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LF Research Launches 2027 Series of Studies and Opens Call for Sponsors

LF Research is excited to announce a suite of new research studies on open source across various industries, geographies, and technology domains. To support this effort, we are seeking collaboration from organizations…

Source: Linux Foundation Blog ahermansen@linuxfoundation.org (Anna Hermansen)
DevOps Open Source

Closing Remarks (ASL)

Connect with the cloud native community and explore CNCF events: https://kubecon.io Closing Remarks (ASL)

Source: CNCF CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
DevOps Open Source

Closing Remarks

Connect with the cloud native community and explore CNCF events: https://kubecon.io Closing Remarks

Source: CNCF CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
DevOps Open Source

Sandbox Your Agents - Jessica Forrester, Red Hat (ASL)

Connect with the cloud native community and explore CNCF events: https://kubecon.io Sandbox Your Agents - Jessica Forrester, Red Hat (ASL) AI Agents offer unequalled automation tooling for rapid software development,…

Source: CNCF CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
DevOps Open Source

Day 2 Keynotes at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America

AI agents turn a single user query into dozens of downstream system calls. Today’s Day 2 keynotes at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon showed how cloud native infrastructure is stepping up to shoulder that pressure. Across the…

Source: CNCF CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
Open Source

Zellij 0.46 released

Version 0.46 of the Zellij terminal workspace has been released. This release includes a major addition in Zellij: Zellij is now also a desktop terminal. To run it: zellij terminal. It works on linux, mac and windows.…

Source: LWN.net jzb
Open Source

In Memoriam: Tim Peters 1952–2026

Guido van Rossum conveys the sad (and somewhat delayed) news of the passing of Tim Peters. It's hard to overestimate Tim's influence on Python. He's probably best known for writing the Zen of Python (PEP 20), but to me…

Source: LWN.net corbet

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