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ServerWatch: Google is brining commercial Kubernetes applications to its cloud marketplace, but it isn't using Helm charts.

eWEEK: Red Hat's latest update of Ansible Engine includes new capabilities that make it easier to support automation across multiple cloud environments.

Linux.com: Clear Linux was designed specifically for the cloud while best leveraging Intel hardware;

OMGUbuntu: Memory boost will also help the machine run games better

LinuxInsider: Ascensio System SIA recently released its free office suite upgrade -- OnlyOffice Desktop Editors -- with a ribbon and tab interface plus numerous updated features.

LinuxJournal: The question of the earliest GCC compiler version to support for building the Linux kernel comes up periodically.

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Startup emerges from stealth mode, with a network hardware agnostic OS and $15M in funding.

ServerWatch: Red Hat has been busy leading multiple open-source efforts for managing, creating and deploying containers.

eWEEK: ustin Cappos, assistant professor at New York University and founder of The Update Framework (TUF) open-source project provides insight into the process of securing software updates.

Linus Torvalds: For some reason this week actually felt very busy, but the rc5 numbers show otherwise.

eWEEK: Open-source technologies have been used to transform and innovate across multiple industries, and now the Linux Foundation is bringing that power to the energy industry in an effort that could have wide-ranging benefits.

eWEEK A new set of Spectre speculative execution vulnerability variants have been publicly reported by researchers.

eSecurityPlanet: : Dirk Hohndel, VP and Chief Open-Source Officer at VMware, talks about how dev security should  be done, whether the code is open source or proprietary.

eWEEK: Millions of WordPress sites around the world were at risk from a pair of related file deletion vulnerabilities, that could have potentially enabled an attacker to delete arbitrary files.

ServerWatch: The latest Kubernetes release was led by well-known Red Hat open-source leader Josh Berkus, with the 1.12 release set to be led by a VMware engineer.

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Dot com continues to dominate as new generic Top Level Domain registrations fall, according to VeriSign's Domain Name Industry Brief.

eWEEK: SUSE is set to become an independent business once again, as growth investment firm EQT acquires the Linux vendor from Micro Focus.

Linus Torvalds: It so happens that today is the 15th anniversary of me working for the Linux Foundation (née OSDL). How time flies.

eWEEK: Attackers were able to compromise a Gentoo Linux developer's GitHub account and planted malware that aimed to erase user files.

eWEEK: The second major release of Kubernetes in 2018 brings new dynamic kubelet management capabilities, as well as general availability for the IPVS load balancing feature.

LinuxInsider: The SLE 15 product family includes seven individual offerings that integrate or supplement a variety of features and functionality.

eWEEK: New release of Mozilla's open-source web browser improves performance and adds new features that helps to improve user experience with browser tabs.

eWEEK: WiFi Alliance announces the official launch of WPA3, providing wireless users with enhanced personal and enterprise security capabilities.

eSecurityPlanet: Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder and CTO of CrowdStrike, discusses why simply focusing on malware prevention isn't enough for modern cybersecurity.

eWEEK: SUSE is updating its flagship enterprise Linux distribution with a common codebase that will now serve as the foundation for the company's Linux products.

Linux.com: Linux provides all the necessary bits to help you find out exactly how much space remains on your drives

OMG!Ubuntu: Canonical shares batch of desktop install metrics

LinuxJournal: A script a day will allow you some freedom to play and build other useful and more complicated scripts.

LinuxInsider: CrateDB 3.0 is an ASCII SQL database designed for real-time processing.

Linus Torvalds: Anyway, it's early in the rc series yet, but things look fairly normal.

eWEEK: Popular Linux desktop distribution set to provide users with integrated snapshotting capabilities.

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Linux Networking Efforts Advances with New DPDK and OpenSwitch Releases.

eWEEK: Red Hat adds dynamic case management features to its business process management suite.

eWEEK: John Morello, CTO of Twistlock discusses why security controls are needed for serverless functions

ServerWatch: Lew Tucker, VP and CTO for Cloud Computing at Cisco, explains where the two open-source infrastructure efforts intersect.

Linus Torvalds: So here we are - no more merge window, so please don't even try tosend me updates any more. Just fixes, please.

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.

ServerWatch: At DockerCon 18, research lead at NASA project explains how the space agency is using Docker container in a space project called DART that is now in development.

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

eWEEK: At DockerCon 18, Docker Inc announces technology previews for multi-cloud federation capabilities and a new template based graphical user interface for developers on the desktop.