Marek Mahut

Thanks to Radek Vokal, you can watch video recordings of few presentations from Red Hat devconf 2009. Enjoy!

Red Hat Czech announced an open conference in Brno for all open source developers and users (yeah, sysadmins are also users). The list of presentations and workshops is growing and I already found some interested topics I’m looking forward to attend. Bookmark the link to its wiki page, more information will follow shortly.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DeveloperConference2009

Red Hat Czech invites you to Open House event in Brno. Come and see how enterprise open source software is build – be a part of it! :)

Linux Defenders. Architected to eliminate poor quality patents and ensure that only high quality patents issue, the Linux Defenders program enables individuals and organizations to efficiently contribute to: “Defensive Publications” that codify ‘known’ inventions that have not previously been [...]

I find Matt Asay’s new article about Mark Murphy’s analyzes on Oracle enterprise linux very interesting, quoting part of the article.

Oracle has failed in its attempt to enter the Linux market. Our recent survey of Oracle database customers reveals that only 1 out of 32 customers currently uses Oracle Unbreakable Linux. This one customer also [...]

Interesting report from pingdom about uptime of Linux ditros’ homepage (but also Apple and Microsoft). I’m more than happy to see Fedora and Red Hat taking leading positions in this benchmark.

Congratulation to my ex-CEO, Matthew Szulik, for his Ernst & Young National Winner for Entrepreneur of the Year 2008 Award. Matthew’s acceptance speech.

Hello, do you meet expectations below and you would like to work in Brno for a great Open Source company? Contact me please.

Position Summary:

Works as a member of a team responsible for the Corporate Infrastructure Services at Red Hat, including website, RHN service, and other internal and external customer facing services.
Defines, designs, and implements services [...]

I’ve attended Red Hat Summit in Boston and I must say I’m impressed. Even being as a staff member I had occasion to meet a lot of people, Jim Whitehurst, Joel Cohen, Paul W. Fields, Mike McGrath and a lot more.

(click on the picture for flickr album)
I’ll also spend one week in Raleigh, at our [...]

Linux-foundation.org published a report about Linux kernel development. It looks like Red Hat is still in the front, having two first from the top ten coders: Al Viro and David Miller and being the top first sponsor with 10% of contribution. Good work kernel team!
Of course, I can’t forget thousands of individual community developers that [...]