Accelerate the growth of the Linux application ecosystem. That is the goal of Linux Application Summit (LAS), an online event that begins tomorrow and will last until Saturday, November 14 and is organized by the GNOME and KDE communities.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched a new device with which they once again have shaken up the market. It is a compact keyboard that incorporates a purpose-built board based on Raspberry Pi 4 and costs $70. They have also launched for $100 a kit that includes a mouse, microSD card with its own installed operating system, an HDMI cable, power supply and a guide for beginners. You only need a screen to start using this affordable computer, which can be used as connection client to the virtual desktops and applications managed and deployed by UDS Enterprise.
Red Hat Forum EMEA 2020 will be held next Tuesday, November 3. This year it will be an online session, so all IT professionals interested in the technologies of this manufacturer and in enterprise Open Source in general will be able to attend from wherever they are.
The latest survey carried out by The Linux Foundation in collaboration with edX reveals that today there are still not enough professionals adequately trained in Open Source . Specifically, the report notes that 93% of hiring managers have difficulty finding qualified candidates to work with Open Source technologies. It is curious that this data has increased in the last two years, in 2018 was 87%.
Canonical has released a new Ubuntu version, the first with support for Raspberry Pi. Desktop, server and Internet of Things (IoT) Ubuntu 20.10 versions can be installed on 4 and 8 GB models of this device.
If you are a regular at LIBRECON, tomorrow, Thursday, October 15, you’ll be able to register for this event, which will be held on November 11. Due to the current health situation, this year has been organized in online format, so that the different sessions can be followed in streaming from anywhere.
