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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 8th of June 2021 03:46:20 PM Filed under
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  • Linux Foundation Public Health creates the Global COVID Certificate Network [Ed: Linux Foundation still KILLING the "Linux" brand by associating it with surveillance]
  • Liquid Avatar Joins Linux Foundation Public Health Cardea Project
  • The best webcam for Linux
  • The best webcam for Linux

    For those who prefer total customization for their PCs and laptops, using Linux as an operating system is often the next logical step. Unlike Windows and MacOS, Linux provides its users with a completely free-to-use, open-source software with numerous iterations to create whatever setup you desire.
    That being said, connecting a high-quality webcam to your Linux rig might take a little shopping around and a few extra steps, but if you wanted things the easy way, you wouldn't have gone with a third-party solution in the first place. Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920 is a great choice for its ease of use and quality HD recording.

  • Bootlin welcomes Clément Léger in its team - Bootlin's blog

    Since June 1st, we’re happy to have an additional engineer in our team, Clément Léger!

    After graduating from ENSIMAG in 2012, Clément spent 9 years working for Kalray, a silicon vendor company based in France, designing and producing an innovative and advanced new multi-core CPU architecture. At Kalray, Clément was in charge of porting a bootloader and the Linux kernel to this new CPU architecture, working on all aspects needed to support the CPU in the arch/ of Linux (syscalls, interrupts, exceptions, MMU, etc.) as well as developing a number of core kernel drivers such as pinctrl, irqchip, remoteproc and spimem.

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Linux Foundation readies Global COVID Certificate Network

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 8th of June 2021 08:29:53 PM.

More self-promotional fluff takes over Linux.com (LF spam farm)

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 8th of June 2021 10:07:33 PM.
  • Gain a New Skill This Summer With 25% Off Linux Foundation Training & Certification

    Summer is here, which means it’s time for summer school! Take advantage of longer days and more downtime by gaining new open source skills to advance your career prospects. With the Open Source Jobs Report finding 93% of hiring managers are having a difficult time filling positions requiring these skills, now is the time to make your move.

  • Free Course Explores Hyperledger Besu, the Open Source, Java-Based Ethereum Client

    Hyperledger Besu is an Ethereum client designed to be enterprise-friendly for both public and private permissioned network use cases. Accepted as a Hyperledger project in 2019, Besu is the first Hyperledger DLT that can operate on a public blockchain.

    Developed under the Apache 2.0 license and written in Java, Hyperledger Besu runs on the Ethereum public network, private networks, and test networks such as Rinkeby, Ropsten, and Görli. Besu implements Proof of Work (Ethash) and Proof of Authority (IBFT 2.0 and Clique) consensus mechanisms and supports enterprise features including privacy and permissioning.

    Hyperledger Besu can be used to develop enterprise applications requiring secure, high-performance transaction processing in private networks, making it applicable to many different use cases in both the public and private sectors. It is growing rapidly in popularity and adoption, which is why Hyperledger has partnered with Linux Foundation Training & Certification to develop a new, free online training course to help more individuals get started with this exciting distributed ledger technology, Hyperledger Besu Essentials: Creating a Private Blockchain Network.

  • Participate in the 2021 Open Source Jobs Report!

    The Linux Foundation has once again partnered with edX for the next iteration of our Open Source Jobs Report. The report examines the latest trends in open source careers, which skills are in demand, what motivates open source job seekers, and how employers can attract and retain top talent. This year’s report will also examine the effects of the ongoing pandemic on the industry.

Linux Foundation is openwashing mass surveillance

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 8th of June 2021 10:46:32 PM.

EU approves digital health pass as Linux Foundation launches...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 9th of June 2021 09:54:57 PM.
  • EU approves digital health pass as Linux Foundation launches trust network

    The EU COVID digital health pass has been issued to a million people, according to an announcement in European Parliament by EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders and reported by The Local ahead of the vote which granted final approval to the plan.

    The EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC) was approved by a vote of 546 to 93, with 51 abstentions, according to Euronews. The European Council is expected to grant its rubber-stamp approval ahead of the EU’s self-imposed July 1 deadline to enable travel within the EU.

Linux Foundation Public Health (LFPH) has launched the Global...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 10th of June 2021 06:59:34 PM.
  • LFPH Launches Global COVID Certificate Network

    Linux Foundation Public Health (LFPH) has launched the Global COVID Certificate Network (GCCN), to “facilitate the safe and free movement of individuals globally during the COVID pandemic.”

    According to the blog post by Brian Behlendorf, “GCCN will include a global directory of trust registries to enable cross-border certificate verification and be a home for toolkits and community-managed support for those building and managing COVID certificate systems.”

More IBM fronting

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 11th of June 2021 05:09:58 PM.
  • Linux Foundation Public Health creates the Global COVID Certificate Network

    Linux Foundation Public Health (LFPH) announced a new collaborative network, the Global COVID Certificate Network, to facilitate the safe and free movement of individuals globally during the COVID pandemic.

    – The new collaboration will establish a global trust registry network that enables interoperable and trustworthy exchanges of COVID certificates among countries for safe reopening and provide related technology and guidance for implementation.

    – The effort is supported by industry leaders such as IBM who have implemented COVID certificate or pass systems for governments and industries.

  • IdRamp Joins Linux Foundation Public Health Cardea Project Steering Committee
  • IdRamp Joins Linux Foundation Public Health Cardea Project Steering Committee

    IdRamp, a leading decentralized identity platform provider for business that need passwordless zero trust security, announced today that it has joined the steering committee for Cardea, a project within Linux Foundation Public Health. Cardea is an open-source ecosystem for verifiable health credentials that can be used by public health authorities, governments, and industries to manage COVID-19 testing, vaccination, and other health data. It provides a tamper-proof way for people to prove they have had a health test or vaccination without having to share personal information.

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