Google and The Linux Foundation have reached an agreement to improve Linux security. The search engine will allocate funds to finance the work of two kernel developers to focus on tasks aimed at shielding the system.
In order to identify the Open Source tools most used by public organizations in Europe, the first inventory of Open Source software used in this type of institutions will be created. This initiative is part of the “Sharing and Reuse Action”, driven by the ISA2 programme of the European Commission. This programme supports the development of technological solutions so that European public administrations, companies and citizens benefit from interoperable, cross-border and transversal public services.
Next Wednesday, February 17, Open Technologies & Business Conference will be held. An appointment of great interest for all those interested in knowing in depth the Open Source solutions, tools, and services that can contribute to companies’ digital transformation.
The ranking of most-read articles on our blog during January is made up of three posts dealing with a very different topic: a case study, the announcement of a new certification obtained by UDS Enterprise and the review of the actions and achievements obtained with our software during the past year.
The new version of the free and Open Source office suite par excellence is now available for download. In the LibreOffice 7.1 Community announcement, the Document Foundation explains that they have added the Community tag to emphasize that this software is not aimed at business nor does it meet their support needs. Thus, they accentuate the difference between the free edition and the Enterprise. Both are based on the LibreOffice Technology platform, available for desktop, cloud, and cloud operating systems.
