardware platforms are multiplying, and the demarcation line is no longer all that well defined. There used to be some very clear architectures, and open source projects, including GNOME, knew very well how to better support them.
Now a new family of devices based on ARM hardware is becoming more and more popular, not to mention powerful. Making sure that the software is optimized for specific hardware is important, but GNOME needs help from the community.
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Subgraph OS: A secure Linux for the non-technical user?
If you've ever had to configure an SELinux (Security Enhanced Linux) kernel security module without the guidance of an administrator, you'll understand why this recent interview with David Mirza Ahmad in Motherboard is interesting.
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Ubuntu MATE 16.04 Beta 1 Screenshot Tour
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ROSA Desktop Fresh GNOME R7 Out Now, Switches to Korora's Material Design Theme
The Russian developers behind the ROSA project have had the great pleasure of announcing the release of the ROSA Desktop Fresh GNOME R7 GNU/Linux operating system.
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What the Red Hat and FCC CIOs think about the future of technology
At Evanta's recent CIO Executive Summit in Washington, D.C., two Enterprisers took the stage to discuss how CIOs can influence the future of business at the “tipping point” of technology and innovation today.
David Bray, Harvard Visiting Executive In-Residence and CIO of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, and Lee Congdon, CIO of Red Hat, led an interactive session that covered a variety of dimensions – from the need to evolve faster to keep up with competitive pressures, to the consumerization of technology and how organizations can adapt to a future in which they have less control.
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Xubuntu 16.04 LTS Probably Won't Come with a Default Media Manager Installed
The maintainers of the Xubuntu Linux operating system released a first Beta build of the upcoming Xubuntu 16.04 as part of this Thursday's Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) Beta 1 release for opt-in flavors.
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Ubuntu Kylin 16.04 LTS First Beta Build Out! How to Get It?
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The Best Pi Ever Made: Raspberry Pi 3 Coming With Built-in Wi-Fi And Bluetooth LE
More details and the first pictures of the upcoming Raspberry Pi 3 single board computer has been revealed.
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