Linux
Usage of Linux on Azure surpasses Windows Server
The usage of Linux on Azure has exponentially surpassed the Windows, confirmed Microsoft Linux Kerne...
Microsoft releases first preview of PowerShell 7
Microsoft has released the first preview of PowerShell 7, with a plan to release a preview every mon...
Top 7 announcements at Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference
At the Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference, the tech giant is making remarkable momentum in th...
Red Hat Quay 3 brings support for Windows containers and multiple architectures
Red Hat has released the new version of its container image registry for the enterprises— Red Hat Qu...
Ubuntu 19.04 released with focus on open infrastructure, developer desktop, and IoT
Ubuntu 19.04 ‘Disco Dingo’ is finally here. Canonical has released the latest version of Ubuntu with...
Kubernetes 1.14 brings support for Windows containers
The latest Kubernetes release is expanding the ecosystem from Linux only, to support for Windows con...
Linux Foundation unveils ELISA for development of Linux-based safety-critical systems
The Linux Foundation has launched a new open source project to make it easier for enterprises to bui...
Windows 10 Preview adds support for Linux files, and Chrome extension for timeline
In the latest preview version of Windows 10, Microsoft has added support for Linux files, improved g...
Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS arrives with support for Raspberry Pi 3
Canonical, the developer of Ubuntu, has released the Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS for desktop, server, and clo...
Azure IoT Edge now supports virtual machines
Microsoft is growing support for Intelligent Edge with the availability of Azure IoT Edge on virtual...
AWS is the most preferred cloud platform among Python developers: Survey
A new survey by Python Software Foundation and JetBrains finds that adoption of Python 3 is growing ...
Microsoft adds OpenSSH support to Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10
Microsoft is adding support for OpenSSH client and server to its Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10 ...
