Red Hat and Fedora
Red Hat:
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Huawei, Red Hat expand cloud cooperation to include public and NFV clouds
Huawei and Red Hat are expanding their cooperation to include public and network functions virtualization (NFV) clouds.
The announcement expands upon previously announced collaborations between the two companies to deliver OpenStack-based solutions and carrier-grade software-defined networking (SDN) solutions.
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Two Stocks in Concentration: Gran Tierra Energy, Inc. (NYSEMKT:GTE), Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
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Red Hat Inc Price Volatility Hits A Plunging Low
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Large Outflow of Money Witnessed in Red Hat, Inc.
Fedora:
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F25-20170221 Updated ISOs available!!
It is with great pleasure to announce that the Community run respin team has yet another Updated ISO round. This round carries the 4.9.10-200 kernel along with over 780 MB of updates (avg, some Desktop Environments more, some less) since the Gold release.
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F25-20170221 Updated Lives Released
I am happy to announce new F25-20170221 Updated Lives.
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Our Bootloader Problem
GRUB, it is time we broke up. It’s not you, it’s me. Okay, it’s you. The last 15+ years have some great (read: painful) memories. But it is time to call it quits.
Red Hat Linux (not RHEL) deprecated LILO for version 9 (PDF; hat tip: Spot). This means that Fedora has used GRUB as its bootloader since the very first release: Fedora Core 1.
GRUB was designed for a world where bootloaders had to locate a Linux kernel on a filesystem. This meant it needed support for all the filesystems anyone might conceivably use. It was also built for a world where dual-booting meant having a bootloader implemented menu to choose between operating systems.
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