RHBA-2018:3444-1: qemu-kvm-rhev bug fix update Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Updated qemu-kvm-rhev packages that fix one bug are now available for Red Hat Virtualization Host 7. Source: RHBA-2018:3444-1: qemu-kvm-rhev bug fix update
RHBA-2018:3443-1: qemu-kvm-rhev bug fix and enhancement update Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Updated qemu-kvm-rhev packages that fix several bugs and add various enhancements are now available for Red Hat Virtualization Host 7. Source: RHBA-2018:3443-1: qemu-kvm-rhev bug fix and enhancement update
RHBA-2018:3442-1: lvm2 bug fix update Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Updated lvm2 packages that fix one bug are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. Source: RHBA-2018:3442-1: lvm2 bug fix update
RHBA-2018:3441-1: Red Hat Certification bug fix and enhancement update Red Hat Enterprise Linux: An updated redhat-certification package that fixes several bugs and adds various enhancements is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. Source: RHBA-2018:3441-1: Red Hat Certification bug fix and enhancement update
The Month in WordPress: October 2018 Teams across the WordPress project are working hard to make sure everything is ready for the upcoming release of WordPress 5.0. Find out what’s going on and how you can get involved. The Plan for WordPress 5.0 Early this month, the planned release schedule was announced for WordPress 5.0, which was updated a few weeks later. WordPress 5.0 is a highly anticipated release, as it’s the official launch of Gutenberg — the new block editor for WordPress Core. For more detail, check out this granular timeline. Along with the planned release schedule, @matt, who is heading up this release, announced leads for critical focuses on the project, including @matveb, @karmatosed, @laurelfulford, @allancole, @lonelyvegan, @omarreiss, @antpb, @pento, @chanthaboune, @danielbachhuber, and @mcsf. WordPress 5.0 is currently in its second beta phase and will soon move to [ more… ]
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