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There appears to be some confusion regarding the meaning of yesterday’s announcement that Kubuntu 12.04 is going to be the last release Canonical is offering commercial support for. For those who have not yet read about it, let me quickly recap the situation. Up until now Kubuntu was a Canonical supported flavor of Ubuntu. This essentially means that you can buy a support contract from Canonical to help you with your Kubuntu infrastructure. Every once in a while Canonical would stamp ‘LTS’ on a Kubuntu release to indicate that they would support this release for 3 or 5 of years to come (delivering security and major bug fixes primarily). The upcoming 12.04 will be the last release for which Canonical offers these services. As a direct consequence Jonathan Riddell, a good friend of mine and fearless leader of Kubuntu, will work on other technology during work hours. You might have noticed that I was writing a lot about Canonical just now, and the reason for this is th...
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Today Jonathan Riddell announced that our favorite Linux distro will no longer have the same support that it has had for almost its entire history. It is very sad news to hear that Kubuntu will no longer have the “Official” status it has had for many years. But what exactly does this mean? What will the future bring for the Blue Gears? I really don’t know yet precisely what the changes will be, that may take some time to fully flesh out. But I doubt it. The Kubuntu team is alre...
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As I discussed last year, Ubuntu has been restricting the use of ptrace for a few releases now. I’m excited to see Fedora starting to introduce similar restrictions, but I’m disappointed at the specific implementation: A method for doing this already exists (Yama). Yama is not plumbed into SELinux, but I would argue that’s not needed. The SELinux method depends, unsurprisingly, ...
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 		Jonathan Riddell: Kubuntu StatusFresh
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From my kubuntu-devel posting. See also Jason's posting. Today I bring the disappointing news that Canonical will no longer be funding my work on Kubuntu after 12.04. Canonical wants to treat Kubuntu...
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