Linux kernel earns CII best practices gold badge
All: I want to formally congratulate the Linux kernel project for earning a gold badge!! You can see their details here: Read More
Linux Foundation Support for the Black Community
The Linux Foundation and its communities stand in solidarity voicing support for the Black community. The system under which we operate requires change to make justice and equality a reality. We support the individuals and organizations... Read More
Building a successful open source community: How coordination and facilitation helps projects scale and mature
Why do you need program management as part of your open source project? We asked a few of the Linux Foundation’s program managers to tell us how they each approach the task. How does coordination and facilitation help improve my project?... Read More
Linux Foundation Newsletter: May 2020
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Joint Development Foundation recognized as an ISO/IEC JTC 1 PAS submitter and submits OpenChain for international review
In its role as an ISO PAS submitter, JDF and LF now can move from idea to code, to standard, to an internationally recognized standard, vastly improving the reach and availability of the technologies created by our amazing communities.... Read More
SPDX 2.2 Specification Released
The SPDX technical community is delighted to announce that the 2.2 version of the specification has been released! We started working on the first version of the SPDX specification 10 years ago, and it has continued to improve and evolve... Read More
TODOgroup.org: Participate in our 2020 Open Source Program Office (OSPO) Survey
In 2020, we want to learn from best practices in how companies create effective open source strategies, how their open source programs are structured, and how they measure success. The TODO Group is a set of companies that collaborate on... Read More
Linux Foundation Members Elect Open Source Technology Trailblazer
The Linux Foundation today announced that Sony’s Tim Bird has been elected to its board and that Panasonic’s Hiromi Wada has been re-elected for a two-year term. Read More
Virtual event suggestions for open source communities
Introduction With the COVID-19 pandemic affecting every aspect of life across every population and industry around the globe, numerous conferences, events, and meetings have been canceled or postponed. The Linux Foundation events team has... Read More
Linux Foundation Fosters Laminas Community
The Laminas Project, formerly known as the Zend Framework, is among the latest projects to be hosted at the Linux Foundation. With the community’s desire to evolve its PHP tooling for the next generation of web services and APIs, now is a... Read More
Update from the LFX Development Team
The world runs on open source, and projects need more than a version or source control system to scale The Linux Foundation has evolved a proven methodology to transform projects into category leaders. LFX operationalizes this approach,... Read More
FINOS Joins the Linux Foundation
Introduction This week we are excited to announce that FINOS, the Fintech Open Source Foundation, is joining our Linux Foundation community of projects. With critical financial services projects under its stewardship, FINOS has become the... Read More
The Security of the Open Source Software Digital Supply Chain: Lessons Learned and Tools for Remediation
Introduction It has been estimated that Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) constitutes 70-90% of any given piece of modern software solutions. FOSS is an increasingly vital resource in nearly all industries, in the public and private... Read More
The TARS Foundation: The Formation of a Microservices Ecosystem
Introduction During the 1960s and 1970’s, software developers typically used monolithic architectures on mainframes and minicomputers for software development, and no single application was able to satisfy the needs of most end-users.... Read More
How Contributing to Diversity in Technology Made Me a Better Engineer
Because my family couldn’t afford tuition, I couldn’t pursue my true interest Computer Science and, instead, studied Metallurgical Engineering — a field that I had absolutely no interest in. Read More
The Linux Foundation: It’s not just the Linux operating system
Why have so many of the world’s most important open source efforts come to the Linux Foundation? Because of the ability to scale and provide value-added services to its communities. Introduction In April of 1991, while as an undergraduate... Read More
New Linux Foundation | Harvard Study Reveals Hard Truths, Actionable Steps for Open Source Security
Open source has made its way into almost every server farm, consumer device and service we use, and it’s done so without most people even realizing it. Almost no one knows what is in their phones, apps or business data centers. This is... Read More
Copyright Notices in Open Source Software Projects
“What copyright notice should appear at the top of a file in an OSS project with many contributors?” This is a question we get all the time. Many of our communities have discussed this issue and aligned on a common approach that we thought... Read More
Tern 1.0.0 is Generally Available!
New release includes an updated CLI and support for custom report formats and analysis tool extensions Read More
Amazon Web Services, Genesys, Salesforce Form New Open Data Model
To accelerate digital transformation, organizations in every industry are modernizing their on-premises technologies by adopting cloud-native applications. According to the International Data Corporation (IDC), global spend on cloud... Read More
The Linux Kernel Mentorship program was a life changing experience
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The Linux Kernel Mentorship is Life Changing
Guest Post By Kelsey Skunberg, Linux Kernel Mentorship Program Mentee Read More
Twelve Community-Driven Demos Highlight Innovation and Integration Across the Networking Stack
LF Networking (LFN) represents the largest set of networking projects with the broadest community in the industry that collaborate on the many challenges and opportunities in the open source networking stack. Since forming in January 2018,... Read More
Open Source Developer Gain New Collaboration Opportunities on Open Hardware
Live from Open Source Summit this week, we’re thrilled to share that the OpenPOWER Foundation is becoming a project hosted at The Linux Foundation. This includes a technical contribution of the POWER Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) and... Read More
Project Maintainers: Reduce Your CLA Administrative Headaches Today
Today we are announcing the open source beta-release of EasyCLA, one of several services that are part of LFX. Read More