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CentOS Stream: ‘I was slow on the uptake, but I get what they are doing now,’ says Rocky Linux founder

Last December Red Hat announced that it would cease work on CentOS Linux, switch its focus to CentOS Stream, and sunset CentOS 8 in December 2021 instead of 2029. It was a change that shook the Linux community. CentOS is hugely popular: exact figures are difficult, but W3techs suggests that CentOS has 10.6 per cent of the websites running Linux, versus 0.9 per cent for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).… Read more

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Jeff Bezos steps down as Amazon boss

In 2004, Jeff Bezos and his technical adviser Colin Bryar drove together to the city of Tacoma, an hour south of Seattle in Washington State. At that time Amazon was a multi-billion dollar company. However they were headed to Amazon’s customer services centre – where they were to spend two days as customer service agents.… Read more

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Atlassian: Moving to a Cloud future, together

Support for Atlassian Server products ends on February 15, 2024 PT, but you can stay supported and benefit from continued innovation by migrating to our Cloud or Data Center products. We know this is a big change, so we’re here to help with answers to all your questions and recommendations for what to do next.… Read more

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Changes to Google Workspace storage policies timeline

Update [January 13, 2022]: We have extended the previously announced timeframe for the Google Workspace storage policy changes. Beginning May 2, 2022, any newly created Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Forms, or Jamboard files will count toward storage. See below for more information. What’s changing We’re extending the previously announced timeframe for upcoming changes to the Google Workspace storage policy.… Read more

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Google Wins Multibillion Dollar Copyright Fight With Oracle in Supreme Court

WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court ruled for Alphabet Inc.’s GOOG 0.22% Google in a multibillion-dollar battle with Oracle Corp. ORCL 0.24% over elements of Google’s Android smartphone-operating system, a decision that could weaken software copyright protections but allow developers more room to build on each other’s products. The court, in a 6-2 opinion Monday by Justice Stephen Breyer, threw out a lower-court ruling for Oracle that said Android infringed its copyrights on the Java software platform.… Read more