<span style="color:#323232;">Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 compat-glibc Not affected
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 glibc Not affected
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 compat-glibc Not affected
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 glibc Not affected
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 glibc Not affected
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 glibc Not affected
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Best let Rocky and Alma know too – and OEL so all the enterprise ones are covered.
I still remember when the Budgie lead dev announced moving to EFL and my gut reaction from having used Enlightenment was just “Are you sure about this?”.
Like, I kind of love Enlightenment. It’s weird and flashy. It has this quality of a mad genius just pouring their soul into it. But it also does crash a lot. The individual components of it, that is. I guess, the linked EFL rant explains that one.
But yeah, the Budgie lead dev explained that they don’t want to continue working with the GNOME devs, nor want to use Qt, so there weren’t that many mature frameworks left to pick from.
It’s unfortunate that they feel forced to continue working with the GNOME devs…
I think the title is misleading , because Ubuntu is not withholding the security patches , it just made you believe they are so they can get you to sign up for Ubuntu Pro.
This article is clickbait and in no way has the kernel been hardcoded to a maximum of 8 cores. If you read the commit [0], you can see, that a /certain/ scaling factor for scheduling can scale linearly or logarithmically with the number of cores and for calculating this scaling factor, the number is capped to 8. This has nothing to do with the number of cores that can actually be used.
I actually remember the installer. I also remember Suse Linux on A LOT of CD-ROMs, the holy knoppix CD for emergencies, my oldest Unix memory is my cousin installing something from hundreds of cassettes while telling very young me a bunch of tech gibberish while I was watching his hamster die in super slomo - they called it “babysitting” and I actually took the “baby” part personal… Damn, I’m old.
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