

Hot Off the Presses: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9
We are excited to announce the availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (RHEL 9), the latest release of the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform.www.redhat.com
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It's in the people who learned how to help create and maintain communities that gather around the code. [/bookmark]
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8.6 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.access.redhat.com
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Red Hat Defines a New Epicenter for Innovation with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9
The world’s leading enterprise Linux platform pairs hardened, trusted code with cloud-based services, powering traditional and next-generation production workloadsred.ht
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RHEL at 20: How enterprise Linux has evolved from server closet to cloud
Today there's no question that Linux, and open source, belongs at the heart of enterprise IT. 20 years ago, though, Linux was the underdog and it took a lot of faith to bet big workloads on Linux.red.ht
- define two variables with similar names holding slightly different content (red)
- define a variable used only once to assign its content into another (blue)
- don't use the a variable when you need its content (yellow)

We've release a new switcheroo-control that makes the "Launch using Discrete Graphics Card" work for Vulkan apps. Available as a test update for Fedora: [/bookmark]
Guess these changes merged to #Mesa master mean support for some video codecs will soon be disabled in #Linux distros that fear patent cases (like Fedora).
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meson: add a video codec support option (!15258) · Merge requests · Mesa / mesa
This allows to turn on/off all hw implementations for a specific video codec across the tree. Patent encumbered codecs can cause problems for distributions due to the nature...gitlab.freedesktop.org
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Fedora dev team starts to simplify Linux graphics handling
Changes will make things less challenging for developers, but maybe not for userswww.theregister.com
Fedora not deprecating legacy BIOS - yet
As was recently reported here, the Fedora project has been considering dropping support for legacy BIOS systems in upcoming releases.lwn.net
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