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Of the fundamental structural questions that drive discussions within the open source community, two that continually spur fervent debate are (a) whether software code should be contributed under a Contributor License Agreement (“CLA”) or a Developer Certificate of Origin (“DCO”), and (b) whether code developed by an employee or independent contractor should be contributed under […]

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In 2014, Sandeep Aryal was a system administrator for the Nepalese government who was urging his colleagues to migrate to Linux and open source systems. He was awarded a Linux Foundation Training SysAdmin Superstar scholarship, which he hoped would teach him relevant skills that he could use to push for this transition. Read more at […]

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This Linux Foundation Platinum Sponsor-Contributed article from Hitachi is about how to use TensorFlow.js and Node-RED for use with image recognition applications. Using TensorFlow.js and Node-RED TensorFlow.js is a JavaScript implementation of the TensorFlow open source machine learning platform. By using TensorFlow.js, learning and inference processing can be executed in real-time on the browser or […]

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Steven J. Vaughn-Nichols writes on ZDNet: Once more, at The Linux Foundation‘s virtual Open Source Summit,  VMware‘s Chief Open Source Officer, Dirk Hohndel, and Linux’s creator, Linus Torvalds had a wide-ranging conversation about Linux development.  The illustrious pair started with Hohndel asking about the large size of the recent Linux kernel 5.8 initial release. Hohndel wondered if it might […]

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Harbor is an open-source cloud native registry project that stores, signs, and scans content. Harbor was created by a team of engineers at VMware China. The project was contributed to CNCF for wider adoption and contribution. Recently the project announced its 2.0 release. Swapnil Bhartiya, the founder of TFiR.io, sat down with Michael Michael, Harbor […]

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John Bonasio writes at The New Stack: “This article provides an overview of the major components of a Linux system and describes the interactions between these components. It will explain terms and describe details that may seem very basic, as it doesn’t assume a lot of prior expertise. Every Linux system has a number of […]

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Jason Perlow, Editorial Director at the Linux Foundation, had a chance to speak with NASA astronaut Christina Koch. This year, she completed a record-breaking 328 days at the International Space Station for the longest single spaceflight by a woman and participated in the first all-female spacewalk with fellow NASA astronaut Jessica Meir. Christina gave a […]

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The Linux Foundation’s new Cloud Engineer Bootcamp, which launched earlier this month, has proven to be hugely popular with individuals all over the world who want to pursue a new IT career. That’s why due to popular demand, they have already put the bootcamp back on sale. Through June 30, you can save 30% on […]

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