The Free Software Foundation’s Respects Your Freedom program provides a certification for hardware that supports your freedom. A new website listing certified products has been launched. “In 2012, when we announced the first certification, we ho… Continue Reading — FSF: New Respects Your Freedom website

The Canonical team is getting back from the Open Infrastructure Summit Shanghai 2019 with a lot of excitement and a fresh view on the key projects from the OpenStack Foundation including OpenStack and Kata containers. Open Infrastructure Summit Shanghai: Keynotes OpenStack remains a big thing and...

Date: Nov 13-14Location: Messe Frankfurt, Frankfurt, GermanyBooth: 957 The TechWeek Frankfurt trade show will explore solutions to technology challenges organisations face across cloud computing and security, DevOps practices, Big Data management and more. With these major infrastructure themes in mind, the Ubuntu and Canonical team is...

The Voyager Linux distribution wants to take users on a journey to an “aesthetic and immersive” Linux environment — but does it succeed? This post, The Voyager Linux Distro Offers an Interesting Spin on Xfce, was written by Joey Sneddon and first appeared on OMG! Ubuntu!. ...

We agree with Asheesh Mehra of The Next Web that regulating the application of AI, not the technology itself, will keep the use of AI fair and ethical while still fostering innovation with AI. What is your opinion on this approach? Learn more: Continue Reading...

The Indian government has played down fears of mass surveillance in response to concerns that its proposed facial recognition system lacks adequate oversight. What are your thoughts on this system and the privacy concerns surrounding it? Learn more in … Continue Reading — India is...

SUSE has started an “SAP HANA User Group” on LinkedIn as a collaboration community for users of SAP HANA and products in the SAP S/4HANA family that are running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications. The goal is to provide a forum for sharing...

Several vulnerabilities were discovered in Ampache, a web-based audio file management system. Continue Reading — Debian LTS: DLA-1988-1: ampache security update

Bash could be made to crash or execute arbitrary code if it received a specially crafted input. Continue Reading — Ubuntu 4180-1: Bash vulnerability

The seventh 5.4 prepatch is out for testing. “Nothing looks _bad_, but there is too much of it. So I’m leaning towards an rc8 being likely next weekend due to that, but I won’t make a final decision yet. We’ll see.” Continue Reading — Kernel...