Red Hat News

• A hidden bar lies behind the walls of Red Hat’s new Fort Point office

  For years, when Red Hat’s clients and potential customers wanted to meet with software firm execs to talk about working together, they would schlep out to Red Hat’s nondescript meeting space in Westford. But now they’ll get a different view. The North Carolina-based software firm this week opened a new global executive briefing center on A Street in the Fort Point section of South Boston. There, clients can touch wall-sized video screens to learn more about their Red Hat projects or the software development work the company has done for others. After a day of brainstorming or deal-making, they can relax in a “speakeasy” — a hidden room with a bar that will be managed by the operators of Drink, the Congress Street nightclub.

• Analysts think these stock’s can be a game changer: Red Hat, Inc. (RHT), Diamondback Energy, Inc. (FANG)

• Red Hat Opens the Doors to New Global Executive Briefing Center and Red Hat Open Innovation Labs in Boston

• Red Hat, Inc. (RHT) Rating Reiterated by Oppenheimer Holdings, Inc.

• Volatile Stock in Focus: Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)

• The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Coherent, Broadcom, Red Hat, EPAM Systems and MKS Instruments

• Red Hat, Inc. (RHT) is up on 50 DMA

• Few Things investors Didn’t Know About: Red Hat, Inc. (RHT), DiamondRock Hospitality Company (DRH)

today's howtos

• How to keep Debian Linux patched with latest security updates automatically

• How to Use Emojis in Linux

• How to Open multiple files and switch between them in vi editor

• How to Set Up an Email Server in Ubuntu

• How to Install The Latest Mesa Version On Debian 9 Stretch Linux

• How to Install VirtualBox 5.1 on Debian 9 (Stretch)

• How to play around with Python and Mock

• Samba 4 Additional Domain Controller for failover Replication on CentOS 7

• Install Nginx with ngx_pagespeed on CentOS 7

• How to Change Apache Server Name to Anything in Server Headers

• How to Install LEMP (Linux, Nginx, MariaDB, PHP-FPM) on Debian 9 Stretch

• How to Install Restyaboard on CentOS 7

• How to Fix “failed to mount /etc/fstab” Error in Linux

Tablets, Chromebooks, and GNU/Linux Laptops

• Diskio Pi Wants to Be the Ultimate Open Source Tablet Powered by Raspberry Pi

  A new open source project hit Kickstarter a few days ago, and it caught our attention because it appears to be a versatile machine that's fully compatible with Raspberry Pi and Odroid single-board computers. Created by Guillaume Debray, an optician with 10+ years experience in making and selling glasses, yet a passionate computer engineer with deep knowledge of programming and hardware assembly and manufacturing processes, the Diskio Pi project wants to be the ultimate open source tablet powered by Raspberry Pi. Diskio Pi is the result of 18 months of development, and, in fact, it seems to be some sort of versatile device built on top of a single-board computer. It's currently compatible with Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Zero, Odroid C1, and Odroid C2 SBCs, and can run Ubuntu, Debian, Raspbian Pixel, or Android.

• The new Entroware Hybris could make a reasonable Linux gaming laptop

  Entroware, the UK-based Linux hardware vendor have released two newer laptops and one of them could be a reasonable gaming unit.

• Chrome OS' Upcoming Night Light Feature Gets "Sunset to Sunrise" Automatic Mode

  The fantastic Chrome OS team over at Google is on a rampage, and after teasing us with the revamped sign-in/lock screens and new power management settings, today François Beaufort revealed yet another cool feature for our Chromebooks. This time, the developer announced on his Google+ page that the Chrome OS team is working on implementing an automatic "Sunset to Sunrise" mode for the upcoming Night Light feature, which should improve our sleep after using a Chromebook at night and ensures reduced strain on the eyes by limiting the amount of blue light emitted by the display.

• CrossOver for Android Lets You Run Windows Apps on Intel-Based Chromebooks

  CodeWeavers‏, the commercial company behind the well-known CrossOver for Linux and Mac application that lets users install and run Windows apps and games is still working to release an Android version. Dubbed CrossOver Android, the project has been in development for the past year, and while it's still in an Alpha state, it looks like it is already capable of running Windows software on Intel-based Chromebooks and Android tablets. Since then, the project kept updating CrossOver for Android with new features.

• Quick Reminder For The 2017 Linux Laptop Survey

Open Source Adreno Project “Freedreno” Receives New Update

Users of Freedreno, the open-source graphics driver support for Adreno on Linux distributions, will be pleased to know that a new update has been released in the past week. Lead developer Rob Clark discussed many of the details in his blog, which highlight above all the support for Adreno 500 series GPUs. Among the highlights include compute shaders for OpenGL and OpenGL ES, improved performance and improved Linux distribution support.