The #LinuxFoundation continues to be the worst. They cannot handle a voting member for a company using an email address that is not using the company domain, so now I need to have two Linux Foundation accounts.
And this means I now need to unsubscribe from all of the spam email lists that LF puts you on the instant that you give them an email address.
If you want to read all the ins and outs on #NATS move away from #OpenSource to #BUSL from the perspective of the #LinuxFoundation CNCF, then this repo got you covered:
#Synadia the company behind #NATS announced their intent to move their codebase fom a #FOSS license to #BUSL.
Here's #LinuxFoundation CNCF's response to that:
And the reaction of Synadia:
https://www.synadia.com/blog/synadia-response-to-cncf
Their reason boils down to #OSS: Unsustainable.
Here's the HN discussion on the matter:
#OpenInfra has only gone and joined the #LinuxFoundation
Artist formerly known as #OpenStack to huddle under same umbrella as the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
OpenInfra arguably lost the fight years ago, a fact made glaringly obvious when stalwarts such as the veteran #Linux vendor SUSE decided to drop SUSE OpenStack Cloud in 2019 and go all-in with #Kubernetes.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/12/openinfra_joins_the_linux_foundation/
Still good to see #opensource projects finding log term support even if they are niche offerings now!
The first Open Source Summit Korea by the Linux Foundation. But sorry, you picked the wrong image. I can definitely say it's not Korea — it looks more like Japan. A multi-story temple and those very pointy mountains? #korea #linuxfoundation #OSSummit @linuxfoundation
Linux gives the hardware a longer life 
#linux #linuxfoundation #linuxvideos #LinuxVSWindows #humor #opensource
The schedule for LSS-NA (Linux Security Summit North America) is published:
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/linux-security-summit-north-america/program/schedule/ https://events.linuxfoundation.org/linux-security-summit-north-america/
The CfP for the Linux Security Summit EUROPE (LSS-EU) 2025 is also now open!
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/linux-security-summit-europe/The Blink engine is being used in a lot of places. If I'm not mistaken this is also the engine used in #Electron.
WebKit in itself can be found everywhere in the open source world, but it is also maintained by #Apple.
But what about #Servo? The former Mozilla project turned #LinuxFoundation project based on #rust. There is no Servo web browser in the wild so far, that I know of.
But in essence, thems the only 3:
1. Blink
2. WebKit
3. Servo
4. Gecko (but... #Mozilla)
Have we defeated #browser #hegemony with more browser hegemony?
Since #chrome is now owned by the #LinuxFoundation, is it okay to call it the whole world's web browser?
The problem of course being not the browser, but as alluded to earlier in this thread, it's about maintaining open web standards, and therefore it is intrinsically linked to the web rendering engine being used.
In the case of chrome, it's Blink...
Recently #Google gave away custodianship to the #LinuxFoundation. This means that the actual web browser, its core engine Blink and the build environment is now under the control of that we can gladly call a respectable open source foundation (or we'd be using BSD or something).
The central actor is still there, but it's one guided by the needs of many governments, many nation states, many organizations. So it's a bit more decentralized than Microsoft.
Which begs the question...
@rolle it would be good if #Linux #LinuxFoundation would move their headquarters to Switzerland
"After thorough consideration, we see joining forces with the Linux Foundation as the best way to secure financial stability, strengthen collaboration across the open-source ecosystem, and enhance long-term community support." - Jonathan Bryce, Executive Director of
@OpenInfra
The CfP for Linux Security Summit North America (LSS-NA) 2025 is now open!
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/linux-security-summit-north-america/So, a "Platinum Member" of the Linux Foundation is blocking any mention of Linux on their social network and considering it a malware... This is the most sorry excuse for a "foundation" ever.
Designing Custom #Linux Schedulers with sched_ext – slides and the recording of yesterdays #LinuxFoundation Mentorship session from @arighi are now online:
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/webinars/designing-custom-linux-schedulers-with-sched_ext
Direct link to the slides: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Andrea-Righi-Mentorship-1_22_25-scx.pdf
Direct link to the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsLjg9tGuVI
Linux Foundation Launches a New Initiative to Support Chromium-Based Browsers with Major Tech Giants #LinuxFoundation #Chromium #Browser #Google #Meta #Microsoft #Opera #Announcement
https://ostechnix.com/linux-foundation-launches-support-for-chromium-based-browsers/
Cyber Monday discounts [up to 60% off] on all certifications and courses, along with some sweet bundles by The Linux Foundation! 
https://news.itsfoss.com/linux-foundation-cyber-monday-2024/
Progress against patent trolls:
"#UnifiedPatents' goal is to deter predatory #patent claims, which it does through efforts like its #crowdsourced contests to identify #PriorArt that would invalidate an improperly granted patent…It has successfully challenged over 55 #NPE ["non-practicing entity" or #PatentTroll] efforts that threatened #OpenSource software."
https://www.theregister.com/2024/09/18/open_source_orgs_strengthen_alliance/
OpenSearch Project Joins the Linux Foundation #Opensearch #AWS #Linuxfoundation #Opensource #ApacheLucene
https://ostechnix.com/opensearch-project-joins-the-linux-foundation/
in calmness 
