Oracle Chases Red Hat Release Cycle
There are a number of RHEL clones, but none come out as fast as Oracle Linux
There are a number of RHEL clones, but none come out as fast as Oracle Linux
Busy week for Red Hat with a pair of new releases, as HP open sources webOS -- will it be the next great mobile Linux?

Linux server revenues continue to rise as development on the next-generation Ubuntu release begins.
Linux Mint 12 debuts as the Linux desktop and kernel advance.
Jumping right past a 12.0 release, the openSUSE project is advancing its Linux distribution, as Linux itself continues to advance the world of supercomputers and PaaS.
The times, they are a changing on the Linux Planet, as Linux Mint capitalizes on Ubuntu angst.
Verne explores Linux as new Linux kernels and KDE releases debut.
From Linux from Scratch to Linux on every screen.
Linux kernel development moves forward with the first major update in the 3.x series.
From the solemn to the absurd, Linux keeps moving forward.
Kernel.org is restored as Oracle adds Dtrace to Linux and Red Hat previews RHEL 6.2.
GNOME 3.2 debuts as PulseAudio finally hits 1.0 and LibreOffice celebrates its first birthday.
Will Windows 8 prevent Linux from being installed? And where is Linux 3.1 anyway?
CentOS and Scientific Linux move forward as Red Hat gets SAP certified.
More security woes for Linux sites this week, as new desktop and application releases pave the way forward.