Linux Today - IT Management

Tecmint: A PPA, or Personal Package Archive is a software packaging and distribution system for Ubuntu users.

 ZDnet: Red Hat-initiated open-source projects, which use GPLv2 or LGPLv2.1, will be expected to add GPLv3's cure commitment language to their licenses.

Darkstat is a handy little program that will monitor and track your system's bandwidth utilization and help you keep an eye on what is eating up your bandwidth quota.

techrights: In the "cybersecurity" space, a sub-domain where many software patents have been granted by the US patent office

LinuxConfig: Ubuntu and CentOS are both major players in enterprise environments and in the datacenter.

eWEEK: At DockerCon 18, Docker CEO Steve Singh explains how his company's business model is different than Red Hat's and where the container technology is headed next.

Raymond is somewhat famous in open source circles.

ServerWatch: At DockerCon 18, the company that helped to start the new container revolution outlines why it still plays a pivotal role.

Tecmint: Do you have projects on Github and want to migrate to Gitlab?

Techrights: The gold rush for patents on algorithms (disguised as "AI" or "blockchain" among other hype waves which are being popularised nowadays)...

ZDnet: Ubuntu founder and Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth recently talked to me about his plans for his company, operating system, clouds, and containers.

LinuxUprising: Using Timekpr Revived, you can control the computer usage for certain user accounts by setting some predefined access rules.

Record your activities with one of these three journaling applications for the Linux desktop.

 itwire: If Microsoft thought that selecting Nat Friedman to head its new acquisition, GitHub, would help burnish its open-source credentials, then it has made a big mistake.

techrights: While the media keeps obsessing over delusions like a 'new' Microsoft or "Microsoft loves Linux" the company carries on propping up patent trolls

 itprotoday: Open source advocates think that Microsoft needs to move a little slower.

opensource.com: We need everyone at the table, in the lab, at the conference and in the boardroom.

ZDnet: Buying GitHub may make sense for Microsoft, but many open-source developers hate the deal.

eWEEK: Based on the open-source Git tool that Linux creator Linus Torvalds originally created to help developers be free from proprietary tools lock-in, some fear that GitHub is now doing the opposite of what Git was originally intended to do.

Webmin is a web-based system configuration tool for Linux and it is supported on many distributions like Debian

itsFOSS: An anonymous entity just pledged to donate $1 million to the GNOME foundation over the next two years.

Learn how to automate GNOME configuration changes with Ansible.

TechRepublic: Your data center might depend upon Linux, so why not get the most out of the command line with GNU Parallel?

 techrights: The huge number of shells (trolls) that are connected directly and indirectly to Microsoft are struggling in the age of PTAB and 35 U.S.C.  101;

The donation was made by an anonymous person, though the money will be received by the GNOME Foundation over the next couple of years.

Get the most out of this easy-to-use Linux storage tool by running it from the command line.

ServerWatch: OpenStack Foundation pulls Shuttleworth Keynote Video after he takes direct aim at rivals.

Dive into the differences between these two operating systems that share much of the same heritage and many of the same goals.

ServerWatch: OpenStack is moving from being about cloud projects to a new model that aims to be goal oriented.