We found 10 episodes of Linux Headlines with the tag “java”.
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2020-06-19
June 19th, 2020 | 2 mins 39 secs
a cloud guru, adaptive query execution, ansi sql, apache, apache spark, bounty, bountysource, bug bounty, core infrastructure initiative, crowd-sourced, daily linux podcast, digital painting, dynamic partition pruning, eclipse, edge computing, feature request, feedback, foss, funding, harvard, iot, java, krita, labratory for innovation science, linux academy, linux headlines, mainframe, open mainframe project, open source, python, r, security, survey, sustainability, the linux foundation, watercolor, xfce, z/os, zowe
A now-rescinded change to the Bountysource terms of service is causing turmoil in the open source community, Apache Spark celebrates ten years of development with a new release, Krita launches version 4.3 with new tools and interface improvements, and several projects are seeking feedback.
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2020-05-01
May 1st, 2020 | 2 mins 59 secs
20.04, a cloud guru, ama, ask me anything, ben cotton, camera, cpython, daily linux podcast, fedora, firmware, flatpak, gnome, gnome 3.36, gpu, hybrid graphics, image sensor, java, linux academy, linux headlines, linux vendor firmware service, lvfs, macos, matthew miller, opensuse, opensuse leap, optimization, oracle, parse, parser, performance, pi 4, pop!_os, project leyden, python, python 3.9, raspberry pi, retropie, sony, static images, suse, system76, telegram, tiling, ubuntu, valve, virtual reality, vr
Pop!_OS 20.04 is out, the Raspberry Pi Foundation launches a camera add-on board, Java and Python are both planning some welcome changes, and Valve ends VR for macOS.
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2020-04-17
April 17th, 2020 | 2 mins 56 secs
18.04, 4.15, 5.3, a cloud guru, amazon machine images, amazon web services, android, android 10, android 7, aws, canonical, custom rom, daily linux podcast, fork, gapps, google, google apps, grpc, java, jvm, kde, kernel, kotlin, kwin, kwinft, lineageos, linux academy, linux headlines, linux kernel, lts, martin flöser, nougat, oneplus, paranoid android, quartz, remote procedure call, rolling release, rom, roman gilg, ubuntu, valve, valve software, virtual machine, wayland, window manager, xiaomi
A KDE developer releases a drop-in replacement for KWin, Ubuntu shifts its kernel release to a rolling model for some AWS-hosted virtual machines, Google unveils a gRPC framework for Kotlin, and the Paranoid Android ROM returns with an Android 10 build.
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2020-04-10
April 10th, 2020 | 2 mins 54 secs
a cloud guru, alibaba, arm, cloud, cloud native computing foundation, cloud-native, cncf, commercial, container, daily linux podcast, distribution, docker, dragonfly, enterprise, golang, java, k8s, kubernetes, leap, linux academy, linux headlines, oci, open container initiative, opensuse, peer-to-peer, point-release, release model, risc-v, rolling-release, sles, suse, suse jump, suse linux enterprise server, tumbleweed
openSUSE plans for major changes in its Leap distribution, and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation admits Dragonfly into its incubator.
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2020-03-19
March 19th, 2020 | 2 mins 55 secs
a cloud guru, browser, browser source plugin, chrome, cryptography, daily linux podcast, firefox, ftp, gaming, gaming on linux, gog, good old games, google, immutability, java, java 14, jdk, linux academy, linux headlines, macos, mozilla, obs, oracle, pattern matching, records, red hat, srt, streaming, type safety, vulkan, windows
Mozilla announces plans to remove FTP support from Firefox, the latest version of Oracle's Java Development Kit is out, and OBS Studio's latest release has some handy new source and capture features.
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2020-03-17
March 17th, 2020 | 2 mins 28 secs
a cloud guru, api, beta, brian gupta, case, daily linux podcast, debian, election, fedora, firmware, fwupd, gnome, google, infringement, java, jonathan carter, lawsuit, lenovo, linux academy, linux headlines, linux vendor firmware service, lvfs, nvme, oracle, patent, project leader, samsung, sruthi chandran, ssd, supreme court, testing, western digital
Debian Project Leader elections heat up, the Linux Vendor Firmware Service adds NVMe drives to its stable of supported devices, Oracle and Google's Supreme Court case gets put on hold, and Fedora 32 hits beta status.
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2020-02-06
February 6th, 2020 | 2 mins 59 secs
a cloud guru, amazon, aws, choose linux, container linux, coreos, daily linux podcast, docker, fedora, fedora coreos, firefox, java, jvm, kotlin, linux academy, linux headlines, mozilla, open source, openjdk, oracle, rocket, security, ssl, synk, tls
CoreOS Container Linux prepares to say goodbye, OpenJDK and Kotlin see some big gains, and some long-awaited changes coming soon to Firefox.
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2020-01-16
January 16th, 2020 | 2 mins 59 secs
a cloud guru, ai, bdfl, chris lattner, clang, compilers, daily linux podcast, firefox, gnu, guile, guile 3.0, java, jit, layoff, linux academy, linux headlines, lisp, llvm, machine learning, mitchell baker, ml, mozilla, open source, performance, project management, python, python 2, pytorch, rpc, scheme, swift
Mozilla faces difficult choices after a major layoff, a new release of PyTorch adds long-awaited Java support, GNU Guile sees a significant speedup, and the LLVM community debates the future of decision making for the project.
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2019-12-06
December 6th, 2019 | 2 mins 19 secs
api, azure, azure sphere, braveheart, codeweek, daily, daily linux podcast, develop, developers, google, java, javascript, learning, linux, linux academy, linux headlines, manjaro, microsoft, operating system, os, pinephone, podcast, programming, sdk, spec, specification, standard, ubuntu, w3c, web standards, webassembly
The W3C puts forward WebAssembly as an official standard, Azure Sphere gains support for Ubuntu developers, CodeWeek reports back in with this year's results, and Manjaro has some exciting news for PinePhone backers.
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2019-12-05
December 5th, 2019 | 2 mins 44 secs
ai, amazon, android, code review, codeguru, daily linux podcast, deepspeech, developer tools, disney+, drm, free software foundation, fsf, java, justin garrison, linux, linux academy, linux headlines, machine learning, mozilla, re:invent, rust, rust annual survey, software development, speech-to-text, streaming services, tensorflow, transcription
Mozilla speeds up its open source speech-to-text engine, Disney+ is now available on Linux, and Amazon has a new AI-powered service for automated code review.