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	Smooth like btrfs: Inside Facebook's Linux-powered infrastructure Facebook engineer Chris Mason is unequivocal about the primacy of Linux in Facebook's storage infrastructure. Read More   PODCAST: PC Connection | Cisco | Intel® Building Tomorrow's Infrastructure Listen to this podcast to discover how Crider Foods worked with PC Connection to update their IT infrastructure, while maintaining compliance and control. PC Connection's experts helped Crider deploy Cisco UCS with Intel® Xeon® processors as part of their total data center overhaul. Learn More In this Issue OpenStack chair: Linux at the cutting edge of the cloud VMware catches up with some Apache Struts patches, but not all Where to open-source your DNA Is Xiki the most powerful command shell ever created? CoreOS Linux does away with the upgrade cycle Unix: Having fun with diff Android apps are coming to Chromebooks Microsoft launches Nokia X2 Android phone WEBCAST: CA Technologies   The End of Data Protection As We Know It. A fundamental change is necessary to fix data protection. It requires the adoption of a modern architecture that has been designed to solve today's complex problems, as well as provide a highly scalable platform for the future. Learn more! OpenStack chair: Linux at the cutting edge of the cloud The cloud-dominated world of modern IT is the perfect breeding ground for the spread of Linux in particular and open-source software in general, according to the man responsible for guiding one of the most important open-source projects. Read More   VMware catches up with some Apache Struts patches, but not all Two months after critical vulnerabilities were patched in Apache Struts, a popular open-source framework for developing Java-based Web applications, VMware released a security update to incorporate the fixes in its vCenter Operations Management Suite product but appears to have left out a more recent patch. Read More   Where to open-source your DNA Some people are choosing to share their genetic data on GitHub, but, for scientific purposes, there are better places to share it Read More   Is Xiki the most powerful command shell ever created? Xiki takes the command shell to new heights by blending shell and GUI into one powerful tool. Plus: South Korea makes plans to dump Windows by 2020, and DistroWatch reviews Chakra GNU/Linux 2014.05. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Comprehensive Guide to Cloud Data Security The potential security risk of migrating sensitive data and applications to the cloud is still the top concern among security professionals. Even private clouds can open up vulnerabilities when sharing multiple data sets on the same physical server. View Now CoreOS Linux does away with the upgrade cycle Hoping to simplify life for system administrators, CoreOS has launched a commercial Linux distribution that continually updates itself, eliminating the need to perform major upgrades. Read More   Unix: Having fun with diff The diff command can be your best friend when you're troubleshooting problems on a Unix system, but are you using it effectively as you could? Read More   Android apps are coming to Chromebooks Chromebook users will soon be able to run Android apps. Plus: Save money on Linux games with Steam's Summer Sale, and Makulu Linux KDE 6.0 has been released. Read More   Microsoft launches Nokia X2 Android phone Microsoft has launched the Nokia X2 Android phone which combines Android and Microsoft's online services. Plus: Three defunct Linux distros, and Linux dominates supercomputers. Read More
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