Red Hat Leftovers

posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 26, 2023

• Budgie-flavored Fedora Onyx To Be a New Immutable Fedora Variant

  Immutable distros have become popular over the past few years, with NixOS and Vanilla OS taking the spotlight.

  Thanks to their immutability, these offer better security and reliability than the usual distros.

  And now, Fedora has approved a new variant into their immutable spin lineup to offer something different.

  Let's take a brief look at it.

• Podman Desktop 1.0 Released, How to Install it in Ubuntu 22.04 | 20.04

  RedHat announced the release of Podman Desktop 1.0 general availability (GA) on Tuesday. Here's how to install it in all current Ubuntu releases. Podman Desktop is a container management tool.  It provides a simple and user friendly user interface to easily create, manage, and deploy Podman, Docker, Lima, Openshift Local, Kind, etc...

• Ansible Lightspeed taps LLMs and foundation models for AI-powered IT automation [Ed: Red Hat-sponsored shallow 'coverage']

  Open source has been a boon for the digital enterprise. For one, it birthed the Ansible Automation Platform for software provisioning, configuration management and application deployment -- among other things. But as it evolves with the times, what other capabilities are being worked into the Ansible suite?

• Red Hat extends OpenShift for the generative AI era [Ed: "HEY HI" frenzy promote by a journalist devoted only to hyping up this buzzword]

  IBM's Red Hat business unit announces the expansion of its AI capabilities with the new Red Hat OpenShift AI technology.

• Intel, Red Hat weigh in on the OT/IT convergence driving edge transformation [Ed: Another Red Hat-sponsored puff piece... about Red Hat]