Developing AI? RHEL AI’s Developer Preview is HereOnMay 7, 2024Red Hat introduces Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI, featuring open-source Granite models and InstructLab for easy AI deployment.
Red Hat Refines Beta Release Cycle for RHEL Minor UpdatesOnFebruary 25, 2024Starting from RHEL 9.5, Red Hat will bet on a new approach for the minor beta releases to streamline testing and feedback processes.
Red Hat’s RHEL 10 will Phase Out Xorg in Favor of WaylandOnNovember 28, 2023RHEL 10's plan reveals Wayland's dominance in future Linux releases, focusing on enhanced display features. Here's more on that!
Red Hat Retired Its Security-Announcements ListOnOctober 9, 2023UpdatedOctober 11, 2023Effective October 10, Red Hat's Mailman-based Security Announcements list will be retired in favor of a public RSS feed.
Rocky, Oracle, and SUSE Join Forces against Red Hat in OpenELAOnAugust 10, 2023CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE announced the Open Enterprise Linux Association (OpenELA) formation to support RHEL-based distributions.
AlmaLinux Decided to Drop 1:1 Compatibility with RHELOnJuly 15, 2023AlmaLinux will now only be Application Binary Interface (ABI) compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux due to Red Hat's actions.
Clash of the Titans: Oracle Jokes with Red HatOnJuly 13, 2023Oracle publicly laughed at Red Hat for limiting access to their code and offered AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux to use Oracle's sources.
SUSE Gets Momentum, Fork Red Hat Enterprise LinuxOnJuly 12, 2023In a surprising move, SUSE announced plans to release their fork, fully compatible with and based on RHEL. Here's more on that!
Fedora 40 Plans to Trample User Privacy with Telemetry IntegrationOnJuly 7, 2023In a surprising proposal, Fedora plans to implement a telemetry tool in next year's upcoming Fedora 40 Workstation release.
SUSE with a Statement in Light of Red Hat’s Recent ActionsOnJune 30, 2023SUSE has issued an official statement in response to the growing concern in Open Source circles due to Red Hat's actions. Here's what they said.