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The Red Hat team has been hard at work rolling out bug fix updates. Here's another list of updated packages.
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The Red Hat folks have been hard at work pushing out a new batch of bug fixes. Here's a list of affected packages.
If you use any of the above packages or a Red Hat-based system, please make sure you keep your software up to date …
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I'm way behind in my feed reader (Google Reader, if you care to know) and it shows. This morning I was poking around in my Gmail settings and noticed a slight change in the tabs across the top. Where we used to have "Forwarding and POP", we now have "Forwarding …
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The Fedora Project officially released Fedora 8 today, and the neatest feature is not this animated GIF! You can find a list of the many new features on the Fedora Project Wiki.
Let me take the opportunity to remind you that Fedora represents the cutting-edge in Red Hat-based Linux. Designed …
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Red Hat recently released a flood of kernel-related bug fixes. Here's a list of the affected packages:
If you use any of these packages, make sure you are up to date.
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With the release of Fedora 8 on the immediate horizon, Bill Nottingham of the Fedora Project announced the End of Life date for Fedora Core 6 as Friday, December 7, 2007.
As a reminder, the Fedora Project supports a release for a full month following the second successive release. So …
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I spent a fair amount of time earlier this week contemplating the fate of the BlogRush widget on Slaptijack. The fact of the matter is that after running the widget for two weeks, I haven't received a single visitor from it. Not only that, I haven't even seen any of …
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Sometimes I feel I'm a little late to the party.
The Camino Project announced the release of version 1.5.2 of their popular Camino web browser on Friday. The Camino browser is a Mozilla-based web browser designed to integrate smoothly with Mac OS X. It sports a more OS …
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The main advantage of using Red Hat Enterprise Linux over something more cutting-edge like Fedora is the length of time Red Hat supports their Enterprise product.
The Fedora Project only supports the current and previous versions of Fedora (formerly Fedora Core). Since Fedora utilizes a six month release cycle, you …
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Wietse Venema has announced the availability of Postfix version 2.4.6, as well as versions 2.3.13 and 2.2.12. These releases are only bugfixes and do not include any new features. The new releases include the following bugfixes:
