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Datamation, Monday, October 23,2023
Open source data mining tools-tools used to extract hidden or unknown information from large datasets-are free to use, can be tailored to individual requirements, and can be redistributed without any constraints.
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sonatype, Friday, October 13,2023
In the constantly shifting terrain of software supply chains, open source software (OSS) fulfills a dual mandate, propelling innovation forward and serving as the cornerstone of operational efficiency.
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linuxiac, Thursday, October 5,2023
What is GNU? Get a comprehensive overview of the GNU project and its pivotal role in championing the cause of free and open-source software.
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DevOps.com, Thursday, October 5,2023
You don't have to be a psychic to grok that the winds of change are blowing hard in the open source world. For the last few months, I've seen hints and heard whispers about a new direction for what I believe is the most passionate and enthusiastic community in tech. I think we are about to sail off into unchartered territory-and it will be interesting to see what the repercussions are.
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The Register, Thursday, September 28,2023
The Kubernetes circus hits Shanghai and ponders how to connect engineers
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ZDNET, Thursday, September 28,2023
It's fading from memory, but if it weren't for GNU and the Free Software Foundation, open-source, and Linux, indeed, most of our technology-driven world wouldn't be here.
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ZDNet, Thursday, September 21,2023
In the wildly competitive business of AI, is open source doomed to be always a bridesmaid, never a bride? Think again.
more → GeekMint, Monday, September 18,2023
USB creator tools are essential when it comes to experiencing varying distributions in a live system without the stress of burning an image onto a compact disc.
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The Document Foundation, Thursday, September 14,2023
LibreOffice 7.6.1 Community, the first minor release of the 7.6 family of the volunteer-supported free office suite for desktop productivity, for Windows (Intel/AMD and ARM processors), macOS (Apple and Intel processors) and Linux is immediately
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9to5linux, Thursday, September 7,2023
This is the sixth maintenance update to the latest and greatest LibreOffice 7.5 office suite series.
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mend.io, Thursday, August 31,2023
You don't need us to tell you that open source software is becoming a very significant percentage of commercial software codebases. Open source components are free, stable, and enable you to focus your resources on the innovative and differentiated aspects of your work.
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Data Center Knowledge, Monday, August 21,2023
These seven open source tools can help optimize data center efficiency and agility while reducing costs.
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9to5Linux, Monday, August 21,2023
This release brings a new compact layout for pivot tables to Calc, a new Page Number Wizard in Writer, and more.
more → CSO Online, Tuesday, August 15,2023
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is the practice of collecting information from published or otherwise publicly available sources. OSINT operations, whether practiced by IT security pros, malicious hackers, or state-sanctioned intelligence operatives, use advanced techniques to search through the vast haystack of visible data to find the needles they're looking for to achieve their goals.
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The Next Platform, Wednesday, August 2,2023
When you combine the forces of open source and the wide and deep semiconductor experience of legendary chip architect Jim Keller, something interesting is bound to happen. And that is precisely the plan with AI startup and now CPU maker Tenstorrent.
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The Document Foundation, Friday, July 28,2023
LibreOffice 7.5.5 Community, the fifth minor release of the LibreOffice 7.5 line, the volunteer-supported free office suite for desktop productivity, is available from our download page for Windows (Intel/AMD and ARM processors), macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel processors), and Linux
more → HelpNet Security, Tuesday, July 18,2023
Red Siege has developed and made available many open-source tools to help with your penetration testing work. The company plans to continue to support the tools listed below, whether in the form of bug fixes or new features. Give them a try, they're all available on GitHub for free.
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Rezilion, Monday, July 17,2023
One of the biggest threats to software supply chain security is open source software applications and components. Many enterprises and small businesses have come to rely on open source solutions, and they are an important part of IT strategies today. But vulnerabilities in open source software present a risk because they can provide cyber criminals with a way to carry out attacks.
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ZDNet, Monday, July 10,2023
ChatGPT may be dominating AI coverage but If you're super-geeky, you can build your own chatbot using HuggingChat and a few other tools.
more → LinuxLinks, Monday, July 10,2023
Google has a firm grip on the desktop. Their products and services are ubiquitous. Don't get us wrong, we're long-standing admirers of many of Google's products and services. They are often high quality, easy to use, and 'free', but there can be downsides of over-reliance on a specific company. For example, there are concerns about their privacy policies, business practices, and an almost insatiable desire to control all of our data, all of the time.
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TecMint, Wednesday, July 5,2023
It is time to share a list of the best free and open-source software I found during the year 2023. Some of these programs may not be new in that they weren't released for the first time in 2023, but they are new and have been helpful to me. It is in the spirit of sharing that I'm writing this article hoping you find some of these programs useful as well.
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HelpNet Security, Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Recon is the initial stage in the penetration testing process. It's a vital phase allowing the tester to understand their target and strategize their moves.
more → Gestalt IT, Friday, June 16,2023
During Cloud Field Day in June, Stephen Foskett sat down with Michael Levan to discuss his contributions to the Kubernetes community as part of the release team.
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LinuxLinks, Tuesday, June 13,2023
Microsoft's stance for decades was that community creation and sharing of communal code (later to be known as free and open source software) represented a direct attack on their business.
more → LinuxLinks, Tuesday, June 13,2023
When knowing is more than half the battle, you need reliable tools. With a limited budget, finding inexpensive - or better yet free - technologies is critical.
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9to5Linux, Monday, June 5,2023
The Document Foundation announced the general availability of LibreOffice 7.5.4 as the fourth maintenance update to the latest LibreOffice 7.5 open-source and free office suite series to fix more bugs, crashes, and other issues.
more → Keyfactor, Tuesday, May 30,2023
Fifteen years ago, I had a colleague say to me, 'Open-source software is not free; it means access to the source code.' At the time, we both worked for an open-source software company that sold enterprise features and support for an Apache open-source project.
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DARKReading, Friday, May 26,2023
Improving the security of open source repositories and keeping malicious components out requires a combination of technology and people.
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The Document Foundation, Thursday, May 11,2023
The Document Foundation releases LibreOffice 7.4.7 Community, the seventh and last minor release of the LibreOffice 7.4 line, which is approaching the end of life [1]. The new release is immediately available for Windows (Intel and Arm processors), macOS (Apple and Intel processors), and Linux.
more → The Register, Wednesday, May 10,2023
Its 20,000-node cluster uses outdated MariaDB - for very good reasons
more → SiliconANGLE , Wednesday, May 10,2023
Open-source computing is facing an inflection point when it comes to enterprise use cases.
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9to5Linux, Friday, May 5,2023
The Document Foundation announced today the release and general availability of LibreOffice 7.5.3 as the third maintenance update to the latest LibreOffice 7.5 open-source and free office suite series.
more → VMware News, Wednesday, April 26,2023
Since the release of OpenAI's ChatGPT in November 2022, large language models (LLMs) have gone mainstream and are slowly making their way into open source.
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HelpNet Security, Monday, April 24,2023
The lack of visibility into the software supply chain creates an unsustainable cycle of discovering vulnerabilities and weaknesses in software and IT systems, overwhelming organizations, according to Lineaje.
more → TechTalks, April 17th, 2023
Since its release in November, ChatGPT has captured the imagination of the world. People are using it for all kinds of tasks and applications. It has the potential to change popular applications and create new ones.
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sSecurity Planet, April, 6th 2023
Open-source penetration testing tools are freely available software that help pentest teams identify areas of weakness in their systems.
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Tecmint, April 3rd, 2023
Every website on the internet uses HTML language and relies on using an editor to build the website. The HTML editor is a platform to edit and create the website's content.
more → sonatype, March 31st, 2023
Today's software development means building with open source software and its direct and transitive dependencies.
more → opensource.com, March 30th, 2023
Penpot is an open source design workspace for designers and developers.
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DARKReading, March 23rd, 2023
Open source software continues to pose a challenge for companies. With the proper security practices, you can reduce your open source risk and manage it.
more → Enterprise Storage Forum, March 23rd, 2023
As data storage needs continue to grow and many organizations move toward software-defined infrastructure, more enterprises are using open source software to meet some of their storage needs. Projects like Hadoop and Ceph have become very common in large enterprises.
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linux Stans, March 20th, 2023
It's well-known that Linux users aren't targeted as frequently by digital threats as users of more popular operating systems. After all, malicious hackers don't bother making specialized viruses for an OS that's used by an overwhelming minority.
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Datamation, March 20th, 2023
Open source companies are, for the purpose of the list below, defined as companies that make significant use of open source software. As you'll see in the list, many of the companies also use proprietary software. Yet still, the companies below can be viewed as major consumers/producers of open source software.
more → Datamation, March 15th, 2023
Open source software is a type of software that allows anyone to view the code, and then use the code to contribute to or create other projects. Some examples of open source sites include GitHub, AlternativeTo, and SourceForge.
more → Geekflare, March 10th, 2023
A help desk ticketing system is essential to manage support tickets, whether they are submitted by customers or employees. But what happens if you don't use it?
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Adopting Zero Trust, March 9th, 2023
A bugfix update to the LibreOffice 7.4 office suite series, which will be supported until June 12th, 2023.
more → Adopting Zero Trust, March 9th, 2023
Zero Trust is a fuzzy term with more than a dozen different definitions. Any initial search for Zero Trust leads people to stumble upon technology associated with the concept, but this gives people the wrong impression and sets them off on the wrong foot in their adoption journey.
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Tecmint, March 9th, 2023
Linux is a very popular Operating System used in server, desktop, and mobile computing. Linux platform is the first choice to host Databases, Emails, Applications, and the Web.
more → ITProToday, March 8th, 2023
Endor Labs has outlined 10 risks of open source software, with the use of components with known vulnerabilities being the No. 1 risk.
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DevOps.com, March 6th, 2023
Endor Labs, a provider of a platform for managing open source software, published a report that classifies the top 10 open source software risks of 2023.
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