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Linux is an ever-evolving technology, transforming from a simple kernel released in 1991 to 95% of servers in the world now running Linux in 2019. With an unstoppable growth and use on 90% of cloud infrastructures and 100% of supercomputers, Linux This Month is here to provide you with monthly updates from the global Linux community. Helping both the home and professional users stay up to date with the latest changes in Linux development, adoption, and industry changes.

Fedora 36, RHEL 9, & Red Hat Summit 2022 on demand

*Update: To all our wonderful viewers, we wanted to let you know that Linux This Month will be going on hiatus. We may be bringing…

Jun 8, 2022

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS & D-Bus exploit

Jeremy Morgan, plus a few familiar faces, join us from Pluralsight HQ for this month’s Linux news! Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is here, and coming along…

May 3, 2022

Linux Kernel 5.18 RC1, Debian Bullseye 11.3 & Fedora Linux 36 Beta

Cara Nolte joins us again this month for all your Linux news! The first release candidate of Linux 5.18 is now available, find out what’s…

Apr 8, 2022

Google Project Zero, Slackware 15.0 & Steam Deck

In Linux news this month, Jeremy Morgan covers all the latest updates. The initial Steam Decks went out to early reservers; Google Project Zero finds…

Mar 8, 2022

Mars 15 Linux Gaming Laptop & Latest Raspberry Pi OS

In Linux news this month, Cara Nolte discusses the 2022 White House Open Source Security Summit which explored initiatives around securing open-source software. In great…

Feb 9, 2022

Linux Predictions for 2022

In Linux news this month, Jeremy Morgan brings you all of his Linux predictions for the year ahead. Covering Linux gaming, Arch-based distributions, flatpaks, Wayland…

Jan 12, 2022