Red Hat unveils fully open-source hypervisorSource: CNET.com
Linux specialist Red Hat has announced it is developing an embedded hypervisor product that it claims will complement, rather than compete with, its existing virtualization strategy.
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Fedora 8 code named Werewolf officially releasedSource: linuxhelp.blogspot.com
Fedora 8 code named Werewolf has been officially released. There are a number of features which makes it a better distribution than its predecessor Fedora 7. Check out the new features....
Encrypting Your File SystemSource:
A published full tutorial done by RedHat Magazine on how to enable a two password encryption scheme. The tutorial also includes tips and tricks on securing data/files.
Redhat Makes A ComebackSource:
By the closing bell Friday, shares of Red Hat skyrocketed 25%, or $4.50, to $22.46, a day after the Raleigh-based company posted better-than-expected earnings.
Linux Format: First Impressions of Fedora Core 6Source: itutorials.grinhost.net
FC6 is here, at last, and we've been busy putting it through its paces to let you see what's new. There's lots of information below, along with some freshly taken screenshottery, but you're probably most interested in the following questions:
Linux: RedHat and Oracle tensionsSource: connect.educause.edu
Linux distributor RedHat and database giant Oracle are having a moment of tension as Oracle goes it's own way with a version of Linux based on that of RedHat. Oracle's moves have caused RedHat's shares to nose dive, after several quarters of better than expected profits.
Mark Shuttleworth: Red Hat's Demise Is Not Our GoalSource: markshuttleworth.com
I woke up this morning to a flood of mail regarding Tony Mobily's commentary on Ubuntu vs Red Hat. This would be a good time to remind all of us in the Ubuntu community that Red Hat's demise is not our goal, and not how we should measure our success.

This episode is work safe.
Interview with Donald Fischer, product manager of Mugshot.
Face it: Linux is insecureSource: -
Linux is insecure. Open source is insecure. Windows is insecure. All software is insecure. Deal with it. People keep having this delusion that security is a product. That, if you just buy some magic box, you'll have a program or an operating system that's as secure as Fort Knox.
Red Hat: Microsoft Still 'Aggressive As Hell'Source: OSNews
Three or four years ago, open-source providers enjoyed plenty of attention. But now some of the disruptive energy seems to have dropped away, as attention turns increasingly to the collaborative potential of the Web.
Red Hat Turns Over Testing Tools to FedoraSource: OSNews
The Dogtail and Autobuild automated certification and testing tools will be offered to customers as part of Fedora initially, but could become a commercial value-added service in the future, Red Hat's CEO said at a conference this week.
Red Hat creates social networking siteSource: Ars Technica
Prominent Linux distributor Red Hat has revealed a new open source social networking service called Mugshot. Designed to facilitate integration of live social interactivity into the desktop computing experience, Mugshot emphasizes communication and entertainment.
Microsoft starts supporting, er, LinuxSource: The Register (UK)
Microsoft has announced 24-hour support to users running certain versions of Linux on top of its Virtual Server product. They also announced that Virtual Server is now free, and they've teamed up with developers of the open source Xen product.