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Nest with Fedora 2021 - Aug 05 | Hopin
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- Kubernetes 1.21
- OpenShift Pipelines GA
- IPv6 single stack, IPv4/IPv6 dual stack
- NVIDIA GPU Multi-instance GPU (MIG) support
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Highlights include: "[…] Intra-zone forwarding by default […] NAT rules moved to inet family (reduced rule set) […] iptables backend is deprecated […] Reduced dependencies"
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[bookmark=https://twitter.com/knurd42rhfc/status/1417457653748486145]It's that time again: #Fedora #Linux once again is doing the right & reasonable thing by preparing to jump from #kernel 5.12.y to 5.13.y in #f34. This will bring security improvements and new drivers to users as regular update – something a lot more distributions IMHO should do.
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GUADEC 2021
About GUADEC GUADEC is the GNOME community’s largest conference, bringing together hundreds of users, contributors, community members, and enthusiastic supporters together for a week of talks and workshops.ow.ly
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@redhat @openshift @ibm
What is the difference between a Linux container and an image?
Context is the key to understanding how container engines understand the terms container and image.www.redhat.com
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CentOS Stream: 'I was slow on the uptake, but I get what they are doing now,' says Rocky Linux founder
Greg Kurtzer: Red Hat did the right thing and the new scenario is better than the oldwww.theregister.com
What’s new in RHEL Container Tools?
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 brings updates to Red Hat's container tools, including Podman 3.0, UBI Micro and much more.red.ht
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Fedora seems to be much better for this case, but FWIW, I still consider it to hard, as I'd prefer a more Wikipedia-like process for packaging in general… (With package owners for gating updates)
[bookmark=https://twitter.com/zygoon/status/1409999527009001472]So I wanted to fix a one-liner bug in a package I contributed to @ubuntu. It’s also a comparative journey, as I will be comparing that to @fedora. This was a journey, or rather, it still is, because the process takes days or weeks to complete.[/bookmark]
Okay, yeah, it's only proposed for now, but many proposed features get accepted.
[bookmark=https://twitter.com/knurd42/status/1409569266081406987]#firewalld 1.0 is approaching: firewalld.org/2021/06/the-up…
```[…] Intra-zone forwarding by default[…] NAT rules moved to inet[…] Default target is now similar to reject[…] ICMP blocks and block inversion only apply to input, not forward[…] #iptables backend is deprecated[…]```
The Upcoming v1.0.0
Introduction and Motivations Firewalld is about to have its first major version bump. This signifies that there are non-compatible (breaking) changes being introduced. There are many motivations for these changes.firewalld.org
YouTube: Btrfs: The Butter of Fedora - DevConf.CZ 2021 (DevConf)
Might not be perfect, will be updated:) #centos #linux
CentOS 8 free alternatives
CentOS 8 EOL is around the corner, so it’s time to evaluate and try the alternatives. I prepared a small table for everybody with the basic overview.nts.strzibny.name
Georgi Naplatanov 1 week ago
I checked this yesterday.
Thorsten 'Red Hat, Fedora & CentOS' Leemhuis(5/6) doesn't like this.
Thorsten 'Red Hat, Fedora & CentOS' Leemhuis(5/6) 1 week ago
Georgi Naplatanov 1 week ago
thanks for the info. Today I managed to upgrade kernel to 5.13.4 in Fedora :)