Flock 2017, Fedora 27, and New Fedora 26 (F26) ISO

• Flock 2017: How to make your application into a Flatpak?

• Flock to Fedora 2017

• Flock 2017 – A Marketing talk about a new era to come.

  I had two session at Flock this year, one done by me and another in support of Robert Mayr in the Mindshare one, if there were been any need for discussing. Here I’m talking about my session: Marketing – tasks and visions (I will push the report about the second one after Robert’s one, for completion). In order to fit the real target of a Flock conference (that is a contributor conference, not a show where people must demonstrate how much cool they are; we know it!) is to bring and show something new, whether ideas, software, changes and so on, and discuss with other contributors if they’re really innovative, useful and achievable.

• F26-20170918 Updated Live isos released

• GSoC2017 Final — Migrate Plinth to Fedora Server

• Building Modules for Fedora 27

  Let me start with a wrong presumption that you have everything set up – you are a packager who knows what they want to achieve, you have a dist-git repository created, you have all the tooling installed. And of course, you know what Modularity is, and how and why do we use modulemd to define modular content. You know what Host, Platform, and Bootstrap modules are and how to use them.

Red Hat Financial Results Expectations High

• Red Hat (RHT) PT Raised to $120 at Wells Fargo Ahead of 2Q Earnings Announcement; 'Expecting Another Strong Quarter'

• Drexel Hamilton Reiterates Buy on Red Hat (RHT) Ahead of 2Q Report

• Is The Needle Ready to Move For Red Hat Inc (RHT) Shares?

• Few Things investors Didn’t Know About: KB Home (KBH), Red Hat, Inc. (RHT)

Will Microsoft love Linux to death? Shuttleworth and Stallman on whether Windows 10 is free software's friend

Richard Stallman is a free-software activist and creator of the GNU OS that forms part of the basis of modern GNU/Linux distros. He believes that Microsoft's decision to build a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) amounts to an attempt to extinguish software that users are free to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve. "It certainly looks that way. But it won't be so easy to extinguish us, because our reasons for using and advancing free software are not limited to practical convenience," he said. "We want freedom. As a way to use computers in freedom, Windows is a non-starter."

A look at some great Linux & SteamOS racing games available in 2017

We’ve come a long way since SuperTuxKart, here’s my little listicle of interesting racing games available for Linux & SteamOS. All titles have been tested either by me, or someone else on the GOL team.