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And now the first #Linux #kernel vanilly 5.5 git snapshot is heading towards the mainline branch of said #Fedora repos.

The mainline-wo-mergew will not get this, it'll stay on 5.4 until 5.5-rc1 is out (which will mark the end of the merge window).
# #Linux #kernel #Fedora

#Linux 5.4 (released earlier today) is now available as RPM in the stable branches of my #Kernel vanilla repositories for #Fedora 31, 30 and 29: fedoraproject.org/wiki/Kernel_Va…

Side note: Linux 5.3.13 (released yesterday), is available in the fedora branches of those repositories.

Kernel Vanilla Repositories - Fedora Project Wiki

fedoraproject.org
#Linux #Kernel #Fedora

#RHEL #CentOS

#Oracle #Linux 8.1, a #RHEL 8.1 derivate, is now available: blogs.oracle.com/linux/announci…


Announcing Oracle Linux 8 Update 1

~ insights on Oracle Linux & Virtualization
blogs.oracle.com
#Oracle #Linux #RHEL

herve_02
herve_02 3 weeks ago
oracle.... oracle.... the shit about patents right ?

#container @Quayio

#Linux 5.3.11, which fixes a few important issues(¹), is now available in my #Kernel vanilla repositories for #Fedora: #[url=https://fc.leemhuis.info/search?tag=Linux]Linux 5.3.11, 4.19.84, 4.14.154, 4.4.201 & 4.9.201 are out.

As usual, users should upgrade, as those new #kernel versions besides small improvements contain a bunch of fixes – some of which might be crucial for the security of your systems.

The Linux Kernel Archives

www.kernel.org
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# #Linux #Kernel #Fedora

#RHEL blog: bcc-tools brings dynamic kernel tracing to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1

"[…] quickly gain insight into certain aspects of system performance that would have previously required more time and effort […] The #eBPF technology allows […]"

redhat.com/en/blog/bcc-to…


bcc-tools brings dynamic kernel tracing to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1

In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1, Red Hat ships a set of fully supported on x86_64 dynamic kernel tracing tools, called bcc-tools, that make use of a kernel technology called extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF). With these tools, you can quickly gain insight into certain aspects of system performance that would have previously required more time and effort from the system and operator.
www.redhat.com
#RHEL #eBPF

Just out of curiosity: Does anybody know how long the module streams that #RHEL 8.1 introduced will be supported? They afaics are not yet mentioned at the appropriate place (access.redhat.com/node/4079021 ).

(Screenshot taken from access.redhat.com/documentation/… )


Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Application Streams Life Cycle - Red Hat Customer Portal

The Red Hat Customer Portal delivers the knowledge, expertise, and guidance available through your Red Hat subscription.
access.redhat.com
#RHEL

Software collections are very much alive:

"[…] GCC Toolset 9 is available as an Application Stream in the form of a Software Collection in the AppStream repository. […]"

Had to read that part from the #RHEL 8.1 release notes twice to fully gasp it…

access.redhat.com/documentation/…


8.1 Release Notes Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 | Red Hat Customer Portal

The Release Notes provide high-level coverage of the improvements and additions that have been implemented in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1 and document known problems in this release, as well as notable bug fixes, Technology Previews, deprecated functionality, and other details.
access.redhat.com
#RHEL

Submit a talk to @devconf_cz ✔

Next up: decide if I want to submit a talk to the #CentOSDojo, as I'm unsure if something like "Why #CentOS is a great distribution for ordinary end-users that seek to replace Windows – and why other dists in the end are a better choice" fits.
#CentOSDojo #CentOS @Devconf CZ

One more week to decide if I want to go or skip this time :-/
#devconf_cz #defineFUTURE #devconf cz

#Podman @https @Fedora Project

#CentOSDojo @FOSDEM

#RedHat #Halloween #LifeatRedHat

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