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Linus Torvalds releases Linux 3.4 after smooth development cycle
Newest Linux kernel adds more support for the Btrfs file system, as well as graphics and security enhancements Linux 3.4 has been released just two months after Linus Torvalds posted the last version of the open source Linux kernel, with the distribution now supporting new graphics processors from Nvidia and Intel, improved file system functionality and a new security module.read more »
Microsoft named as major Linux contributor
Microsoft's work on the Hyper-V driver accounted for a significant chunk of recent Linux kernel development read more »
Amazon Web Services updates Linux cloud image
Upgrade will allow enterprises to run different versions of applications and programming languages read more »
Red Hat first open source software company in billion-dollar club
Revenue up by a quarter from previous year to $1.13 billion read more »
Linux and Mozilla execs pull in top salaries
Open source non-profits generate substantial revenue read more »
Linux 3.3 released after minor delay
Support for new processor architecture, and reintegration for Android code read more »
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The best places to learn Linux and open source career skills online
Twelve ways to pick up new knowledge read more »
As more and more companies turn to Linux for mission critical operations, making sure IT staff have the necessary skills is becoming more important than ever.
Open source jobs: What's hot, where to look, what to learn
FOSS fuels the modern economy, and that is where the growth and opportunities are read more »
How to hire the Linux talent you need
Demand for Linux skills far outstrips supply, but these six strategies can help you get the right staff for your business read more »
Microsoft and open source patents
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