The collaboration signals Red Hat’s growing commitment to open architectures, bringing enterprise Linux to the RISC-V ecosystem. Red Hat has officially announced a strategic partnership with SiFive, a pioneer in
The open source tool for visualizing and organizing port usage gets a major upgrade with automatic detection, smarter port generation, and Docker deployment updates. The developer behind CoreControl has just
As iXsystems pivots toward Linux-based TrueNAS SCALE, a new contender emerges—zVault, a fully open-source FreeBSD-based NAS operating system that puts control back in the hands of advanced users. Over the
Linus Torvalds described his project as “just a hobby” and “not big and professional like GNU.” Thirty years later, Linux is the backbone of the modern digital world. On August
The latest point release of Debian 12 “Bookworm” brings together hundreds of fixes and security patches while maintaining the core integrity of the operating system. The Debian Project has officially
Long before DNS ruled the internet, a simple text file known as hosts was the backbone of network connectivity. Surprisingly, this decades-old relic is still alive — and useful —
Availability is a fundamental concept in system design that refers to the ability of a system to remain operational and accessible when needed. In simple terms, it measures the proportion
A detailed benchmark reveals that Proxmox outperforms VMware ESXi in almost every metric, with nearly 50% more IOPS and 30% lower latency. A comprehensive study conducted by Blockbridge Technologies compares
Apple Silicon revolutionized Mac hardware with the launch of the M1 and M2 chips, combining high performance and energy efficiency. But for those wanting to run Linux natively on these
With the release of kernel 6.15, Linux will officially drop support for Intel i486 processors and AMD CPUs lacking TSC or CX8, marking the end of one of the longest-standing
