An update that fixes one vulnerability is now available. Continue Reading — SUSE: 2019:2757-1 moderate: lz4

Continue Reading — Capgemini: Refactoring a data warehouse to Amazon Redshift

Martin Wimpress, head of the Ubuntu MATE project, has been announced as Canonical’s new Ubuntu desktop director. He replaces Will Cooke in the role. This post, Canonical Has a New Ubuntu Desktop Director, was written by Joey Sneddon and first appeared … Continue Reading —...

Join the Ubuntu team to learn about everything new in Ubuntu 19.10 ‘Eoan Ermine’ in our latest webinar. The latest Ubuntu update was developed with a focus on accelerating developer productivity through MicroK8s improvements, easier telco-infrastructure deployments and delivering the fastest GNOME desktop performance. Ubuntu 19.10...

There has been discussion about the release cadence of Python for a couple of years now. The 18-month cycle between major releases of the language is seen by some core developers as causing too much delay in getting new features into the hands… Continue Reading...

This blog is about a funny integration of a plain Linux service into the SAP start framework sapstartsrv and SUSEs High Availability solution based on pacemaker. This solution is not intended to run in productive environments but should demonstrate how to integrate special services. At first...

The package pacman before version 5.2.0-1 is vulnerable to arbitrary command execution. Continue Reading — ArchLinux: 201910-13: pacman: arbitrary command execution

The package go before version 2:1.13.3-1 is vulnerable to denial of service. Continue Reading — ArchLinux: 201910-12: go: denial of service

The package go-pie before version 2:1.13.3-1 is vulnerable to denial of service. Continue Reading — ArchLinux: 201910-11: go-pie: denial of service

The package xpdf before version 4.02-1 is vulnerable to arbitrary code execution. Continue Reading — ArchLinux: 201910-10: xpdf: arbitrary code execution