Fedora and Red Hat Leftovers
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Make Firefox Quantum look native in Fedora 27
Client side decoration allows the application to use its own decorations. Traditionally the window manager is in charge of providing the title bar, close button, border, re-size grips, and so on. These graphical elements are called decorations. With client side decoration, an application can tell the window manager, “No thank you, I don’t want decorations.”
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Red Hat Plans To Deploy Next-Gen Stratis Storage For Fedora 28
Stratis is still at a pre-1.0 development stage and isn't expected to be feature complete at least well into 2018, but the hope is getting it early in Fedora will help mature it faster and see its community interest and adoption.
More details on the Stratis Storage proposal for Fedora 28 can be found on the Fedora Wiki. More details on the Stratis project itself can be found via GitHub.
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It’s time to modernize: Your UNIX alternative with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Microsoft Azure
A large Red Hat customer transitioned from a high-end RISC server to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on x86 and was able to recoup the cost of the project in just over three months. This is without factoring in real estate, depreciation of hardware, and power/cooling. In parallel, they were able to decrease their risk profile: according to one of Red Hat’s chief technologists who has advised many customers on their Linux migration strategy, spares for some RISC vendors have become increasingly difficult to acquire. Some customers readily admit that online auctions have become their primary source for spares. This is troubling on many levels. Factor in the price/performance ratio of RISC vs. x86 and the choice to migrate can become even more appealing.
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Recent Institutional Activity: New York REIT, Inc. (NYRT), Red Hat, Inc. (RHT)
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Project Future Performance Before Investment – Red Hat, Inc., (NYSE: RHT)
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