Josh and Kurt talk about Linus’ effort to work on his attitude. What will this mean for security and IT in general?

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Show Notes

• Linus steps aside
• Contributor Covenant
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Source From: fedoraplanet.org.
Original article title: Open Source Security Podcast: Episode 117 – Will security follow Linus’ lead on being nice?.
This full article can be read at: Open Source Security Podcast: Episode 117 – Will security follow Linus’ lead on being nice?.

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